Words Fail Me. A Work of Innate Beauty.
A pair of talented creatives are challenging our perception of Dyslexia through the self-expressive art of movement and dance. Charlotte Edmonds and Elizabeth Arifien have put their heads together t…
‘Into the Night’: Cabarets and Clubs in Modern Art
If you haven’t already heard, the art gallery at Barbican Centre has undergone a visual metamorphosis; and up until January 19th, 2020, we have a rare opportunity to gain more than just a keyhole view…
Some are Born to Endless Night-Dark Matter by Lina Iris Viktor
Liberian-British artist Lina Iris Viktor’s first UK major solo exhibition is currently showing at Autograph in East London until January 25th, 2020. With over 60 pieces of the artist’s original work…
An Escapist’s Oasis-Interview with Steve Marchant
Along a city side-street that splinters off from the chaotic flurry of Oxford Circus, I descend a set of stairs and find myself smack-bang in an escapist’s oasis. Like stepping into the c…
The Persistence of Time: The Clock at Tate Modern
Speaking first and foremost from the perspective of a self-confessed creature of habit, admittedly, a significant portion of my weekly routine teeters on the obsessive. So, naturally I’m left dis…
The Art of Change: Dorothea Lange / Vanessa Winship – A photography double bill
As part of The Art of Change season at Barbican, the works of two important female artists are currently being showcased in a comprehensive exhibition that aims to touch and inspire a new generation. …