Abigail Reynolds’ Mount Fear takes the East London Police Statistics for violent crimes 2002-3 and converts them into a mountainous cardboard landscape. Although it’s an older work (it was exhibited at Nottingham’s Trade… Continue reading
I’m a big fan of Carl Kleiner’s artwork. His highly organised and structured aesthetic manages to tread that fine line between clean and sterile without losing its playfulness. In fact, you’ll probably know… Continue reading
I recently visited Kinetica Art Fair (it’s a mixture of amazingly futuristic and charmingly low tech inventions which I adore) – you can see my full run down of the highlights over on… Continue reading
So this just rocketed to the top of my art wishlist. It’s a snow globe sculpture called Between Too Much And Me by Walter Martin and Paloma Munoz. I’m almost entirely sure that… Continue reading
I know pretty much nothing about the Sapporo Winter Festival (although it sounds like EXACTLY the sort of thing I would like to visit) and I know absolutely nothing about who built this.… Continue reading
This evening I was over at ICN Gallery to have a look around the awesome Riusuke Fukahori Goldfish Salvation exhibition before it closes (it finishes on 11 Jan which is TOMORROW so, y’know, hurry… Continue reading
Going through my camera’s memory card this weekend I realised that I hadn’t posted anything on here about 2011’s Frieze show. This is basically because I’d done a roundup for the women’s lifestyle… Continue reading
Herb Williams creates fabulous sculptures out of wax crayons. The ones above form Unwanted Visitor: Portrait of Wildfire – a piece hosted by the National Ranching Heritage Centre in Texas and designed to… Continue reading
A return to Kent afforded the opportunity to visit Margate’s Turner Contemporary Gallery. I really enjoyed it but wanted to hare a couple of observations. The gallery is currently home to the Tate’s… Continue reading
I was just wondering whether I ought to post something vaguely Easter relevant when I stumbled across this eggshell sculpture by British artist Kyle Bean – perfect! What do you reckon? I love the… Continue reading
