Category Archives: Insider guide to the Art world
Found Articles: Anish Kapoor in Berlin: ‘in short, Britain’s fucked’ – The Guardian
An interesting read about one of my favourite British/Indian artists, and his opinions on the art scene contrasts between UK and Germany – written this week in the Guardian by Kate Connolly (See original here) The doyen of British sculpture gives the Guardian
Found Articles: Anish Kapoor in Berlin: ‘in short, Britain’s fucked’ – The Guardian
An interesting read about one of my favourite British/Indian artists, and his opinions on the art scene contrasts between UK and Germany – written this week in the Guardian by Kate Connolly (See original here) The doyen of British sculpture gives the Guardian
The language code of art terminology – mumbojumbo and gobbledygook?
These days we have to spend a lot of time defining ourselves. Facebook profiles, Linked In profiles, and for us artists – Artist Bios, Artist Statements, exhibition statements and catalogue texts. It gets to a point where I often feel
The language code of art terminology – mumbojumbo and gobbledygook?
These days we have to spend a lot of time defining ourselves. Facebook profiles, Linked In profiles, and for us artists – Artist Bios, Artist Statements, exhibition statements and catalogue texts. It gets to a point where I often feel
A new non-western colour: Qing
青 (qīng) — its pronounced “ching”, not “kwing” or “king” — is an interesting color that doesn’t appear in the standard set of colors commonly identified in western cultures. Some people (Chinese included) say it’s a sort of blue, while
A new non-western colour: Qing
青 (qīng) — its pronounced “ching”, not “kwing” or “king” — is an interesting color that doesn’t appear in the standard set of colors commonly identified in western cultures. Some people (Chinese included) say it’s a sort of blue, while
News: Arts cuts, UK Culture
Some UK developments this week? I’m watching avidly from Singapore. A quick summary: Firstly we had Harriet Harman halting plans to slash Newcastle arts budget by 100% (The council’s draft budget proposed a total funding cut to all the city’s arts organisations, and also
News: Arts cuts, UK Culture
Some UK developments this week? I’m watching avidly from Singapore. A quick summary: Firstly we had Harriet Harman halting plans to slash Newcastle arts budget by 100% (The council’s draft budget proposed a total funding cut to all the city’s arts organisations, and also
Art Inside view: Lorenzo Rudolf’s Art Stage Singapore through an artist’s eyes
Art Stage Singapore is an epic art show covering the whole of South East Asia, directed by Lorenzo Belenguer, the founder of Art Basel and ShContemporary. This article got featured in Artitute Magazine here. Copyright Nicola Anthony I love to visit big
Art Inside view: Lorenzo Rudolf’s Art Stage Singapore through an artist’s eyes
Art Stage Singapore is an epic art show covering the whole of South East Asia, directed by Lorenzo Belenguer, the founder of Art Basel and ShContemporary. This article got featured in Artitute Magazine here. Copyright Nicola Anthony I love to visit big
The art wish list: London, Jan 2013
Before flying back to London for Christmas and January, I put together a list of the art shows I MUST see. Below are some of the exhibitions on my must-see list. I decided I would share it, in case the
The art wish list: London, Jan 2013
Before flying back to London for Christmas and January, I put together a list of the art shows I MUST see. Below are some of the exhibitions on my must-see list. I decided I would share it, in case the
NEWS: UK art trade campaign to stop royalties for artists
A Statement from DACS highlights the UK art trade campaign to stop royalties for artists - Artists are being asked to make their views known to Culture Secretary, Jeremy Hunt via Twitter: @Jeremy_Hunt with hashtag #resaleright A campaign against the Artist’s Resale Right is
NEWS: UK art trade campaign to stop royalties for artists
A Statement from DACS highlights the UK art trade campaign to stop royalties for artists - Artists are being asked to make their views known to Culture Secretary, Jeremy Hunt via Twitter: @Jeremy_Hunt with hashtag #resaleright A campaign against the Artist’s Resale Right is
Pandamonium: Melting the heart of even the most miserable cynics
I reviewed this show in Trebuchet Magazine, see original article here or read on below… 11th Jun 2012 in Art, by Nicola Anthony The rather cheeky Signal Gallery has challenged all of us, from the panda lovers to the miserable cynics, to see this
Pandamonium: Melting the heart of even the most miserable cynics
I reviewed this show in Trebuchet Magazine, see original article here or read on below… 11th Jun 2012 in Art, by Nicola Anthony The rather cheeky Signal Gallery has challenged all of us, from the panda lovers to the miserable cynics, to see this
ArtHAUS Features in the Evening Standard
23rd May 2012 ArtHAUS: making contemporary art affordable Amira Hashish meets two enterprising women who believe that art is an integral part of interior design in every room Web-savvy Elinor Olisa (left) and Isobel Beauchamp, the founders of DegreeArt.com, in
ArtHAUS Features in the Evening Standard
23rd May 2012 ArtHAUS: making contemporary art affordable Amira Hashish meets two enterprising women who believe that art is an integral part of interior design in every room Web-savvy Elinor Olisa (left) and Isobel Beauchamp, the founders of DegreeArt.com, in
The Other Art Fair, 10 – 13 May 2012
I have been selected to exhibit in the innovative ‘FABELIST Marketplace’ at The Other Art Fair. Buy Art, Trade Skills, Meet the Makers, Dazzle your Senses. “This fair is a rare chance to go straight to the source and talk to artists directly about
The Other Art Fair, 10 – 13 May 2012
I have been selected to exhibit in the innovative ‘FABELIST Marketplace’ at The Other Art Fair. Buy Art, Trade Skills, Meet the Makers, Dazzle your Senses. “This fair is a rare chance to go straight to the source and talk to artists directly about
Transition Gallery Interview
If you did not catch it in Trebuchet Magazine (here) , below is an article and interview I did this week with Cathy Lomax of Transition Gallery. …By the way, the tips below apply to the first Thursday of every month!
Transition Gallery Interview
If you did not catch it in Trebuchet Magazine (here) , below is an article and interview I did this week with Cathy Lomax of Transition Gallery. …By the way, the tips below apply to the first Thursday of every month!
Ed Vaisey’s keynote speech to the State of the Arts conference – what do you think?
Below is today’s address from Ed Vaisey to the art world – Tell me your thoughts below Tuesday 14 February 2012 The Lowry, Salford It’s clear that all speeches from this podium today will need to have a Valentine’s theme. So
Ed Vaisey’s keynote speech to the State of the Arts conference – what do you think?
Below is today’s address from Ed Vaisey to the art world – Tell me your thoughts below Tuesday 14 February 2012 The Lowry, Salford It’s clear that all speeches from this podium today will need to have a Valentine’s theme. So
Speaking to Lisa Popp from America’s OCCCA Museum
I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with Lisa Popp, the gallery director of the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art this week, and will be shortly be publishing a review about London Calling. In the meanwhile, Lisa has admitted that
Speaking to Lisa Popp from America’s OCCCA Museum
I’ve had the pleasure of speaking with Lisa Popp, the gallery director of the Orange County Center for Contemporary Art this week, and will be shortly be publishing a review about London Calling. In the meanwhile, Lisa has admitted that
Field trip: Serpentine Centre for possible studies & Church Street Market
My latest discoveries of new spaces and pockets of culture in London… This month I have been busy concocting an exciting creative event with the quirky and extraordinary Edible Art Movement (affectionately known as the EAM), a group of artists creating installations, events and
Field trip: Serpentine Centre for possible studies & Church Street Market
My latest discoveries of new spaces and pockets of culture in London… This month I have been busy concocting an exciting creative event with the quirky and extraordinary Edible Art Movement (affectionately known as the EAM), a group of artists creating installations, events and
Seduced by art: From art virgin to art collector – The Other Art Fair
This article was published in Trebuchet Magazine, Nov 2011. You can also read it on their site here. 23rd Nov 2011, by Nicola Anthony It sparks off debates, encourages us to take a look at topical issues, delves inside the
Seduced by art: From art virgin to art collector – The Other Art Fair
This article was published in Trebuchet Magazine, Nov 2011. You can also read it on their site here. 23rd Nov 2011, by Nicola Anthony It sparks off debates, encourages us to take a look at topical issues, delves inside the
Join us at a Salon Dinner Party with the Artists
Come and meet some of London’s top emerging artists at a salon dinner party, we will be providing food and drink and a jolly time. There will also be performances and we’ll ask you to bring along an object which
Join us at a Salon Dinner Party with the Artists
Come and meet some of London’s top emerging artists at a salon dinner party, we will be providing food and drink and a jolly time. There will also be performances and we’ll ask you to bring along an object which
My art guzzling week
This week has been so packed with exhibitions that I will shortly be going home for a power nap before heading out to guzzle down some more art on Vyner Street where two of my favourite artists, Tinsel and Twinkle
My art guzzling week
This week has been so packed with exhibitions that I will shortly be going home for a power nap before heading out to guzzle down some more art on Vyner Street where two of my favourite artists, Tinsel and Twinkle
From Shiny things to silliness – Frieze 2011
Published in Trebuchet Magazine, 2011 Frieze was a fantastic opportunity to see a so many of the world’s top artists and galleries in one place. With a multitude of styles and genres on show from over 170 galleries from around
From Shiny things to silliness – Frieze 2011
Published in Trebuchet Magazine, 2011 Frieze was a fantastic opportunity to see a so many of the world’s top artists and galleries in one place. With a multitude of styles and genres on show from over 170 galleries from around
On the dawn of Frieze: Looking East & West, an interview with Gallery Director Samir Ceric
Published in Trebuchet Magazine, Oct 2011. Copyright Nicola Anthony October is the shining pinnacle of the art world calendar, and you cannot have failed to notice that Frieze, that holy grail of art fairs, unveils it’s glistening art delights this
On the dawn of Frieze: Looking East & West, an interview with Gallery Director Samir Ceric
Published in Trebuchet Magazine, Oct 2011. Copyright Nicola Anthony October is the shining pinnacle of the art world calendar, and you cannot have failed to notice that Frieze, that holy grail of art fairs, unveils it’s glistening art delights this
