To Build a Fire – a film by Fx Goby
Posted by Fabio 19 December 2017
In the harshness of midwinter, a trapper is crossing the Yukon with his dog. Struggling to survive, he attempts to build a simple fire. To Build a Fire is widely recognised as a Jack London masterpiece and is a classic of American literature. Directed Fx Goby.
Matt Henry
Posted by Fabio 18 December 2017
Matt Henry (b. 1978) grew up in North Wales and is now based in Brighton, England. His photography is inspired by the politics and culture of 1960s America and its relationship to the contemporary world. The works take the form of fictional scenes staged as set-builds and dressed locations in the UK and USA. read more
Evelyn Bencicova
Posted by Fabio 18 December 2017
Evelyn Bencicova is a visual creative focussing mainly on the medium of photography and art direction. Born 1992 in Bratislava, Slovakia Evelyn studied fine art and new media at University of Applied Arts in Vienna. read more
KOKOKO!
Posted by Fabio 15 December 2017
An explosive alternative scene is thriving in Kinshasa, D.R.Congo: meet KOKOKO!
Jody Barton
Posted by Fabio 15 December 2017
A deep and passionate love of drawing and the history of graphic arts combined with an allergy to repeating himself gives Jody Barton’s graphic expressions a freshness which goes beyond trends and fashions and emulates classic breakthroughs. read more
Jacob Wise – Spires
Posted by Fabio 15 December 2017
A short film which explores the subject of Spires in London. It is a human impulse to build upwards – a cultural characteristic that spans both place and time. This concept supports the idea of Structural Anthropology proposed by Claude Lévi-Strauss. From totems to spires to towers – all culture is equitable.
Becky Allen
Posted by Fabio 14 December 2017
Fascinated by the inchoate nature of form and exploring abstraction, Becky Allen’s imagery is created with intense mark-making by either pen, pencil or needle. The organic progression of her marks is transformative, forming images that have a natural and rhythmic quality. read more