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From dystopia to utopia and back with Stuart Sheldon
For many years the focus of Miami based artist, Stuart Sheldon’s work has been on the theme of social justice. More recently his work...
Tate Britain announces shortlisted artists for this year’s Turner prize 2018.
The choice this year is very on point and relevant, with works dealing with racial tensions, police brutality, LGBT issues, post-colonialism, human rights and...
Galeria Presença presents In Limbo by Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen
For his solo exhibition “In Limbo” in Portugal, Danish Artist, Nikolaj Bendix Skyum Larsen brings us his film production Quicksand along with new prints from his ongoing...
Palmyra Review – A Story of power, ego and revenge
Written and performed by French actor Bertrand Lesca and Greek actor Nasi Voutsas, Palmyra is a play about destruction, power, ego and revenge. The...
Instructions for border crossing: Review
He asks her “What are you afraid of?”
She asks “you want me to tell you here … in front of all these people?”
“Yes”, he...
The Country Wife: review
Morphic Grafitti’s new production of William Wycherley’s 1675 raunchy restoration comedy, the Country Wife is re-imagined in the 1920’s Gatsbyesque Jazz age of playboys and...
Interview with the artist Mauro De Giorgi
Mauro De Giorgi tells me his most important artist tool, his “weapon of choice” and “beloved friend” is his 'fude' (Japanese calligraphy brush)”.
At just...
Girl from the North Country: Review
Set in the Depression-era of 1930s America after the Wall Street Crash, Girl from the North Country is a musical play by Irish playwright...
British Artist shortlisted for Sovereign Asian Art Prize 2018
Singapore-based British Artist Nicola Anthony is among the 30 finalists in the 2018 Sovereign Asian Art Prize announced by Sovereign Art Foundation in Hong...
The Claim: Review
Recently, I saw The Claim by Tim Cowbury, performed at Shoreditch Town Hall in London. Set in a home office interview room, The Claim...
