All we really want from art is fun and good vibes to disguise the serious. And this is something Taylor White gives us
Kenneth Alme: Visions, Ideas and The New
I've recently added Kenneth Alme to my favourites list. I speak with him about his work, background and what comes next
Olivia Kemp: Imagined landscapes, queen of the pen
"But the drawings extrapolate that far out beyond logic or proportion. They become distorted and strange and humour creeps in too."
10 Artists You Should Be Following on Instagram
See ten of my favourite artists to follow on Instagram. From drawing to painting and photography
Rem Koolhaas and Wolfgang Tillmans Aim to Re-Brand the EU
In other news: a stay of execution for the NEA and NEH and the most popular exhibition of 2017
Martin Lukáč: Window Compositions, The Grid and Super Realities.
Martin Lukac speaks about how he arrives at the completion of a painting and some of the processes he uses
The RIBA International List 2018: The Houses
6 stunning houses from the RIBA International List 2018
4 Exhibitions You Can't Miss This Weekend
From Tate Britain to Hauser & Wirth, 4 exhibitions to absorb this weekend
Harry Roberts: Oranges, Student Life and Solo Shows
Current student of Camberwell College of Art Harry Roberts talks to me about his new solo show and recently completed paintings.
Fiona Grady: From The Windows, To The Walls
I chat to Fiona Grady about her instantly colourful, playful and pretty neat works of art
Jake Grewal: Bold, Bright and Painting the Natural
Speaking with artist Jake Grewal about his processes and inspirations and what he's up to now
Flora Yukhnovich: Rococo and The Feminine Aesthetic
Flora Yukhnovich: Rococo and The Feminine Aesthetic
Basquiat: Boom For Real
Jean-Michel Basquiat's artworks come to London’s Barbican Art Gallery with Boom for Real, an exhibition well overdue and nothing short of sensational.
Barry Reigate's Do Zombies Dance to Love in C Minor?
The works were fantastically chaotic yet clean-cut and highly addictive. Barry Reigate’s exhibition at Castor Projects happened last month and it is still on my mind, so I’d like you to join me in taking another look.
Saatchi Gallery's Selfie to Self-Expression With Huawei
The much awaited photography exhibition at the Saatchi Gallery has opened and has become the world’s first to explore the history of the selfie. Scroll down to see what I found inside...
CSM's Homage to Eduardo Paolozzi
The Big White Wall is an annual competition open to all CSM students to submit proposals for how they would use the space to create a large-scale temporary artwork.
Griffin Gallery: Architecture as Metaphor
I visited Griffin Gallery in West London on the weekend to see one of their best shows to date. Architecture As Metaphor, a show that includes artists such as Tony Carter, Rachel Whiteread and Michael Craig-Martin. A must-see show on until the 21st of April 2017.
Daniel Toumine: Painting, Structure and The Built Environment
Artist Daniel Toumine discusses the nature and subject of his large scale paintings, talks architecture and brutalism and his latest series of work.
Ben Eine: Facebook, The Streetwear Brand and New Projects
A quick chat with world famous graffiti artist Ben Eine to discuss what he's up to right now, his new streetwear brand and the largest painting in the world.
Cornelia Parker Election Artist Works to be Unveiled at Westminster
Cornelia Parker OBE RA,best known for her large-scale installations, was commissioned to develop a series of works in response to the 2017 General Election.