All posts tagged artistic
Album Art
Some pieces of art are subtle. Not in how they are crafted or what they depict, but how they are showcased to the world. Art comes in so many different […]
A Wrinkle in Time Review – Ava DuVernay’s Cluttered Big-Budget Adventure is a Rupture to the Good-Time Continuum
A lot of anticipation had arisen around the announcement of A Wrinkle in Time. The first major film with a budget of over $100 million directed by a woman of […]
Queen Mary’s Visual Arts Collective
This winter, after a year-long hiatus, Queen Mary’s Visual Arts Collective reappeared with a call for visual art from students of all disciplines. The Visual Arts Collective was formed in […]
Basquiat Boom for Real
I hadn’t heard of Basquiat before this highly anticipated exhibition landed in the Barbican Art Gallery. In truth, it was because the photo of Basquiat with his Aaron helmet and […]
What is Art?
What is ‘art’? Just think about it for a second. We talk about paintings and drawings, theatre and books and poetry collectively as ‘art’ – but they’re all so different. […]
An Autumn Almanac – The Films to Note on your Calendar this Fall
So Summer has passed, and one could say it was less than a stellar example of financial success, with a number of big-budget blockbusters such as King Arthur: Legend of […]
mother! Review – A Biblical Bludgeoning of Artistic Allegory that’ll leave you Speechless
Darren Aronofsky is a singular visionary in the pantheon of technically and narratively recalcitrant filmmaking. And his newest think-piece, mother!, might be his most daring and controversial work yet: seeing as […]
Review: David Hockney Exhibition
The David Hockney exhibition at the Tate Britain has been the fastest selling showcase in the Gallery’s history and displays over 250 works from his long, and diverse, artistic career. […]
In Conversation With: Pigeon Detectives
2007 was a productive year for music which saw the revival of the northern indie sound. Arctic Monkeys, The Cribs and The Kooks were just a few bands that dominated […]