The Loop by Tokio Aoyama @ the Hoxton Gallery
I finally had the chance to see Tokio Aoyama’s The Loop first hand at the private view last...
Oran Blackwood
Soul in the Machine by Khyle Raja at the Rich Mix
I openly admit that I’m somewhat of a geek. I grew up on those old black and white...
What Curators Want
Your degree or masters is over. You’ve had your final show and had fair to outstanding feedback. It’s...
Drawing on History by Mark Powell at the Hang Up Gallery
When I first heard of Mark Powell’s work a quote from Atom Egoyan popped into my head, ‘My...
The Loop – Tokio Aoyama at the Hoxton Gallery
Growing up in the 70s and 80s the only art I was exposed to was on album covers...
Bishopsgate Goodsyard – Developing the Future of Shoreditch.
It amazes me how ironic life is at times. While out working on a documentary about the failure...
Watching, Looking and Seeing at the Kahaila Cafe
A selection of overlapping images that collectively examine our notions of viewing by showing us unique world views. James...
Adrift – The Unfamiliar and Familiar in Modern Society at the Gasket Gallery
The Gasket Gallery’s inaugural exhibition of ten photographers creates an incredible world view examining the way we see and...
The Spontaneous Prose Store – Shoreditch
One of the many things I love about Brick Lane is the random nature of it. A woman...
Beauty Portraits Un-Touched by Rachell Smith
A hauntingly sombre set of prints that capture the model at her most modest and vulnerable, Beauty Portraits...
The Art of Coffee – Cafés the 21st Century Studio
I like my coffee strong and my waitresses sullen, which is why I spend so much time in coffee...
Shoreditch – The Open Air Gallery
One of the enduring qualities about life in East London is our love of street art and graffiti. We...
