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…
"I would love to get a frank feedback. One gets only praises, which is fine somehow" "Because it was the way that I ran into while approaching the painting as a realm. The painting was for me very …
Illusive Math From museum-goer to museum installer, India Serena embraces the legacy of some greats of the geometric art of her home country. Born in Venezuela, India Serena left it for…
INTERFERENCES TRY IT YOUR WAY A simple painting curse for beginners would merely last two months. Why ? Because they were always telling her what to do. It would make anybody else back off or,…
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…
Belgium based Russian artist Masha Trotzky’s way of tackling current affairs and globalisation is through extremely original works which may include amongst others; food shaped into political signs, a…
As the very well received 'Ever Changing' exhibition by K Pagador at RB12 space in London is coming to an end, we take the opportunity to interview her to get further insight on her life and practice.…
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…
As the all inspiring solo exhibition ‘Connections, passages and heart’ by Caroline Hands is drawing to a close next week, we can’t miss this chance to tell you more about her and encourage you to pay …
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…