Posted by Jimmy Tilley
Posted: 12/01/2010
Two different London shows this weekend displayed how programming and audio-visual technology are finding their place as tools with which to make more artistic statements.
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Posted by Dan Greene
Posted: 15/12/2009
I first became aware of Ed Ruscha’s work through the beautifully designed book ‘Cotton Puffs, Q-Tips, Smoke and Mirrors’, so the opportunity to see his new show ‘Ed Ruscha: 50 Years of Painting’ at the Hayward was too good to miss. More
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Posted in Exhibition, Fine Art
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Posted by Tom Crabtree
Posted: 08/10/2009
Since his passing in 2007 and the subsequent publishing of Todd Oldham’s coffee table tome ‘Charley Harper: An Illustrated Life‘, we’ve seen quite a resurgence in interest - at least here in the U.S. - in the late, great graphic artist’s work. More
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Posted in Exhibition, Fine Art, Illustration, Inspiration
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Posted by Matt King
Posted: 31/07/2009
I have always felt that there has been a strong connection between art & design and cycling. From art students on their beaten up racers to designers on their fixed gears. Here’s a festival that caters for not just the overlap of bike/artist but for anyone who loves bicycles. More
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Posted in Exhibition, Film, Music
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Posted by Ian Moore
Posted: 29/07/2009
Originally this post was about Radical Nature, an exhibition running at the Barbican art gallery in London (19 June —18 October 2009). I hoped to get some nice close-ups of Henrik Håkansson’s horizontal section of rainforest, or some maybe some above shots from of Tomas Saraceno’s floating bubble structures. More
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Posted in Exhibition, Photography
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Posted by Claire Warner
Posted: 13/07/2009
Is it just me or is anyone else completely obsessed with Anthony Gormley’s 4th plinth living sculpture ‘One & Other’ in Trafalgar Square? More
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Posted in Exhibition, Fine Art, Inspiration, Installation, Originality, Signage, Uncategorized
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Posted by Matt Judge
Posted: 08/07/2009
For those of you in London over the next few weeks the House of Propellors latest exhibition of Will Broome’s illustration work may well be of interest. More
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Posted by Matt Judge
Posted: 03/06/2009
Fashion is an important economic provider for the Netherlands. It is home to the head offices of Nike, Tommy Hilfiger, G-star, Oilily, Mexx and, recently, Reebok. After a bank holiday excursion to Amsterdam I discovered just how important the industry is to the cities future. More
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Posted in Exhibition, Fashion, Installation, Originality, Social responsibility
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