If you find yourself visiting the expositions of the lovely Whitechapel Gallery, you will find an article written in 1936 by the Journal “The Phantom” affirming that Surrealism gave audiences of t...
This September, the Barbican Centre hosts the celebratory works of Isamu Noguchi, the renowned Japanese American artist who boldly thrust sculpture art into the public sphere....
Ever since the creation of the first motion picture by the brothers Lumière in 1864, cinema has always tried to be as realistic and grandiose as possible, with the use of CGI, 3D, 4D, 5D…...
The Place hosted A Festival of Korean Dance, a physically extreme world-premiere double-bill show, Equilibrium, and Zero, by the acclaimed South Korean Company SIGA. The credo of the company: to follo...
Right now, I don’t think I’ve ever been more drawn to bright colours in my whole life. Anything but that grey please! If you’re in need of some colour therapy and are a fan of Lewis Carrol’s A...
Breakin’ Convention presents “The Ruggeds,” an energetic team of B-boys - talented and heart-warming performers who befriends the audience and invites them into their home. They present an ecl...
Celebrating printmaking pioneer and fearless artist, Helen Frankenthaler (1928-2011), the Dulwich Picture Gallery proudly opens ‘Radical Beauty’ today-The first major UK exhibition of Frankenthale...
We’d like to name each and everybody from the cast of ‘Cabaret Macabre’, but we’d need another page! Instead, know that we thought each of the young performers brought something worthy of a sh...