5 Unmissable Cultural Centres in Madrid
Art exhibitions, concerts, quirky cafes, study spaces and gift shops: these cultural centres have it all; and…
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Visit ‘Hope’ at the Natural History Museum
If you cannot afford to go to London’s Sea Life Aquarium, I would like to offer…
London’s Art
London is renowned for being one of the world’s best cities when it comes to…
On London and Dreams…
This is a slight deviation from our usual reviews and historical articles about the city,…
Is London too expensive for rising artists?
London is currently at a great crossroads with regards to its art culture. On the one…
‘On the Verge of Insanity’, An Exhibition
Over the summer I visited Amsterdam and coincided my visit with a trip to the Van Gogh Museum to see their recent exhibition On the Verge of Insanity. The exhibition combines his works with pieces documenting the development and presence of his illness including the doctor’s note when he cut off his ear and the supposed gun he shot himself with. One of the most powerful effects of an exhibition is that it presents to you a train of thought to piece the works along and map the connections between a lifetime of art; so here is my run-down of the exhibition.
Zoe Yibowei: Art in Conversation
A friend, an artist and an inventive soul: Zoe Yibowei is a London-based creative whom…
Free London
Calling all students! London is home to mounds of galleries just waiting to be uncovered,…