The Frieze Art Fair is the high point of the London Autumn art season. One of the most interesting elements is always the Frieze sculpture park with its numerous installations by established and emerging artists.The Sculpture Park at Frieze Art Fair is located in the...
Victoria & Albert Museum move on to the next chapterThe V&A’s autumn show ‘Postmodernism: Style and Subversion 1970-1990’ represents the climax of a long-running series of exhibitions devoted to exploring the ‘style...
"I particularly appreciate the V&A's visionary approach in embracing popular culture and new technology. My display will be an overview and insight into the main archive of my work over the last few decades. I'm truly honoured that it will be ‘Housed’...
Ai Weiwei: Dropping the Urn (Ceramic Works, 5000 BC – AD 2010) Victoria & Albert Museum A new exhibition which displays work by Beijing artist Ai Weiwei opens at the Victoria & Albert Museum in South Kensington in early October. It examines one of the...
ArtLyst gives their top ten lowdown on what's hot at this years festivalThe London Design Festival launches tomorrow (17 September -25 September ) with over 300 great design events to engage with all over the capital. The Festival is both a cultural and a commercial...
Pressure grows to stage the New York exhibition in LondonA major retrospective of fashion designer Alexander McQueen, which closed its doors at the end of July, at New York's Metropolitan Museum, may come to London after all. The exhibition took New York by storm,...
The fifth edition of the Pavilion of Art & Design London brings together an incredible set of 56 galleries from 11 countries to its prime location on Berkeley Square, PAD London 2011 promises to be the strongest edition of the fair since its inception in 2007. A...
The London Street Photography Festival is a new event in London’s cultural calendar. It champions the best contemporary street photographers and honor past masters providing a space for discussion, debate and appreciation of the current relevance of this...
Love it or loath it, Street Art is now everywhere and the genre is not only making the transition from the street to the gallery,it is also crossing over onto the walls of the museum. It has infiltrated advertising, graphic design, fashion, music and the Visual Arts...