After over six years sharing artistic adventures with our dear friend Arturo as Director and founder member of Chrom Art, we are delighted to finally have the opportunity to interview him as an artist. Following his many international successes in recent years, he is presenting h…
In conjunction with EndoftheLine, Chrom-Art will be celebrating the opening of their brand new East London gallery this December with TetraChrome: Art in Lockdown, a solo show from visionary street artist Jim Vision. Certainly not one to play it small, since 2005 Jim has …
The 11th iteration of the Berlin Biennial titled The Crack Begins Within opened its doors ten days ago and it will be on display till November the first, 2020. The Epilogue of this 2020 edition, emerges as a final chapter of the continuous work of a whole year at the ExRotaprint…
The 2020 edition of the Berlin Art Week kicks off today. One of the few macro art events that has not been canceled in Europe since the "corona" explosion, opens its doors from September 9th to 13th in different venues around the city, and it includes a presential art fair. Masks…
September is looking like a good time for art lovers in London. Not only will we see the reopening of more of our most cherished and frequented galleries, but there is a treasure-trove of online exhibitions, film screenings, discussions and courses too for those who’d prefer to b…
A vivid return for the Hamburger Bahnhof —Museum for the present— in Berlin, with the site-specific three-dimensional painting It Wasn’t Us by the artist Katharina Grosse, which extends to the outside area at the back of the building. The show will be prolonged to welcome the new…
Let's look back to the 1920s and imagine a free press critical of abusive regimes that visualize the criminal acts of despicable characters. That was the German Dadaist John Heartfield, who has the retrospective John Heartfield ‒ Photography plus Dynamite at the Akademie de…
The second edition of The Field Kitchen Academy entitled The Curious Loop, takes place between August, 15 and 8 September in the Gutshaus Wüsten Buchholz, in the province of Brandenburg (Germany), about 2 hours away from Berlin and Hamburg. Three weeks full of fruitful internatio…
From culinary to medicinal, psychedelic or nuclear, our relationship with the humbly versatile mushroom has certainly been nothing if not colourful over the years... Shadowing the development of civilisation from as far back as the anthropological cradle, its longstanding cult…
With summer now well-and-truly in full swing, and many London galleries and museums reopening their doors again, August has a refreshing wealth of culture and inspiration for one to dive into... Whilst a number of exhibitions have been extended over the summer after being cut …