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WORKING PROCESS: Nick Waplington/Alexander McQueen, Tate Britain

This major exhibition presents the result of a unique collaboration between artist Nick Waplington (b. 1965) and the acclaimed fashion designer Alexander McQueen (1969–2010). Providing a rare behind-the-scenes look into one of fashion’s most innovative and ce...

DON JULIO TEQULIA: Drinkable Art

Celebrating this fine fact Don Julio are launching a first of it's kind, drinkable art serve at M Restaurant and Bar.

IMPOSSIBLE: Celebrates the launch of Instant Lab Universal with a 3 day exhibition

To celebrate the launch of its latest product, the Instant Lab Universal, a fabulous device that transforms digital images on Apple iOS or Android smart phones and tablets into classic Polaroid-type instant photos, Impossible is proud to announce 8 x 8, an exh...

GIACOMO “RUN” BUFARINI: Meeting mythical creatures and fantastical characters in a 3D sculptural art installation made of paper

Until Dec 21st, Howard Griffin Gallery are showcasing a unique exhibition and sculptural installation by established underground street artist, Giacomo Bufarini a.k.a. RUN, entitled Parabola di G. This landmark show for the artist represents a turning point in...

ALLEN JONES: Royal Academy of Arts

This long-overdue appraisal spans the entire career of British Pop artist Allen Jones, from the 1960s (when alongside peers like Hockney and Caulfield he was closely associated with the rise of Pop Art) to the present day.

FRIEZE MASTERS: Review

This October, we visited Frieze Masters - the historically-focused counterpart of Frieze London. Giving us an inimitable insight into the relationship between old and contemporary art, the Regent's Park-based art fair combined pre and postmillenial works by ar...

FRIEZE LONDON: Coming This Week

Frieze London is returning to London this Wednesday 15th October for a four-day programme of eclectic art projects, talks, music and films.

STRANGER THAN FICTION: Curator Greg Hobson, Interview

Fontcuberta is known for carefully considering the use of the photographic image as evidence, by juxtaposing visually impactful and playful narratives with a deadpan sense of humour. We were desperate to talk to curator Greg Hobson, one of the key people respo...

BRIXI MAKES CURATORIAL DEBUT: Part of Brixton Design Week, go see Juan is dead and more!

As part of Brixton Design Week, BRIXI (a shop come gallery space) will be gathering her creative troops and putting on a group exhibition, making her curatorial debut at Brixton East on Tuesday16th & Wednesday 17th September, 2014.

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