‘Hope’ by Max Cooper and Thomas Vanz
Hope is a visual poem about the journey of a thought, with a scale transposition to the gigantic/cosmic, it tries to represent the brain's c...
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The Top 5 Online Casino Trends 2018
The casino industry has continuously grown in terms of the number of players, as well as the total time spent on this type of entertainment ...
Last Days Of Shoreditch: Red Gallery To Close Doors In East London For The Last Time
With Red Gallery Last Days Of Shoreditch closing its doors for an Art'otel Hoxton development, this signals the end of an era for East Londo...
Floating Hot Tubs are Sailing into West India Quay
Just a year after launching, HotTug UK has announced the opening of a second location and permanent home at West India Quay, to set sail th...
Meet ambient-electronic producer Jarvus
Ambient-electronic producer Jarvus will be releasing his debut EP titled The Lake on July 13th via Non State. Produced by processing all k...
Park Life: Celebrate the UK’s glorious green spaces with Love Parks Week
Love Parks Week, now in its 12th year, is Britain’s biggest celebration of valuable green spaces. Launched by environmental charity Keep Bri...
Grand Prix Ball 2018 at The Hurlingham Club
On Wednesday 4thJuly I had the great opportunity to be invited to the 8th annual Grand Prix Ball 2018 at The Hurlingham Club. The British G...
Ghostly Double Exposure by Paul Apal’kin
Have you ever had an out of body experience? Have you ever felt like you don't belong in your own skin? Photographer Paul Apal'kin...
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Music and Art: The Story of the CD Booklet
In times when music is becoming more digital, not only the artists but many other people in the chain of production have to suffer financial...
Crazy Cat Lovers by Andréanne Lupien
Cats have taken over the world, or at least these photographs. Fluffy breeds of cats populate the rooms with a single human among them. Seem...
Wonderfully Creepy Noir Stills by Dan Bannino
Murder mysteries will always be around. With fantastic 40's to 60's noir movie directors like Carol Reed and Alfred Hitchcock, photographer ...
Coffee paintings give glimpse of ethereal nature
Using just coffee, antique ledger paper, and just a touch of ink here and there, artist Michael Aaron Williams creates ethereal portraits of...
Imperfections in human nature reflected in “failed” paintings
With his routes in Colombia and the son of a surgeon, artist Cesar Biojo had swapped his idea of becoming a chemist in for a paint brush whe...
Threads of surrealism in Rob Woodcox photographs
Houston-born surrealist portrait and fine art photographer Rob Woodcox threads reality with dreams in his photographs. He uses his camera to...
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5 Industries that Have Moved Online in the Last Decade
The internet today is the biggest phenomenon that happened in the 21st Century. It’s pulling down every wall in its path and pushing limitat...
What are the Essential Things a Newbie Slot Machine Player Should Know
Slot machines are simple games to play and they are a perfect selection for any new gambler. For those who have never played a slot in the p...
How to effectively market your start-up in 2018
Starting up your business in 2018 is going to be difficult, but totally worthwhile. The biggest task that you’re going to have to jump on an...
How Silicon Roundabout Is Changing How We Do Business
When the term Silicon Roundabout was first coined ironically in 2008 to describe Shoreditch’s burgeoning tech hub that had sprung up around ...
Gaming Intelligence Awards 2018 Celebrates Industry Innovators
Recently, the 2018 Gaming Intelligence Awards were held, celebrating some of the best innovators in the iGaming and eSports sectors. This ye...
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Grand Prix Ball 2018 at The Hurlingham Club
On Wednesday 4thJuly I had the great opportunity to be invited to the 8th annual Grand Prix Ball 2018 at The Hurlingham Club. The British G...
London Shuffle expands to new permanent home in Shoreditch with the UK’s first open-air shuffleboard terrace
London Shuffle is responsible for having turned the capital on to the most exciting new nightlife trend of recent years - shuffleboarding. N...
London’s historic Curtain Theatre to host landmark performance
The Curtain Theatre, located in Shoreditch, will come to life with a collaborative event on Saturday 21 July between the University of Roeha...
Another Europe: outdoor photography exhibition from EU artists to take over Kings Cross
To celebrate the European Year of Cultural Heritage and Austria’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union, the Austrian Cultural For...
The Book Club is launching ‘Cinema Paradiso’ nights
Ever wanted to be part of one of your favourite films? The Book Club in Shoreditch is launching a brand new monthly immersive movie night (t...
A new weekly market launches the next weekend in Hoxton Square
Hoxton Square Market is a new weekly market launching on June 2nd that will feature farmers and food producers alongside high quality locall...
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Little Architecture makes a big impression
It’s a simple rule; everything is always cuter when it’s miniature. This rule applies to Emily Boutard’s mini architecture pieces, which displays various ty...
Abstract Figurative Paintings by Wendy Ng
Wendy Ng has a beautiful collection combining the elegance of nature and women. Abstract and colorful, elements from flowers and leaves decorate the faces and b...
Sleeping Beauties Take Refuge on Rooftops
Sleeping beauties and sleeping giants alike come together in Ella & Pitr's murals. Characters sleep atop roofs, cuddling up with the cement walls after wear...
Death of a F*ckboy
‘Mind the shards of broken hearts’ It was London's ropiest single's night, ‘Cupid’s Caboose’. A ball for the brokenhearted where anyone alone was invited. Darr...
Cultural “hidden smiles” photographed across Vietnam
It's arguable that smiling is the most universal gesture known to man. How we smile, however, is something that caught the eye of French photographer Réhahn wh...
Photographer Captures Stormtroopers In The Trials Of Everyday Life
It’s a tough life being a Stormtrooper – you’re an unwilling villain at the beck and call of a maniacal mouth-breather and to top it all off you’re actually not...
Artist Creates Floral Installation With 30,000 Flowers
Rebecca Louise Law's floral art installation encompasses 30,000 fresh flowers all carefully hung into place. The suspended masterpiece was created for Bikini Be...
Photographer Ines Opifanti captures dogs and their owners
There's a common saying that dogs owners tend to look like their dogs. While photographer Ines Opifanti does not necessarily believe that is true, she does thin...
Street Artist Creates Origami Graffiti Made From Paper
Artist Mademoiselle Maurice creates street art graffiti using origami and is made of paper instead of spray paint. Multi-coloured paper is used to create eac...
Escaping War and Waves: Refugees’ Stories sketched by Olivier Kugler
Four years ago, Olivier Kugler, a German illustrator based in London, spent the first two weeks of December documenting the lives of Syrian refugees in the Domi...
Photo series of India’s overpopulated train network
With growing overpopulation that's already at a whopping 1.2 billion, it's a wonder how the people of India manage to function and move around. Much unlike the ...
Playful paper cutouts cut into the London landscape
Rich McCor, also know as paperboyo on Instagram, cheekily uses paper cutouts in front of well-known monuments to completely change the landscape in an enter...
