July Monthly Arts Round-Up
Well, the first half of 2020 is officially in the rear-view mirror (phew!) and the summer season is upon us. Here in the UK we are ever-so-warily beginning to crawl from out our enforced hibernati…
All Aboard: The Detailed Eye of Constantin Prozorov
You must have been hiding under a rock if you haven't yet come across the detailed work of fashion artist Constantin Prozorov. A highly skilled creative with a flair for fusing elements of the rea…
DFW: The New Normal
With many of us still cooped up in our rooms like naughty children, we are still grappling to find new and engaging ways to feed our creative minds... Here in London, since the government-enforced …
Langlands and Bell: Degrees of Truth
London-based artists Ben Langlands and Nikki Bell have most certainly etched out a creative niche for themselves over the years... Former classmates and fine arts graduates, the pair have been exhibi…
Social Distancing & Art House Cinema of the 1960’s
With an unprecedented wave of new and exciting cinema movements sprouting up across the globe in unexpected pockets, the decade of the 1960’s was certainly an exciting period for film lovers the world…
The Art of Isolation
As I’m writing this, one-fifth of the world’s population are under lockdown; with the streets of once sleepless cities now eerily bereft of the vibrant life that once pulsed through it’s veins. Here…
Cecil Beaton’s Bright Young Things
Sashaying through town with all the flamboyant vivacity and frivolity of a high-society ball, Bright Young Things has finally touched down at London’s National Portrait Gallery, and will be on public …
Radical Figures: Painting in the New Millennium
Love painting but find that you’re only ever concerned with works from the classical period? Well then don’t. A new generation of painters are using the figurative form to challenge the way in which w…
Dora Maar at TATE: Interview with Assistant Curator Emma Jones
As is quite often the case with much of the arts in contemporary circles, the often lopsided distribution of the public spotlight has in some instances meant that over the decades some work has played…
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…