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Harland Miller Unveils His First Solo Exhibition At Blain Southern Berlin

Harland Miller Unveils His First Solo Exhibition At Blain Southern Berlin

by News Desk | Apr 29, 2016 | News

Blain/Southern is presenting their first solo exhibition of Harland Miller’s work at their Berlin gallery. The show opens today as part of Berlin Gallery weekend. This marks a departure from the artists use of appropriated imagery, the exhibition comprises many new...

Martin Creed Solo Show For Hauser & Wirth’s New Somerset Gallery

by News Desk | Apr 28, 2016 | News

‘You find yourself here in this world with feelings and thoughts. It’s difficult to accept what you find you do. But if you can it seems to help.’ – Martin Creed, 2016.Hauser & Wirth’s rustic new gallery in Somerset has announced a...
Instagram’s Democratisation of Photography Is An Art-form Unto itself

Instagram’s Democratisation of Photography Is An Art-form Unto itself

by News Desk | Apr 28, 2016 | News

From those as successful as Ai Weiwei, to children newly born, it seems that everyone has an Instagram account. That’s no surprise either. It is one of the biggest social media applications, and after being bought by Facebook for $1billion in 2012, it has only grown....

Blue Plaque Proposed To Mark Artist Yves Klein’s London Residency

by News Desk | Apr 28, 2016 | News

A Blue Plaque proposal has been submitted to English Heritage to honour the French artist Yves Klein (1928-62) who lived in the Cromwell Road, in a bedsit from 1949-1950. Well known for his signature “International Klein Blue” artworks he trademarked the iconic colour...
Leonardo da Vinci Gay Mona Lisa Theory Has Zero Credibility Whatever

Leonardo da Vinci Gay Mona Lisa Theory Has Zero Credibility Whatever

by News Desk | Apr 27, 2016 | News

Have you ever dwelled on something that initially appears full of complex meaning, and gone around and around on it until it appears to have absolutely zero meaning whatever? One of the points of art historical researching – and a crucial factor in how funds should be...

Anish Kapoor Railroaded By Boris Johnson Into Adding Slide To Olympic Sculpture

by News Desk | Apr 27, 2016 | News

Sir Anish Kapoor, The Turner Prize winning artist, has disclosed his anxiety over the collaborative project, which juxtaposes the world’s longest slide, by the German artist Carsten Höller with his ArcelorMittal Orbit sculpture, in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, in...
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