The Masked Bride reveals identity with new exhibit on domestic abuse
One positive that many gleam from the otherwise draining reality of the pandemic is having fathoms more time to spend with loved ones. While it may get tiresome at points […]
Mwazulu Diyabanza, three others, acquitted for Marseilles demonstration
Four activists, including Mwazulu Diyabanza, have been acquitted by a French court for theft charges they accrued in relation to a July 30th demonstration at the Museum of African, Oceanic, […]
TITAN gives giant importance to New York’s defunct payphones
The repurposing of objects and places for artistic means is certainly no new feat. This past year alone has seen plenty of new uses and contexts for spaces in our […]
Statue honouring Mary Wollstonecraft draws attention, criticism, and praise in Newington Green
After a decade of volunteers working to raise the needed funds, a statue honouring the life and work of Mary Wollstonecraft was finally unveiled yesterday in Newington Green in North […]
International Photography Awards announce 2020 winners
The winners of the 2020 International Photography Awards have been announced and among the photos are some of the most breathtaking and awe-inspiring photos you’ll see this year. Launched in […]
London’s Tin Can Alley gets £1b revamp by Outernet featuring the world’s largest “digital canvas”
The stage for public art in London just keeps getting bigger and bigger, at least from a digital standpoint. Earlier this year, Europe’s largest billboard located in London’s Piccadilly Circus […]
“Turner’s Modern World” unites Turner’s “The Fighting Temeraire” with preparatory study for the first time ever
The Fighting Temeraire by JMW Turner is among the artist’s most-recognised paintings. It’s been voted as England’s favourite painting, it’s held a prominent position in a James Bond movie, and […]
