Kicking Dust is a new exhibition that opened at the Hayward Gallery in May. Igshaan Adams art combines various aspects of weaving, sculpture and installation. His work is beautiful, intricate, delicate and detailed when you get up close. Kicking Dust is a reference to the ‘Rieldans’ which is a dance from the Northern Cape of…
A brilliant new exhibition opens at the Tate Britain on the 7th July, displaying one of the most comprehensive retrospective exhibitions of the Portuguese artist Paula Rego. This is a beautiful exhibition, telling her life story through her work and the socio-political context. The layout and curations are excellent, you get the feel of her…
Art galleries are back after a long period of lockdown you can now go and visit your local museum and art gallery. It will be one of the best times to visit with no tourists you will have plenty of space, so make the most of it. They need your support. One of my favourites…
A new exhibition was supposed to open at the Tate Modern in the first week of November. The timing couldn’t be worse with the start of lockdown 2.0 beginning on the 5th of November 2020. The Tate Modern will now open on the 2nd December 2020. Zanele Muholi is an acclaimed photographer and this exhibition…
A new exhibition opens at the Barbican Art Gallery called Masculinities: Liberation through photography. It explores how masculinity is experienced, performed, coded and socially constructed as expressed and documented through photography and film from the 1960s to the present day. With over 300 works from over 50 International artists, photographers & filmmakers the exhibition shows…
A new exhibition opens at Somerset House on the 31st of January about the beautiful world of mushrooms. With various exhibits from 35 artists across different media types from films to paintings to sketches and models all displaying the fascinating world of mushrooms. It takes place in the Terrace Rooms and is curated by Francesca…
A major new exhibition opens at the Hayward Gallery on the 23rd of October. It is a retrospective exhibition from one of the greatest British artists Bridget Riley. Spanning 70 years of her work it is the most comprehensive to date. Bridget Riley is one of the most distinguished and internationally renowned artists working today. She…
Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery is one of those hidden places in Ealing that you stumble upon accidentally, it has just reopened after an extensive restoration process bring it back to its former glory in the 1800s. Pitzhanger Manor was designed and built by Britains most influential architect Sir John Soane. It took 4 years for it…
A wonderful new Van Gogh exhibition opens in London on the 27th March till 11th August 2019 at Tate Britain. With 45 pieces of his work, the exhibition explores his life in London where he lived between 1873 to 1876 and how he influenced lots of British artists like Francis Bacon & David Bomberg. This…
Kader Attia’s exhibition The Museum of Emotion opens in the Hayward gallery from the 13th February till the 6th May 2019. The exhibition traces the artists work over the last two decades. He defines himself as an activist as well as an artist and tries to engage our capacity for thinking as well as feeling….
