This display brings together three photographic series by the British photographer Chris Shaw (born 1967) made from the 1980s to the present, with a selection of works by the Japanese photographer Daido Moriyama from the early 1970s. The presence of Moriyama d...

“The art of the Revolution will be internationalist, at the same time as it will be tightly bound to the national roots. We shall encourage the legitimate and combative cultural expressions of Latin America, Asia, and Africa, which imperialism tries to destroy...

Recently we went along to the Private View of renowned art dealers Lyes and Jones' new exhibition; a major showcase of urban art amidst the surroundings of trendy east London. An artist in his own right, Go Hard or Go Home's curator J Patrick Boyle has worked ...

Exclusively at Sanderson London, artist Richie Culver will be showcasing ‘The Four Letter Word’, a series of works created for his recent solo show in Norway throughout Frieze Art Fair, housed in the luxurious fantasy world of Sanderson.

Proud Chelsea has delved in to the vaults of one of the most ubiquitous eras in pop-culture history for their upcoming winter exhibition: the 1960’s - a decade that saw an extraordinary collision between culture and politics. A collaborative exhibition displa...

At It's Rude To Stare we are very much looking forward to the Samarria Lunn Gallery's upcoming exhibition about Eastern politics. Placing at the forefront the current political structure of the Middle East, from the rise of Salafism to the disillusionment of ...