All Dressed Up: Installations by Guda Koster
An affinity for clothing drives most of us away on shopping sprees, yet Guda Koster combines a love...
Natasha Levy
A New Master: Street art by Ted Pim
Irish artist Ted Pim isn’t afraid to wander into the fearful unknown as he uses the walls of abandoned...
Word of Mouth: Drawings by Julia Randall
In her series Lick Line, artist Julia Randall manages to create extremely revealing, intimate pieces through showing one...
Not the Same Old Song
For some, vinyl records are the physical, nostalgic reminder of the bands they obsessed over as teenagers, the...
Colour and Concealment
Louis Melf Esparragoza uses his art to play with the conventions of celebrity culture and portraiture. Taking famous...
One Day Young project by Jenny Lewis
Hackney and Malawi may seem like a world away from each other, but photographer Jenny Lewis has created a...
Filling the Silence
It has become a widespread belief that Londoners do not like to speak to each other. We are...
A Certain Look: Interview with Jody and Bayo Furlong, founders of The Eye Agency
Based in the heart of Shoreditch, The Eye is a casting, modelling and street scouting agency that has...
For the Love of Italy: The House of Peroni makes a return to London’s East End
Go on an Italian adventure on the streets of London as The House of Peroni returns to the...
Political Lace by Melissa Coleman
When one thinks of lace, we associate it with delicacy, intricacy and soft femininity. Now, for her project...
Teenage Kicks: Illustrations by Helena Hauss
Biro’s are the cheap and cheerful pens that we have lying around on our desks or at the...
Bugged Out: Wendy Sittner’s Insect Artworks
Inspired by the diverse elements of nature, artist Wendy Sittner’s latest series of monoprints and photolithographs focuses on...
