We won’t say that Stanley Kubrick invited us to take a selfie. Bowie was always ready for a photoshoot. Most people’s mugshots are usually horrific and the complete opposite of photogenic, but not David Bowie’s… The real art in photography…
Horse Polo art Gallery
The horses’ image has always been considered a source of inspiration for many artists, poets and writers. The horse was portrayed by early people in prehistoric rock carvings and paintings, mentioned in Greek myths and tales, and the subject of several antique sculptures…
A trip with a thrill on the Nile
Hercule Poirot is back in style again! The iconic detective from Agatha Christie’s prose takes a trip on the Nile in Kenneth Branagh’s new film Death on the Nile. The ship on which he sails is to be ruled by…
Paintings of the future
We live in a future-oriented time. Although we sometimes think that every moment is present, we cannot help but admire those who live the future differently than us. There is no escaping the future, whether we want to admit it…
Always On My Mind
‘Always On My Mind‘ is taking place at Fitzrovia Gallery, from the 27th of July 12-6pm. The art exhibition, named after an old Elvis Presley song, is in aid of a charity called, The National Brain Appeal. The exhibition’s curator…
Materializing Infinity By Dr. Gindi
Dr Gindi is one of Switzerland’s foremost sculptors. Known for her bronzes that often feel chimerical yet seem eerie at times, Dr Gindi, in her search for the infinite, is seeking to render the real conjectural and the conjectural real.…
Incomparable Art Exhibition
“One” – an exhibition of works by Małgorzata Jabłońska and Bogna Jarzemska-Misztalska On May 29, at the Hugonówka gallery at the Konstanciński House of Culture, an exhibition of two extraordinary artists following their own path was opened: Małgorzata Jabłońska and…
Beyond Borders II- Miart Gallery London
BEYOND BORDERS II – 19TH MAY to 17TH JUNE 2022 Miart Gallery London is pleased to present Beyond Borders II, a collective exhibition that will feature six artists who reinscribe and articulate the broader status and concept behind abstract art: Feliz Hatipoglu, Beste Alperat, Gülten Imamoğlu, Cengiz…
Love and Loss
Love and Loss is the third ‘Inside Job’ staff exhibition. For reasons we don’t need to be reminded of; like so many other events, it had to be postponed from its earlier scheduling. Though no limitations on performance, sound and…
“The Curse of the Snake”
In 1846, the French sculptor Jean-Baptiste Auguste Clésinger (1814-1883) was an unknown artist. One year later, he acquired sudden and lasting fame. This astonishing mutation illustrates the media power exerted by the public scandal in the world of the arts…