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Eloise Hawser: 'By the Deep, By the Mark' Exhibition - Somerset House
31st January - 22nd April 2018 Adult Price: FREE The foundations of Somerset House hold a unique connection to the River Thames, beyond the fact that the former overlooks the latter. Elouise Hawser’s latest exhibition in the Terrace Rooms of Somerset House, ‘By the Deep, By the Mark’ , explores this connection in relation to the human body and mind. Despite the abstract premise of the exhibition, one can expect to see attentively crafted works of art. Such ideas underpin th
Michael Clarke
Feb 5, 20182 min read
Andreas Gursky Exhibition - Hayward Gallery
25 January - 22 April 2018 Prices: £16 - £7.25 (Members go Free) A multitude of tiny dark individuals assemble, dissolve and assemble again in the bright interior of an art gallery, as if led by an invisible hand. If you pause or fast-forward their motion at a high rate, this could be an Andreas Gursky picture hanging on the walls of the same art gallery. However, this is actually the “Andreas Gursky” exhibition at the Hayward Gallery of the Southbank Centre. The German ph
Irina Anghel
Jan 26, 20184 min read
Red Star over Russia: A Revolution in Visual Culture 1905-1955 - Tate Modern
8 November 2017 – 18 February 2018 Adult: £11.30 Concession: £10 In the light of the recent Red October, Tate Modern has opened its doors to a striking new exhibition: Red Star over Russia: A Revolution in Visual Culture 1905-1955. Aiming to visually reflect arguably some of the most volatile areas in Russian history, from the foundation of the Russian Revolution to the death of Josef Stalin in 1953, the exhibition succeeds in visually conveying the intriguing events within
Michael Clarke
Nov 8, 20173 min read


Exhibitions at 180 The Strand
October to December 2017 Tuesday - Saturday, 12-7pm; Sunday,12-6pm Free Admission ‘Everything at once’ at 180 the Strand celebrates the...
Olivier Clément
Oct 30, 20174 min read
Looking at Venezuelan Photographer Lucia Pizzani
At first glance, this dark and abstract photograph catches the eye as a surreal portrayal seemingly lifted off from an H.R Giger design book. With a solid black background and a shining abstract image at its core the frame appears to be capturing something out of this world. Imagine the shock when I realized the photographs title was “cabbage”. However, this is not the abstract postmodernism one initially expects when connecting image to title but rather Lucia Pizzani’s exemp
Andres Fuentes
Oct 27, 20173 min read
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