Launched in 1994 as a ‘punk zine’, VICE has since gone on to become a leading name in global youth media, with bureaus in over 34 countries, a premier original video destination in the form of VICE.COM, a television production studio, a magazine, a record label, a book-publishing division, and …
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Tags: Cei Willis, Craig Questions, Daniel David Freeman, exhibition, Johnny Ryan, Jonny Negron, Krent Able, Kyle Platts, Malin Bergstrom, Nick Gazin, Pure Evil gallery, Sam Taylor, Shoreditch, VICE Illustration Show, VICE.com, Zine
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Coming up this Friday night (May 24), Rosenfeld Porcini will be launching their much-anticipated Cultural Programme, with an exclusive performance from Belgian experimental sound artist Raymond Delepierre.
Founded in June 2011, Rosenfeld Porcini distinguishes itself from the surrounding galleries of London’s Fitzrovia by moulding a unique and dynamic identity. …
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Tags: conferences, contemporary art, Cultural Programme, Debate, exhibition, Fitzrovia, gallery, Raymond Delepierre, Rosenfeld Porcini
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The Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair is not your typical car boot sale in pretty much any way. For starters, items are sold from the back of new and vintage Vauxhall motors, who celebrate their 110th birthday this year. Celebrating fun and frivolity, the fair sees renowned artists including Pam …
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Tags: pam hogg, Polly Morgan, Tracey Emin, Vauxhall Art Car Boot Fair, Vauxhall motors
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The Impossible Existence of a Mathematician
“Art is something so broad that nobody can define it, and that’s why there’s so much that goes on in the name of ‘art’ – the subject of art almost becomes an excuse. Art is very undefinable, and this is the danger. But for …
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Tags: Francisco de Corcuera
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Seemingly bored of life on the farm, Blur‘s Alex James has turned to filmmaking with a new short film. Shot while the band were in LA for Coachella earlier this year, A Slice of Life sees James on writing, directing and music duties for a film made to help …
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Tags: A Slive of Life, Alex James, BLUR, Coachella, Virgin Media Shorts 2013
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Have you ever noticed how there are specialists in every field? People who have honed down a very focused set of skills, hammered out a niche for themselves, and set up shop? Have you ever noticed someone who is an expert in everything at once? Maybe not quite, but the …
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Tags: bompas & parr, festival, IncrEdibles, kew gardens, news, Palm House, Tutti Frutti
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All Mixed Up
While prepping for my interview with Paul Robinson, I spent a lot …
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Tags: All Mixed Up, architecture, Calm Before the Storm, colour, exhibition, I Thought, In Camera, Loveverlast, Painting, Paul Robinson, Redacted, reflections, The Conversation, The Study, transparent, What I See, When Things Were
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Kicking off this weekend from 26-28 April, the Tate Modern his hosting an exciting free festival of art, music, and fashion. Targeted at the broad age range of fifteen to twenty-five year olds, the Hyperlink festival at the Tanks features a wide variety of events and activities including performances and …
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Tags: Akala, Angel, art, fashion, festival, free food, George the Poet, Hyperlink, lady leshurr, music, rankin, Sway, Tanks, Tate Modern
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Camden Town is, in many ways, London’s capital for artistic variety, equal parts center for expression and cesspool of debauchery. Actually, that’s really the ideal combination for most artists. Cob Studios and Gallery on Royal College Street in Camden was launched in February 2011. Though less than two and a …
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Tags: art, art exhibition, Camden, Cob Gallery, Cob Studios, I Bought This for the Cover, Leanne Petersen, magazine, news, Royal College Street, Tumblr
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Between now and May 16, Lazarides Rathbone will be exhibiting a collection of paintings by some of the most exciting contemporary artists today. The selection, carefully chosen by gallery owner Steve Lazarides, is a diverse assortment that brings together both established and emerging artists, hanging them side-by-side in equal magnanimity. …
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Tags: Antimatter, Bill Dunlap, Black Paintings, BORF, Bret Amory, Crucifixion, damien hirst, exhibition, Frank Laws, Katrin Fredriks, Lazarides Rathbone, Miaz Brother, Painting, Robbery 1, Rothko's Modern Life, Sandow Birk, Steve Lazarides, The Depratives of War, waiting
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