At the end of a relationship, both parties are left with a certain amount of emotional and physical baggage, and it’s often difficult to know what to do with the latter. The Museum of Broken Relationships aims to relieve the …
Read more...A few days ago, friends, family and art enthusiasts gathered at England & Co Gallery on Westbourne Grove for the private view of my father Chris Kenny’s most recent work. It is always intriguing to watch an artist’s work evolve, and …
Read more...It is hard to believe that the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts has been running for 243 years! Each year it showcases a selection of art from established and emerging artists chosen from more than 12,000 pieces, all hoping for …
Read more...The most expensive painting to be sold at auction – Nude, Green Leaves and Bust 1932 by Pablo Picasso – went on display for the first time in the UK at Tate Modern today. The painting was sold at Christie’s, …
Read more...The Women’s Library in East London has gone craft crazy. The current exhibition Hand Made Tales: Women and Domestic Crafts, explores the role of sewing, gardening, knitting and cooking in women’s lives. If you enjoy making things, you need to …
Read more...This morning I went to see the Imperial War Museum’s new exhibition, Once Upon a Wartime: Classic War Stories for Children which opens tomorrow. The exhibition is split into five sections – one for each of the books it explores: War …
Read more...With Valentine’s Day approaching, Londoners are in an amorous mood. (Even the hippos at London Zoo are at it.) Now the Natural History Museum has launched an exhibition dedicated to the science of sex, which aims to “pull off nature’s …
Read more...An exciting new exhibition has opened at the Royal Academy of Arts dedicated to the world of modern sculpture and the influence of key works on more recent British artists and pieces. Modern British Sculpture is the first exhibition in 30 …
Read more...This stunning photo of the Panama Canal in the 1960s is currently on show in the National Maritime Museum’s Waterline exhibition. The show looks back at the golden age of cruising from 1925 to 1970, featuring photos of conga lines, shark …
Read more...Since the Christmas decorations came down, we’ve been searching for something nice to look at and came across this upcoming exhibition at the Llewellyn Alexander Gallery. London Seen showcases the work of nine artists and their interpretations of London. The exhibition …
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