Scottish artist Jim Lambie at Sadie Coles in London
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Renny Tait’s idealised architecture: Thresholds to Brighter Worlds at Flowers in Cork Street
Upstairs, Scottish artist Renny Tait brightens up the grey wet January in London with his colourful idealised geometric images of well-known buildings, often reflected in water, here mostly the River Thames with St Paul’s Cathedral, Battersea Power Station and the Hayward Gallery, which reopens later this month after 2 years of refurbishment, plus the baronial […]
Glasgow invades North Greenwich; Charles Jeffrey with THE COME UP at NOW
Charles Jeffrey, the talented Glaswegian fashion designer, illustrator, creative artist and night club host has taken over NOW with his first solo exhibition THE COME UP, a 3D representation of his cult club night and fashion label LOVERBOY, based on his illustrations which have the abstract boldness of Spanish artists such as Miro, Dali and […]
John Bellamy takes over Fortnum and Mason in Fortnum’sXFrankAW17
As the tourists flood into the ground floor of Fortnum and Mason to buy their tea, biscuits or other delicacies as souvenirs of Britain, they should spend a moment and look at the brightly coloured paintings behind the main tilrl, contrasting with the rest of the décor: Scottish artist John Bellamy has invaded Fortnum and […]
Each painting is a complete story with the evil arch villian Fantômas: Steven Campbell at Marlborough Gallery
How many people have heard of the arch-criminal Fantômas created by Marcel Allain and Pierre Souvestre in 1911 and one of the most popular ruthless and evil geniuses in modern French crime writing? Fantômas is the cause of almost any unsolved crime, a merciless criminal who can get away with his evil deeds by impersonating […]
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