Now in its summer break, the London art scene has slightly slowed down and galleries are either busy relaxing or putting altogether their next shows. One of these that has caught our eyes and attention is the “Hide and Seek” show by Malika Favre at Kemistry gallery. This show is for the minimalistic art enthusiast … Continue reading Malika Favre – Hide and Seek at Kemistry gallery
It was lunch time and I was again walking towards the place that would put an end to the hunger I had been victim off all morning. I then once again walked past the Frameless gallery in Farringdon which I had never bothered to visit until today. I certainly knew about it but either the … Continue reading Otto Schade at Frameless gallery
Another show that was one not to miss so I pressed on to get there asap. Joram Roukes is a regular at Signal gallery, this is not his first show in the premises – Find out more As soon as you step in, you cannot get your eyes off the large canvases that run along … Continue reading Joram Roukes at Signal gallery
We had the chance to get a sneak preview of 20:12, #CODEFC’s London Olympics Installations show opening tomorrow at Curious Duke gallery on Whitecross street. The London-based artist’s 2 year long project is coming to maturation with this show and fits nicely the build up to the London 2012 Olympics. Using stencil interventions onto London … Continue reading #codefc show opens at Curious Duke gallery – 20:12
Too late to go this year, the Hong Kong International Art Fair, opening this Thursday 17th, is something I should definitely pencil in for next year as when its popularity ever increasing, the quality of the art on display is becoming something. Take this event for example – KAWS, or Brian Donnelly at Galerie Perotin. … Continue reading Kaws at Gallery Perrotin in Hong Kong
