By Sara Bright A thoughtfully curated collection of art can breathe life into your living space, transcending mere decoration to become an integral expression of…
By Maria Bregman, writer and art-critic As the new year unfolds, 2025 promises an extraordinary tapestry of artistic events across Europe. From immersive installations to…
By Maria Bregman, writer and art-critic My five-hour conversation with Elena Shaura, a painter, novelist, and doctor of philosophy, unfolded in her exquisite Parisian apartment,…
By Alexander Stone The personal computer, once a tool for computation and scientific endeavours, has evolved into a multifaceted hub for creativity. While many use…
By Sara Bright Born in Antwerp in 1958, Jan Fabre stands as a modern Renaissance figure, bridging the realms of visual art, theatre, and performance.…
By Maria Bregman, writer and art critic After a 15-year absence, Takashi Murakami – Japan’s post-war contemporary art icon – has returned to London, captivating…
By Sara Bright David Hockney’s work captures more than just California’s sunlight and azure pools; it encapsulates a broader narrative about art, identity, and the…
By Sara Bright In the heart of Brent, London’s kaleidoscopic borough, Metroland Cultures has emerged as a transformative force. With its unique ability to intertwine…
By Sara Bright The interplay between art, identity, and societal norms has rarely been more vividly embodied than in Tasmania’s Museum of Old and New…
By Maria Bregman, writer, art critic, curator, and cultural producer. She has authored critical articles for publications such as Cosmopolitan, Glamour, ELLE and Esquire, and…