Every Sunday, Spitalfields market is busy with new designers, artists, and vintage clothing dealers. You can say this is the most fashionista-loving market in London. Now, this week after the end of London's official ...
© Tino Sehgal Have you ever been asked, "What do you think, 'progress' means?" by a kid, 10 years old? I have. At first exhibition room of ICA. If you go to the entrance and get a ticket, the lady calls someo...
Pin heels, pink panty, and silver painted camisole, a girl wearing them are trying to change a bulb. That's the cover illustration of "How to Walk in High Heels" by Camilla Morton, which have been piled up at most boo...
It is only 5minits walk from Shorditch, which is always busy with design offices, gallerias, and studios, that is the center of city, the place for money and business. Hiscox gallery is placed in it. Hiscox is Europ...
Not only museums or galleries are places for art. So many art fairs are going on in London this Autumn, with rooms that are pretty unusual. For starters, let's have a look at St Martin's Lane, off Trafalgar square. O...
For not only Londoners but also for design hungry people from all over the world, September must be one super busy month since 2003. Because according to the official guide of London Design Festival, there are over 17...
Last year I interviewed Garrett Chow who was a member of the street art crew, London Police, who have since disbanded. Garrett is now establishing himself as a stand-alone artist (he already has a successful career in...
The Optronica festival marked something of a breakthrough for audio visual art in the UK, being the first event to showcase such a wide range of international VJs, electronic musicians and video artists in a setting a...
On the back streets of Whitechapel, one enters into the confusing boundary of the Elastic Residence. Blurring the setting in which one views art between the domestic and the public gallery, we are then confronted wit...
London-based artist Jorgen Evil Ekvoll is launching on an adventure from his self-built spaceship. Stepping into his studio/craft, the brilliance gives testimony to the amount of effort put into the project. Its pure ...
"Shrinking Childhoods" opened in November 2004 on the grounds of Tate Modern. Initially it was a struggle to find it due to bad signposting, but as word got round and the exhibition began to generate interest from the...
This Summer, an eye-catching advert was shown on TV. A young celebrity called Sarah Rivers shows the viewers around her new house, telling us how she was 'discovered' while shopping with her aunt in a department...
