The language of Japanese colour combinations
Colour really is a totally confusing and wonderful thing when you start to try to isolate what it really is and what it does to your experience of the world. […]
Category Archives: Exhibitions
Tulip Mania & Bloemen, a private view
So I’ve heard that at one time in Amsterdam, a tulip bulb was the same price as a house. The trading of exotic tulip bulbs in the Netherlands is the […]
Of all the galleries in Paris
I’ll start with a traditional French coffeehouse and the story of a Mexican surrealist artist. A young English debutant who fled her nouveau riche family to pursue art and a love […]
Colour in a ‘techno-scientific world’
Between March and October, 2015, Christina Mackie’s nine-metre-high silk nets hung in Tate Britain’s Duveen Gallery. The pastel, soft fabric trickled down into pools of dense, crystallised dye, whilst a […]
Hidden underground river beneath Bristol city centre inspires exhibition: ‘You Move Me’
Wandering through the exhibition ‘You Move Me’ is an insight into the mind of artist, Jo Lathwood. Her inspiration for the timber, cardboard and mixed media tunnel that runs through […]
Exhibition: Curiouser Tales
Who: Scribbly Roo (Hatty Leith) What: Solo art exhibition- ‘Curiouser Tales’- fairytales with an unconventional twist. Fantasy and children’s illustrations… 3D felt creations… mixed media… acrylic and watercolour paintings… Where: […]
Exhibition: Gravitas
Antlers is the first gallery I’ve heard of that calls itself nomadic, with each exhibition bringing a new location and showroom. This concept undoubtedly cuts costs down for the gallery, […]
