It was a pleasure to walk around the MA Interim show at @CGLArtSchool, where I'm a proud trustee. I got to hear from the artists about their work, give feedback, and I'm now looking forward to what they produce for their final shows. Thanks to @RoseF
There's no question that the Second World War transformed London, from the horrific bombing it encountered to the 'Keep calm and carry on' resilience of those impacted, forced to shelter in Underground stations and elsewhere. This exhibition takes vi
On the corner of the intersection of two major roads, and a short walk from Earl’s Court station, is not where you’d expect to find an arts venue. Yet, that’s where Mosaic Rooms has been based; it’s a space that supports and a
How much do we observe the space we live in? Rod Kitson has been recreating his flat through paintings, one square foot at a time. Each painting is completed in a day and reflects what the flat looked like at the time, so as we move from one piece to
Jock McFadyen's substantial paintings of sections of the Tube (some measuring around two metres long) are soundtracked by creaks, groans and grinding — as recorded by Pogues musician Jem Finer. The paintings aren't the kind of pictures that tou