Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Art. Show all posts
Saturday, 2 February 2013
Sunday, 30 September 2012
Friday, 28 September 2012
Saturday, 9 July 2011
Periscope Project
Very similar to the "Boxpark" concept in shoreditch - the Periscope project in San Diego, California however is for art installations and exhibitions.
"The Periscope Project has emerged as a multidisciplinary co-op working to establish viable amenities for artists, designers, students, scholars and activists in the form of work, project and common space. Additionally, it is a representational project working to visualize alternative land-use and development models within the city—such that promote spatial structures capable of supporting inclusion and connectivity of mutual social, political and civic achievement."
Should check out Boxpark's shopping concept it's going to take to pop-up shopping to another level!
Sunday, 3 July 2011
Monday, 20 June 2011
Saturday, 18 June 2011
Roadside Art
Some more roadside art, Taken whilst on the motorway into Glasgow central It's actually part of a three head installation 20 minutes or so from the town centre ( which I thought was pretty cool, because it's almost situated in the middle of nowhere) . Unfortunately didn't manage to capture all three of them and have been trying to find out the artist responsible for them to no avail, So if anyone recognizes this would majorly appreciate the heads up!
Monday, 6 June 2011
Roadside Art
I was in Glasgow last week and kept coming across some really good Olympic inspired street art, guess Scotland can't wait for next year to get here neither! Shall be posting more of Glasgow soon!
Sunday, 5 June 2011
Cake Pops
www.cakepops.com
Forget about cupcakes people they've been "big" for a while but it's now all about the "Cake Pops"! Already famous across the pond these little balls of pleasure I've noticed are now popping up everywhere across the country.
Thursday, 2 June 2011
Window Installation By Rei Kawakubo
To celebrate the Launch of the t-shirt collection by Matt Groening, Dover Street Market currently have a window Installation in place by Rei Kawakubo. Click for larger image.
Wednesday, 25 May 2011
Rene Magritte - The Pleasure Prinicple
Yay!! My National Art Pass Came In the mail today and now "I'm never without art" Rene Magritte's work " The Pleasure Principle" A collection of rare erotic drawings will be showing at the Tate in Liverpool from June 24th. Although I only know him for his surrealist work (My main peice for A levels was based on his surrealist paintings) It should be interesting to see what-else the genius indulged in.....
Saturday, 21 May 2011
Clerkenwell Design Week
A three day design festival that will be running from the 24 to 26 May 2011 and will be featuring a plethora of events including debates, discussions, presentations, pop- up exhibitions, installations, street parties and workshops by big design/ thought hosts in different locations dotted around the ever creative / cultural hub of Clerkenwell. This year the Festival being sponsored by Jaguar and is promising to be bigger plus better than last year. The event is free so all you have to do is register um what you waiting for ???!!
Saturday, 30 April 2011
Sunday, 17 April 2011
Monday, 11 April 2011
World Photography Festival
Being Held at the beautiful Somerset House, The World Photography Festival will be running from the 26th April to the 1st of May and will be housing a variety of exhibitions including the Sony World Photography Awards 2011 to the work of the Student Fous Award Winners.
Also with a festival pass (worth £30) you can have access to workshops, seminars, talks, unlimited access to exhibitions for the whole running of the festival and special evening presentations. Pretty good value for money if you ask me and if your in love with photography or just merely interested it is well worth the penies.
It's in Partnership with Vodafone London Fashion Weekend & iStock Photo who are actaully throwing a afterparty for the Gala ceremony which is being held in Leciester Sqaure, it will be pretty great for networking for all you budding photographers and oh did I forget to mention they'll be free cocktails?!
Tuesday, 12 October 2010
Camille Silvy Exhibition
19th century French photographer Camille Silvy's work is currently being shown at the National Potrait Gallery till the 24th of October. I went myself this Sunday gone..... absolutely beautiful.... his depicition of 19th century life and use of light within his images is so innovative at such a early stage in photographic history his work is amazing to me definitely recommend that you visit this exhibition you will not be disappointed!!!
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