A Lost Love: Jordan Tiberio’s Photographic Project “Two Souls”
To be in a relationship is similar to play on a rusted swing that moves back and forth....
Giulia Viganò
Loneliness and Technology: Julien Mauve, Lonely Window
Whilst technology is supposed to make us more connected, nowadays it seems to have become increasingly common to...
The Open Road : London in 1927 & 2013
Reflecting on the xx century, we could define it as the most peculiar, eventful span of one hundred...
Exhibition in Shoreditch: "Space is Deep", Le Gun Collective
The exhibition Space is Deep at Daniel Blau Gallery offers an intense journey into the puzzling work and...
An Artist and his Muse: Interview with Painter Req
Many artists, writers, and singers have been inspired by an individual whom they refer to as their own...
Exhibition in Shoreditch: "Itinerant Ones", Jules de Balincourt’s first UK solo show
Jules de Balincourt’s first solo exhibition in the UK, Itinerant Ones, is now on view at Victoria Miro...
The Strange Power of Maps: Interview with Cartographer Marcus Kirby
As a matter of fact, it is impossible to portray the planet as a flat image. The only...
Interview with dancer and choreographer Riccardo Buscarini
Riccardo Buscarini is a young Italian dancer and choreographer based in London. He trained at London Contemporary Dance...
Political Satire in Graffiti and Cartoons: Interview with Street Artist Hunto
About a week ago, I started to investigate to what extent graffiti and cartoons carrying subtle political meanings...
African American Art Exhibitions: Kara Walker and Frank Bowling
“Is black art about colour?” wondered the abstract painter Frank Bowling at the very beginning of one of...
Political Satire in Graffiti and Cartoons: Interview with cartoonist Simon Key
I’ve been fascinated by the funny world of cartoons since I was very little. As a child, it...
