A Sinister Time Capsule Marked for the Year 12,038
Imagine a time capsule that you’re sealing away, but instead of planning to open it in a decade or two, you want it to…
Design
An interview with ex-homeless artist David Tovey
Recently, we had a chance to speak to ex-homeless artist and activist, David Tovey. David’s story is an inspiring one. He went from life as a…
Introducing street art collective – Pangea
In Bristol, art doesn’t just come on canvases. On the national street art scene, Bristol’s history in street art is incomparable, and it is…
Ai Weiwei: examining freedom of expression through rubble and relics
For an artist, freedom and the ability to share ideas with other like-minded people is essential. In China, artists have to negotiate strict…
The Smartwatch Dilemma: A view from Ticwatch pro
Why get a smartwatch? Are we so bored with our phones that we need just another device attached to our hand or does it really make life a little easier? Maybe it helps us to…
Digital Thoughts by Omar Reda
Born in Tripoli, Lebanon, Omar Reda gives an interesting comparison of his city with the technological changes and rapid development.
Best of Frieze Art Fair London 2015
Every October, the green expanse of London’s Regents Park brings over 160 galleries together to showcase an orgy of paintings, sculptures, photographs and installations…
Sprouting Life in the Forest – Fatherly Tree, Motherly Mountain: A Classroom Mural Painted in India by Yusuke Asai
Japanese artist Yusuke Asai has covered a primary school classroom in Maharashtra, India, in a mural made with paint prepared from mud, dirt and sand found…
And Some Breakfast Art.
It’s cool what you can do with cornflakes these days. Sarah Rosado, an illustrator and photographer based in New York, has created portraits of musicians…
Blog of the week: SF Girl By Bay
So I Stumbled upon this blog called SF Girl By Bay which represents the “bohemian modern style” and showcase the freshest designers, artists, products and…