Around 20 acclaimed urban and street artists from around the world exhibited their artwork in support of the peacebuilding charity International Alert’s #ART4PEACE campaign, at The Old Truman Brewery in London from 4-20 September 2015. The art exhibition and sale, titled #ART4PEACE: Peace from the street up!, featured work inspired by the theme of ‘peace in … Continue reading Art4Peace Auction at The Ivy Club
A quick stop at home to drop our bags and off we went to Kachette in Shoreditch for the Press launch night of the latest show curated by Moniker Projects front man, Frankie Shea. We were thrilled for the invite and looked forward to seeing the artworks in person after reading about it. In a nutshell – the exhibition reimagines the Caped Crusader’s … Continue reading Opening night of Cape and Cowl exhibition at Kachette
I recently posted the opening clip for the cult movie Paris, Texas, directed by Wim Wenders and written by Sam Shepard, on the RECURSIVE blog in response to something I read from Difference and Repetition by Gilles Deleuse, “For it is perhaps habit which manages to “draw” something new from a repetition contemplated from without. … Continue reading Forgetting Mechanisms
You do not know what to do for Halloween. How about some zombie actions along with some pop corn and a good old classic horror movie? Backyard Cinema Presents APOCALYPSE- a 3 day immersive iconic Zombie cinema takeover of Camden Lock Indoor Market. You should expect some live action zombies & swat teams. The courtyard … Continue reading Halloween zombie takeover event in Camden by Backyard Cinema
“One of the reasons I source mainly from newspaper, television and internet imagery is because the way we interact with these media shapes so many of our opinions about the world around us. Most of what I know about the world has been drawn in a fairly disjointed and fragmentary fashion from this huge, seemingly … Continue reading The Memory Industry
