Where Whicker Went

Fifty years on from his award-winning documentary Black Sheep, Simon de Burton profiles the inimitable Alan Whicker. It takes guts to sit in front of a dictator, judged by many to be the most evil man on the planet, and point out the dichotomy between his role as a doctor of medicine and the fact […]

Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition

Design Museum. London. Until 15th September   Kubrick is, without a doubt, one of the most influential filmmakers of all time. Commemorating the 20th anniversary of his death, the Science Museum has put together its own interpretation of the incredibly successful exhibition by the Deutsches Fimmuseum, which explores the life and work of this master […]

Leonardo da Vinci: A Life in Drawing

The Queens Gallery, Buckingham Palace. London SW1 May 24th – October 13   Earlier this year, to mark the 500-year anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s death, 144 of the Renaissance master’s greatest drawings in the Royal Collection went on display in 12 simultaneous exhibitions across the UK. Following the exhibitions at Royal Collection Trust’s partner […]

The Art Of Glass

13th April – 27th October Words: Victoria Macmillan Bell   Dale Chihuly, crafter of extraordinary glass sculptures is back at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew for the ‘Chihuly at Kew: Reflections on Nature’ exhibition, on display until the end of October this year. It’s also the 260th anniversary of these historic gardens on the banks […]

Vanessa Brady OBE

Feminine, warm and soft spoken, Vanessa Brady is a woman who is literally being the change she wants to see. With her beaming smile and serene manners, one could be fooled to think she is “just another interior designer,” but this lady has revolutionised the whole interior design sector with the creation of the SBID […]

The Renaissance Nude

The Sackler Wing of Galleries. The Royal Academy, London. Until 2 June 2019   Arranged thematically, The Renaissance Nude exhibition brings together around 90 works in a variety of media and from different regions of Europe, examining the emergence of a dynamic visual tradition that permanently altered the character and values of European art. Works […]

SOROLLA, Master of Light

Sainsbury Wing, National Gallery, London. Until 7th July Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida (1863- 1923) is one of my favourite artists of all times. Not often the object of solo exhibitions outside Spain, this show put together by The National Gallery, in association with The National Gallery Ireland and the Museo Sorolla, Madrid, is the first […]

German design for long summer days outdoors

Awning designer Markilux, internationally renown for their timeless designs and top quality products, have launched a new cassette awning to rev up summer, the MX-3. With its casual round shape, Markilux emulates the soft curves and diversity of colour found in nature, and combines them with the best technology to develop this gracefully curved, colourful […]

Van Gogh and Britain

by Lavinia Dickson-Robinson The Tate Britain together with the EY Tate Arts Partnership, are staging a major Exhibition about Vincent Van Gogh.  This unmissable exhibition will take a closer look at the artist through his relationship with Britain.  It explores how Van Gogh was inspired by British art, literature and culture through out his career […]

Best of British – Tom Kerridge and Robi Walters collaborate

18th – 23rd March Studio 54- 54 The Gallery 54, Shepherd Market. London W1 7QX   West Contemporary and Tom Kerridge add yet another chapter to their art-meets-food saga, by way of a limited edition hand-finished giclee print, ‘My Generation – Best of Britsh’ by West Contemporary artist, Robi Walters. The original artwork, now on […]

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