Buy art at your hairdresser’s or are they merely decorative pieces? I found myself in East London, Shoreditch the buzzing art district of the Eastend. I was attending an art event I read about and I was excited to go. However to my disappointment, it was a big letdown, a subject for another blog post.
Hotel and art, a marriage made in heaven!! By hosting its first exhibition in 76 rooms on the entire first floor of luxurious Melià White House Hotel in central London, The ARTRooms brought a revolutionary concept to London. The Melià White House Hotel has been described as where contemporary meets modernism which makes this an ideal
Gifted, talented are words often used to describe the works of artists, but when it comes to Lee Hadwin, he definitely meets the true definition of these words.
As the economic outlook for Africa is looking positive and the growth of Contemporary African Art in the west is on the rise. I divert my attention to the source of Contemporary African Art, to explore the artistic offerings from different African countries by looking into the art fairs and festivals that take place on
With the ever increasing numbers of art fairs, a new term (Fairtigue) has been coined by the art world to reflect this. According to The Art Newspaper, Art dealers and connoisseurs, gallery owners and even journalist are struggling to keep up with the exponential growth of art fairs around the world.
On this occasion, my artistic exploration took me to Abuja Nigeria. I had a list of galleries, art institutions and establishments I planned to visit during my stay. The first on my list was the Nike Art and Cultural Research centre owned by Chief Nike Davies Okundaye, a renown, well respected female Nigerian artist. I
