Visual Candy

It is always interesting to observe the works of  artistic giants, and at the Blain Southern Gallery in central London Continue reading →

SPECIAL: VISITOR RESEARCH AND CURATING WORKSHOP AT THE WHITECHAPEL GALLERY

This week we have a special piece to post. During the previous month our course has had the privilege to Continue reading →

M ! M S

I must admit that when I knew about a new art manifesto in 2013, I felt a bit reluctant. Does Continue reading →

Sir John Soane Museum – house of horror or home of the muses?

‘Give light and people will find the way.’ This powerful quote by Ella Baker has become a mantra for passionate Continue reading →

Temporary contemporary

We pass them everyday. They have different names. We use them to move from one place to another and they Continue reading →

Paul Klee: Making Visible

Upon entering, you are bombarded with information overload – straddling the wall is a chronology of the artist’s history from Continue reading →

IS THE WHITE CUBE RELEVANT TODAY?

The white cube is an established part of the contemporary art scene today. It offers an invisible canvas on which Continue reading →

Fayre, Fare, Fair, Frieze

The Kunstkabinett, known as a cabinet of curiosity, housed the privately owned collections of rulers, aristocrats and scientists, and were Continue reading →