Inquisitive Nation·Oct 23A deeply moving visual love letter: Tim Walker masterfully transforms The National Portrait Gallery…By Lucio Jesus
Shokti·Oct 18Pointing into FairylandWhat an enormous honour and thrill it is to see my hand, enlarged, protruding from a wall and pointing the way into Tim Walker’s Fairyland…
Jon Sobel·Jul 29A Good LaughI had a good laugh the other day. Short, unexpected, and one I had to stifle, but a pretty good one nonetheless. And it’s all thanks to…
InTaylor Wessing 24byEmmanuelle G·Dec 8, 2024Tobias, Coming Back from Church: A Portrait of Sacred Urban ContrastWayne Watson was driving through Willesden when he noticed the striking location featured in his portrait Tobias, Coming Back from Church…
InTaylor Wessing 24byMatt Chau·Dec 2, 2024Taylor Wessing portraits show that aging is a work of artThree photographs stand out at this exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery to challenge our ideas of aging.
Q Khan·Jun 23, 20246 of 8Love history but dislike the way it is promoted and the national mythology around it. How many of us realise that people from all around…
InThe Time is Always NowbyMars Ravea·Mar 14, 2024Sonic stories on canvas: Documenting music through artWith each pencil stroke echoing the reverberations of dub music, this painting by Denzil Forrester from The Time is Always Now exhibition…
InThe Time is Always Nowbyerin on film (& other things)·Mar 12, 2024Hurvin Anderson invites you into the Black barbershopMany of us move through life on an endless search for things that make us feel alive. We expect this feeling to be wrapped up in something…
InThe Time is Always NowbyCristabell Fierros·Mar 12, 2024Blackness Portraiture: Kerry James Marshall’s African American Modern Western History ArtAfrican American artist Kerry James Marshall’s Black portraiture paintings are considered an integral part of what it means to be Black in…
InThe Time is Always NowbyCharlotte Maracina·Mar 12, 2024Yvonne and James: A Love Letter to NYCYvonne and James show what it means to be a New Yorker better than any movie ever could