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The Top Art Galleries Around Shoreditch
Whitechapel Gallery – 77-82 Whitechapel High Street, E1 7QX Whitechapel Gallery has been a cornerstone of art...
Discover East London With Shoreditch Hype Experiences
Hype App and Hype Experiences are designed to help people explore the capital’s hidden gems. Each event allows the...
Business in Shoreditch: Interview with Helen Ralli of 18 Hewett Street
M: Tell us about your business. What is your role? 18 Hewett Street is a versatile space that...
The Blue Tit Guide to Visiting the Hairdresser
If there’s one way of summarising Dalston’s Blue Tit Hair Salon – it’s that it’s a refreshingly different...
What Curators Want
Your degree or masters is over. You’ve had your final show and had fair to outstanding feedback. It’s...
Artists in Shoreditch: Interview with Julia Riddiough from A Brooks Art Gallery
Hoxton street market is the environment where A Brooks Art gallery is placed. A smart, genuine and locally-focused art...
Art in Shoreditch: Interview with Illustrator Veronica Rowlands
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G: Tell us about what do you do? I’m an East London Based Fashion Illustrator who has a...
Art in Shoreditch: Interview with Valentina Fois from La Scatola Gallery
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http://www.lascatolagallery.com/ Tell us about your business: What do you do? What is your unique selling point/ competitive advantage compare...
Artists in Shoreditch: Damien Hirst
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Leaving the cultural melting pot of Shoreditch, Laura ventured to Mayfair of all places to take in Damien Hirst’s...
Vertical Gallery Launch
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On October 24, 2011, a photography competition was launched to solicit mobile phone photographs for a brand new public exhibition space called The Vertical Gallery, located in London’s uber-trendy Shoreditch and Hoxton – the gateway to the London Olympics.
Memento Mori
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The [overrun] armadillo picked up in Texas by Ohio-based artist Shane Mecklenburger couldn’t have in its wildest dreams imagined that it would one day be cremated, and transformed into a shining piece of art. Transformed into a diamond from its ashes, Mecklenburger’s Texas armadillo will soon be on display at the Hoxton Art Gallery in Shoreditch, as part of their Memento Mori exhibition.
The Sheikh of Shoreditch
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Commodities trader by day and artist extraordinaire by night, Sheiky is a man clouded in mystery with an aversion to being pigeon-holed or stereotyped. Making no mention of his origins, background, or artistic approach, he's one who definitely doesn't like to play things by the book, and who thrives on ambiguity. As Sheiky says of himself, 'he makes a conscious attempt that you don't get a chance to judge him' - and is quite successful in doing so.