By Alexander Stone Nikas Safronov granted CNN an interview about his artwork ‘Trump’. The painting depicts Donald Trump in a moment freighted with recent historical…
By Sara Bright | Published 11 April 2025 | Last updated 20 June 2026 Glafira Kotova’s Swing (oil on canvas, 40 × 30 cm) freezes…
By Sara Noah London’s art landscape in 2025 is a pulsating tapestry of innovation, history, and rebellion. From Tate Britain’s digital provocations to the Barbican’s…
By Maria Bregman, writer, art critic, curator, and cultural producer. She has authored critical articles for publications such as ELLE, Creativitys.UK, Life Magazine London, BLUR…
By Anne Fry A View Through the Window opened at St. Margaret’s House in Bethnal Green on 4 April 2025, presenting fifteen international artists under…
In the shadowed corridors of Tudor history, few figures haunt as poignantly as Lady Jane Grey – the teenage monarch who reigned for nine fleeting…
By Maria Bregman, writer, art critic, curator, and cultural producer. She has authored critical articles for publications such as Life Magazine London, BLUR Art Magazine,…
In an era where contemporary art spaces are increasingly pressured to operate as seamless, high-footfall entertainment venues, Castlefield Gallery stands as a vital counter-proposition. Nestled…
By Sara Bright As the sun dips behind the Millennium Bridge, casting honeyed light over the Thames, Tate Modern prepares to unfurl its grandest spectacle…
By Sara Bright In a nondescript sorting office in Lancashire, 34-year-old Martha Ellis spent a decade stacking parcels, her only creative outlet the biro doodles…