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Research to Focus on Creativity in Towns

15/03/2019 Naila Scargill

A project to understand how culture is funded and engaged with across England will examine the distribution of cultural infrastructure and how people take part. (read more)

Photojournalist Raises Fears About Freedom of Expression in Bangladesh

08/03/2019 Naila Scargill

Bangladeshi photographer and activist Shahidul Alam has described his ongoing fight to clear his name after he was detained last year by police in Dhaka. (read more)

Truth of Consequences Marks Anniversary of Marjory Stoneman Douglas Shooting

07/02/2019 Naila Scargill

Portraits of the victims’ classmates will accompany LA artist Mel Greet’s Truth of Consequences sculptures, which were created in the aftermath of the deadliest school shooting in US history. (read more)

Niio Transforms Hong Kong Harbour into a Major Immersive Art Experience

30/01/2019 Naila Scargill

The facades of Hong Kong’s prominent Tsim Sha Tsui Centre and Empire Centre are showcasing the winning submissions of the Sino x Niio Illumination Art Prizes. (read more)

An Able Tour Through the Bizarre and Horrific

30/01/2019 Andrew Quirk

Artist Krent Able is a man capable of creating stories and worlds which are truly surreal and macabre, yet remain oddly joyful. (read more)

Ask that guy he wants to hang them all - Paul Harfleet

Paul Harfleet: The Pansy Project

29/01/2019 Trebuchet Magazine

Marking violence with disobedient acts of beauty. The Pansy Project. (read more)

Golnaz Fathi: Calligraphy, movement in Iranian art

29/12/2018 Art Devine Thunders

The art of Iran is intrinsically bound with religion and the calligraphic interpretation of their sacred texts. Golnaz Fathi (read more)

East London Street Photography by Dave Price

Enrico Bonadio: The legal world and street Art.

25/12/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

As street art becomes part of how property developers market up-and-coming areas its role as a gentrifying marker is becoming clearer. Enrico Bonadio. Street Art Lawyer. (read more)

Sculpture and expression

21/10/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

Sarah Sitkin: Bodies in decline, bodies at rest (read more)

Mythological Entropy

02/10/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

Mothmeister: Revelations behind the mask (read more)

Martha Parsey, Sirens sweetly Singing. Trebuchet

Uncommon Bodies in Figurative Art

18/09/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

Martha Parsey: Symbolic feminism and the revolt (read more)

Bert Gilbert, FURKA3. 2018 Christopher Sims - Trebuchet

Suffering and Transformation

14/09/2018 Michael Eden

Jung: The Body as a Symbol for Psychic Change (read more)

Meditation 2016 photo K.Dowson - Trebuchet

Lungs of coral, hearts of stone

04/09/2018 Trebuchet Magazine

Katharine Dowson: Internal beauty reflected in nature (read more)

Holy Flying Backbone, Man

15/08/2018 Naila Scargill

Award-winning Australian contemporary circus troupe, Gravity & Other Myths, bring their latest show, Backbone, to London’s Southbank Centre. (read more)

Losing Religion For Photography

14/08/2018 Naila Scargill

Artist and musician Michael Stipe will join writer and critic Miranda Sawyer in conversation at the Institute of Contemporary Arts for the launch of Stipe’s photography book, Volume 1. (read more)

Gail Olding, 'Mother Daughter Sister' - Trebuchet

The Poetry & Potency of Presence

02/08/2018 Michael Eden

Gail Olding: Emotional access in conceptual art (read more)

Provoking Delicate Social Order: Under the Tree

01/08/2018 Naila Scargill

A deliciously dark satire that examines the fragile nature of civility in a suburban setting, where it takes very little to provoke the collapse of social order. (read more)

Vanessa Winship & Dorothea Lange at the Barbican Centre

31/07/2018 Julio Etchart

Artefacts take mysterious meanings, and the monochromatic treatment of the rest of the exhibition breaks free into vibrant colours and ideas that may point to new departures in the photographer’s future. (read more)

Marie-Louise von Motesiczky at the Freud Museum

20/07/2018 Trebuchet News

Like the Freuds, Marie- Louise and her mother fled Austria immediately after the Anschluss in 1938. They arrived in England in 1940 where they spent the rest of their lives. (read more)

The Passion of Wu Yongning

24/06/2018 Jeffrey Wengrofsky

Final dance of Chinese rooftop artist Wu Yongning (read more)

All the World’s a Stage: Ian McKellen Plays His Part

30/05/2018 Naila Scargill

Frank self-analysis offers some fascinating insight into Ian McKellen’s career trajectory; an essential watch for both fans and those interested in an experienced actor’s perspective. (read more)

Photo London 2018 at Somerset House

22/05/2018 Julio Etchart

Showcasing the best photography and cementing London as a key location in the international photographic community. (read more)

Why Being an Artist is not a Job

08/05/2018 Martin Lang

Working away in the studio is play with consequences not a job, thank goodness! (read more)

Phillip Allen Body & Mind

24/04/2018 Michael Eden

Treading the line between the desire to create recognisable forms with a more strictly modernist painting approach, Phillip Allen has a wonderfully impure painterly style. (read more)

Becoming of the Avant-Garde

10/04/2018 Natalie Andrews

Modernism and the avant-garde is the theme of the second part of Natalie Andrews exploration of the epoch and its influence on our time. (read more)

Max Klinger & The Freudian Unconscious

03/04/2018 Michael Eden

Max Klinger is a thought provoking artist who was influential on early modernism his work not only helps to explain complex theories but also helped to form them! (read more)

Damien Meade, Duality, Beginnings & Endings

30/03/2018 Michael Eden

Damien Meade is an Irish born painter working in oils, he uses unfinished clay sculptures to give his work a sense of being dynamically in process. (read more)