September 2012

Eric Bainbridge: Steel Sculptures

  by Alexander Hawkins

  Today Eric Bainbridge opens his first solo exhibition in over ten years at Camden Arts Centre. Exhibiting a collection of new sculptural works using steel for the first time, the artist has entered into a renewed dialogue with modernist …

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Hatch Twelve

  by Rachel Fox

Hatch vb. To cause to break and release the fully developed young; To contrive or devise; n. An opening of restricted size allowing for passage from one area to another. Hatch, Nottingham’s most exciting and innovative platform for performance and theatre makes …

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Collect. Convert. Converge.

  by Rachel Fox

Whilst London is always awash with brilliant exhibitions, events and performances sometimes it pays to get out of the capital in order to experience something fresh and new; and if you head to the wonderful seaside town of Brighton this …

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Artwork of the week: Black on Maroon

  by Jacopo Nuvolari

One of the most influential artists of all time, Mark Rothko was brought into this world 109 years ago today. Born in Dvinsk in the then Russian Empire, Rothko emigrated with his family to Portland, Oregon, in 1913. After moving …

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Bjarne Melgaard: A House to Die In

  by Alexander Hawkins

  Given my love affair with all things Scandinavian, I’m excited for Bjarne Melgaard’s first solo exhibition in the UK at the ICA. The exhibition is a collaborative effort between Melgaard and the prolific Norwegian architectural firm Snøhetta, transforming their …

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Berlin Art Week 2012

  by Lucy Lopez

  This year for the first time the city of Berlin has combined its major art fairs to create Berlin Art Week, maximising the amount of arts press, collectors and visitors to the city over these few days. The combination …

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S Mark Gubb: Third From The Sun

  by Rachel Fox

  Three years after showing My Empire of Dirt S Mark Gubb presents his second solo show at the recently relocated Ceri Hand Gallery. Named after the song by American industrial-metal band Prong, Third From The Sun takes its inspiration from the songs chorus, ‘Everything’s …

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Venice Takeaway: Ideas to Change British Architecture

  by Alexander Hawkins

COMMON GROUND: The 13th International Architecture Biennale, Venice 29th August – 25th November 2012 The Venice Architecture Biennale matures into a more complex and elaborate exposition year by year. This year’s director, Sir David Chipperfield aims to depose an egocentric …

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Stop crying on yourself!

  by Valentina Fois

Recently I have learnt a new lesson, which I now want to share the outcome with you all. Hopefully I will motivate some of you not to give up on your dreams because you are having a bad time. This …

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Patron Tequila

  by Lucy Lopez

We are pleased to announce that our sponsor for Everything is Possible will be Patron Tequila. Looking forward to seeing you all at the Private View tomorrow evening from 6 30pm!