All posts tagged portraits
Art as a beautiful mistake: An Interview with Niels Kiené (Salventius)
Arguably, art is just a series of forms and shapes working together to create an image. This can be said for a variety of practices from sculpture, to painting and […]
Let it glow: The Magical Lantern Festival
The countdown to Christmas is officially underway; social media is ablaze with festive-themed posts of Winter Wonderland, Christmas markets and ice skating antics. Oh and of course central London is […]
Girl Talk with Josie
In this new series ‘Girl Talk With,’ I’ll be chatting with the amazing women in my life about how they inspire me. Beginning with CUB’s head online, and photography editor, […]
Cézanne is not to be missed
Having holidayed in Paris in the summer and visited the portraits of Paul Cézanne at the Musée d’Orsay (Paris’ equivalent of the Tate Modern), I can give you an inside […]
Candid and Legendary
The only way to describe American Fashion Photographer for The New York Times, Bill Cunningham, is legendary. His death in June 2016 sparked remorse from all over the fashion industry […]
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. […]
Are Selfies Really That Different From Traditional Painted Portraits?
For better or for worse, the selfie has rapidly become an inescapable feature of contemporary popular culture. Some hail it as an empowering tool through which individuals (particularly women, seeing […]