The museum will display the exhibition from the 1st April. This newly announced exhibition is set to explore the representation of foundlings, orphans, adoptees, and foster children in comics, graphic novels and sequential art from around the globe. From DC’s Superman, who was found by his adoptive parents, Spider-Man’s parents die in a plane crash;… Read More
NEWS: Dulwich Picture Gallery Announces M.K. Čiurlionis: Between Worlds Exhibition
The exhibition is set to go on display at the gallery from the 21st September. The Dulwich Picture Gallery has announced details of its upcoming Autumn exhibition, which will be the first UK exhibition of work by the Lithuanian artist and celebrated composer M.K. Čiurlionis. This new display will bring together over 100 pieces by… Read More
NEWS: National Gallery Announces Winslow Homer: Force of Nature Exhibition
The newly announced exhibition will go on display from the 10th September. The National Gallery has announced details of its upcoming exhibition Winslow Homer: Force of Nature going on display this Autumn. This newly confirmed display is the first in-depth exhibition in the UK exploring the work of the American artist and will feature over… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Art Exhibition Picks 2022
Emma Clarendon selects some of the exhibitions she is most looking forward to catching this year. Raphael, National Gallery: having originally been scheduled for 2020, this eagerly anticipated exhibition will explore the artist’s entire career and is set to concentrate on his paintings and drawings as well as his work in architecture, poetry, and design… Read More
Love London Love Culture’s Most Popular Reads: 2021
Here’s our top ten most popular reviews and interviews of 2021…. Review of Shit-Faced Shakespeare’s Macbeth, Leicester Square Theatre: July saw us paying a visit to the Leicester Square Theatre to catch Shit-Faced Shakespeare’s own unique take on Shakespeare’s tragedy. It was our first time seeing the company and was certainly the most entertaining take… Read More
Review Round Up: Lubaina Himid Exhibition, Tate Modern
We round up the reviews for the Tate Modern’s exhibition exploring the work of the Turner Prize winning artist. The Guardian: *** “If Tate Modern thinks painting is now modern, it needs to give some thought to why some paintings are just decorative, while others are profound. There’s nothing here to show why this particular… Read More
Review Round Up: Hogarth and Europe, Tate Britain
We round up the reviews for Tate Britain’s Autumn exhibition on display until the 20th March 2022. The Observer: *** “But by involving so many artists from so many places, something is lost. Hogarth and Europe is exhaustingly diffuse. Nor was I keen on its curators’ painfully extreme anxiety towards social attitudes in this period;… Read More
Review Round Up: Peru: A Journey in Time, British Museum
We take a look at what the critics have had to say about the British Museum’s latest exhibition. The Guardian: ***** “This exhibition takes you outside yourself, if you let it, into a world of predatory gods and magic music. The most amazing object is a giant clay drum, from the Nasca civilisation, painted with… Read More
NEWS: The Art of Banksy Announces Extension to London Run
The exhibition which celebrates the work of Banksy is now booking until May 2022. It has been confirmed that due to popular demand, The Art of Banksy is now booking in London until the 22nd May 2022. Featuring over 90 authenticated Banksy pieces gathered from private collections across the globe, the exhibition is based in… Read More
REVIEW: Bags: Inside Out, Victoria and Albert Museum
This exhibition at the V&A makes a compelling argument of the fact that handbags are certainly more than a fashion statement. As a girl who loves her handbags, this was an exhibition that was well worth catching. As well as being filled with a dazzling array of different styles of bags, Bags: Inside Out really… Read More