Photography
This year, the organisers undertook the unprecedented task of identifying, ranking, and inventorying their vast archives to turn them into a major retrospective exhibition. (read more)
Digital capabilities and analogue expression in the work of Alex May. (read more)
Photographic entropy in work of Fiona Crisp (read more)
Drunken shanty renditions of Drank Like Hank would be heard throughout the streets of London into the early morning. (read more)
Now in its fifth edition, Photo London was founded in 2015 to give the city an international photography event befitting its status as a global cultural capital. (read more)
The acclaimed Magnum photographer brought early 1950s America vividly to life through his series of enigmatic images, yet his work was never printed in his lifetime. (read more)
After years of copyright limbo, the mysterious Vivian Maier’s works are available to British collectors for the first time at Photo London. (read more)
Their music has an underlying groove combined with an earthy spirituality that makes you want to kick off your boots and dance around the nearest stone circle. (read more)
Time and space are perhaps only a perception and a semantic construct. Hatice Besun Photography (read more)
A review of the international art industry in April 2019 (read more)
Her constant refrain of ‘eat my pussy like lunch’ was wasted on me as I’d been snacking before the show. (read more)
The obvious musical comparisons are The Smiths and Morrissey’s early solo stuff, an influence which also makes itself known in their video imagery of canal walks, tower blocks and seaside towns on the decline. (read more)
Live photographs of Seminal industrial band The Young Gods. 23rd March Islington UK (read more)
Tim Walker: Wonderful Things is the latest in the museum’s series of projects working in collaboration with contemporary practitioners. (read more)
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)
The Dead South show a sold out O2 Forum they aint no punks (read more)
The photo is presented upside down and the eyes and mouth are flipped vertically – Alva Bernadine (read more)
Fantastic Negrito Wins Best Contemporary Blues Album For “Please Don’t Be Dead’ at 2019 GRAMMYs (read more)
The festival will look at how photography is evolving and moving ever forward, while keeping a curatorial eye on its past and how it is constantly reinterpreted. (read more)
An exhibition of fashion photography explores the heritage and metamorphosis of Christian Dior throughout its early years, as well as its legacy and impact on the fashion industry. (read more)
12th November 2018. MC5 (MC50) Live at Shepherds Bush Empire, London. (read more)
Live shots from Killing Joke, Roundhouse, 17.11.18 (read more)
e last saw Jim Heath playing London’s O2 Islington in the sad wake of Cramps drummer, Nick Knox’s passing. Now REVEREND HORTON HEAT come roaring back with their 12th masterpiece Whole New Life. The zesty, infectious eleven (read more)
Arkansas’ rising Country star smashes Islington’s Assembly Hall (read more)
Mothmeister: Revelations behind the mask (read more)
It seems like just a few short weeks ago when, in the glorious heat of summer, we munched on succulent veggie burgers, supped fine ales and caught up with old and new friends alike. Each (read more)
Matthew Barnes, Hannah Hughes, and Abigail Hunt @ sid motion gallery (read more)
Bert Gilbert: Rites of passage (read more)
Sarah Corbett-Batson: To what extent do you feel that you’re preaching to the converted? Grace: What is the converted these days? I tell you, I can’t remember another time in my life that I’ve felt (read more)
Singer-songwriter Grace Petrie talks about her renewed faith in the Labour Party, queer politics and Skittles (read more)
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