We have been following the rise of Carne Griffiths, an artist painting with unusual mediums such as tea, who has become an established and respected figure in the art world. ‘Momentary’, his biggest solo show to date, he told us, is opening today to the grand public so we met the artist and asked a … Continue reading Momentary, the new solo show by Carne Griffiths
Extinction/Extension by the half-Chilean half-German street artist Otto Schade known as OSCH is opening tomorrow at London West Bank gallery. In the meantime, the private view of the show is tonight between 6-10pm. As the Anonymous sunset image shows, Osch will work on his signature tape style combined with his sunsets which have covered London … Continue reading Extinction/Extension, a new show by Otto Schade
When I first saw these pictures by photographer Jean-Paul Bourdier, I was completely amazed by the clever compositions and juxtapositions and even more by the colours which shine in front of your eyes. My immediate second thought was that these must be digitally manipulated but I was glad to find out that they do not … Continue reading Jean-Paul Bourdier’s stunning body painted photographs
Master of the biro drawing Mark Powell returns to Hang-Up Gallery in March with his new solo show Anthropology. The exhibition will feature an exclusive collection of original pen and ink drawings, as well as a selection of limited edition print releases in collaboration with London’s prestigious publisher Jealous Gallery. Known internationally for his beautifully intricate … Continue reading “Anthropology” a new show by Mark Powell at Hang Up gallery
We strolled through the London Art Fair for the fourth consecutive year and as always stumbled upon remarkable artworks from ever so talented artists. In this series, we will tell you why we liked a particular piece from these artists as well as posting more works. We hope you will also enjoy it as we did. … Continue reading London Art Fair – artists we enjoyed, Guy Allen
