Architectural photographer’s book shows the city’s transformation after the Great Fire of London
Photogapher Angelo Hornak documents the Baroque rebuild of London following the destruction left by the Great Fire in 1666
Designer Duro Olowu’s exhibition of Dorothea Tanning and Irving Penn
In an ecclectic show at Camden Arts Centre Nigerian fashion designer Duro Olowu curates photographs, fabrics and weavings that have caught his eye
Anna Freud’s life inspires photograph fragments artwork
Invitation to Frequent the Shadows, a series of installations by German-born photographer Bettina von Zwehl, is an intriguing exhibition-cum-intervention at the Freud Museum in Hampstead.
Art: Colourful exotic pots among joys on show at Queen’s Park Open Studios Day
Ceramicist Theresa Edwards is among 10 artists opening their doors in Queen’s Park on Sunday.
Art: Colourful exotic pots among joys on show at Queen’s Park Open Studios Day
Ceramicist Theresa Edwards is among 10 artists opening their doors in Queen’s Park on Sunday.
Private Crouch End home lets artists rummage around for experimental exhibition
The Secret Life of no:36 is an experiment in opening up a private home to seven artists to interpret its past and present inhabitants in artworks as part of the Crouch End Festival.
Lee Kang-hyo: the Jackson Pollock of the sculpture world
Lee Kang-hyo combines traditional methods with innovative ‘action painting’.
Art - Shelagh Wakely: Imaginative installations were inspirational
The late Shelagh Wakely, who lived in Falklands Road, Kentish Town, made installation art which encompassed elements of architecture, painting and drawing.
Crouch End Open Studios: From Amazonian rainforests to in-camera trickery
From the flora and fauna of the Amazonian rainforests, through spectacular in-camera trickery, to paintings that capture a unique moment in childhood, you’ll be spoilt for choice this weekend with 32 artists showing off work as part of the annual Open Studios.
King’s Cross sculpture salutes scientific progress
Conrad Shawcross is a local boy made good – very good. He grew up in Kentish Town, went to Eleanor Palmer Primary School and, at 38, is the youngest living member of the Royal Academy of Arts.
