Laure Prouvost’s Tea Party Wins Turner Prize
Emilie Harris reports on this year’s winner of the prestigious Turner Prize and those who narrowly missed out.
On the 2 of December, Laure Prouvost was announced as the winner … Continue Reading →
On the 2 of December, Laure Prouvost was announced as the winner … Continue Reading →
Perfect Lines: Old Masters in Print at The Beaney
Henry Broome examines the contents of The Beaney’s latest exhibition and gets the final word from the curator, Kystryna Matyjaszkiewicz.
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There is one question above all that … Continue Reading →
Banksy’s Latest Statement
Banksy, a forward thinking master of political art or a man with a spray can that got lucky? Felix Morris reports on his latest escape and casts a critical eye over Britain’s … Continue Reading →
Art Review: Alfred Drury and the New Sculpture
University of Kent is hosting an exhibition at the Studio 3 gallery on Alfred Drury’s work and his influences. Emilie Harris gives some insight into the exhibition.
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Even as an … Continue Reading →
Keep Calm And Be Original!
Sophie Hand writes about the student poster cliches we are all to familiar with, including super-hero posters, cartoons and the scourge of the ‘Keep Calm…’ phenomenon.
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A Change in Accessibility
The internet has changed a lot of things, and the arts industry has both suffered and profited from these changes. Simon Terhaag considers how things are different for the artist of … Continue Reading →
Two-Faced Fame – celebrity or commodity?
For those of you who didn’t know, the University of Kent has a Print Collecting and Curating module specifically for final-year History & Philosophy of Art undergraduate students. … Continue Reading →
Is Instagram Changing the Face of Photography?
Instagram launched in 2010 by Apple’s App store as a photo sharing database, available to android and iPhone as a free app. The idea for Instagram is to connect people through the … Continue Reading →
Top 5 YouTube Videos of the Week
The top 5 videos of this week include some amazing art, unusual experiences and as always with youtube videos, some humour.
The first video puts forward the following question: … Continue Reading →
The Art of Gaming: Technology Take-Over of the MoMa
The Museum of Modern Art shocked critics around the world early this month upon the opening of ‘Applied Design’: an exhibit of video games. Fourteen titles have been bestowed a … Continue Reading →
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