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Emma Richardson’s Solo Exhibition Is An Electric Exploration Of Desire  

Hotwire my Heart was the name of one of Emma Richardson’s degree show paintings and the name she used when she first started gigging in her hometown of Southampton: “the title has history for me, and yet it also feels new and alive,” she explains. Now she’s using the same

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British designer Beatrix Ong – releases book A Bee and A Tree

NOTED shoe designer Beatrix Ong MBE has released picture book A Bee and A Tree, for ages 3 to 150

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Artist Siu Wai Hang wins the Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize

THE Justice Centre Hong Kong has announced the winner of the Hong Kong Human Rights Arts Prize (HKHRAP) as artist

National Gallery Exhibits Landseer’s The Monarch of the Glen and Rachel Maclean: The Lion and the Unicorn

LONDON’S National Gallery has opened up two new exhibitions, which, together, aim to explore national identity. The first exhibition, Landseer’s

Tate Britain Unveils Monster Chetwynd’s Leopard Slugs for Winter Commission

LAST week, Tate Britain introduced their winter commission for 2019; a pair of giant leopard slugs created by artist Monster

Gucci ArtWalls updated to feature the House’s DIY initiative

GUCCI’S global ArtWalls now feature the house DIY initiative, a service celebrating the brand’s philosophy of self-expression by enabling customers

The Foundling Museum, London, Announces Exhibitions for 2019

THE Foundling Museum, which is dedicated to exploring the history, legacy and values of the Foundling Hospital, has announced its

Countdown to Quant: the V&A to celebrate the work of Mary Quant in new exhibition

MODELS took to the streets of London last week in a ‘60s revival to celebrate the upcoming V&A exhibition of

Leontia Gallery presents Godliness exhibition

HISTORICALLY, the relationship between art and religion has been undeniably intimate. As much of society becomes more secularised therefore, art

Glass reviews Deuce and a Quarter by Vinca Petersen

IN 1999, photographer Vinca Petersen went on a road trip with fellow photographer Corinne Day, model Rosemary Ferguson and photographers’


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