Beyond Caravaggio

Until the 15th of January, at The National Gallery, you can enjoy a wonderful exhibition that contains more than 50 Continue reading →

In conversation with…Gretchen Andrew

Gretchen Andrew is a Californian born, London based artist who works in online and offline mediums. She started painting in Continue reading →

Africa My Africa – Connecting Boundaries

Africa My Africa – Connecting Boundaries is the theme of a new joint exhibition curated by Lahd Gallery and the Continue reading →

An art essay written by a parrot: Valerio Nicolai at Treti Galaxie

When philosopher Davide Dal Sasso came to visit the Valerio Nicolai solo show Permanent Transformation of a Magician in Ant Continue reading →

Painting the Modern Garden: Monet to Matisse

One of the best exhibitions you can now attend in London is being held at the Royal Academy of Arts Continue reading →

The Algerianism Art Project

The word ‘Algerianism’ initially described a literary movement constituted in the early twentieth century by a group of French-Algerian intellectuals Continue reading →

Waiting for Borremans: Cinematic Time in the work of Michaël Borremans

Michaël Borremans, The Feeding (film still), 2006 The Cinematic encompasses the relationship between the moving and still image, most notably Continue reading →

In conversation with… Neil Gall

Neil Gall (b. 1967, in Aberdeen, Scotland) is an Artist based in London. He received his BA (Hons) in Painting Continue reading →