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Hello, My Name Is Paul Smith

Posted by Fabio 14 November 2013

The Design Museum takes you into the world of fashion designer Paul Smith, a world of creation, inspiration, collaboration, wit and beauty. read more

Presented throughout the lower and upper floors of the Whitechapel Gallery are two decades of works by British artist, Sarah Lucas. This exhibition takes us from Lucas’s 1990s’ foray into the salacious perversities of British tabloid journalism to the London premiere of her sinuous, light reflecting bronzes read more

Craig Redman – Since Never

Posted by Fabio 12 November 2013

Since Never, a new exhibition by Craig Redman (half of duo Craig & Karl), explores new acquaintances and old friends through portraiture. Examining unknowns rather than famous faces the series of paintings are of people who have recently passed through Redman’s life, both in his hometown of New York as well as other cities across the world, and the interpersonal connections that consequently developed. read more

About Paper

Posted by Fabio 11 November 2013

About Paper an exhibition of 11 artists who have elevated paper from a surface material to its own medium conceptually and malleably through cutting, molding and sculpting. read more

Alexandre Joly – Soft Hypnosis

Posted by Fabio 8 November 2013

Alexandre Joly studied at Geneva University of Art and Design where he took his postgraduate degree in 2003. His works have been exhibited in Switzerland, France and Germany, and he has received a number of prizes and artist residency grants. read more

Lucie Stahl

Posted by Fabio 8 November 2013

German artist Lucie Stahl has developed a photographic working process in which she places and arranges everyday objects on a scanner and takes their digital imprint. read more

Dan Witz – Public and Confidential

Posted by Fabio 5 November 2013

Influenced by Punk culture, Dan Witz began his career in 1979 and quickly became one of the major pioneers of Street Art. Challenging the more traditional canons of the art world, Witz chose to focus on urban art, creating installations on the streets of various international cities and succeeding at expressing his ideas freely and directly. read more