Westworld: Season 3
It’s easier to understand than Season 2, has a couple of new characters, lots of eye-candy and a cautionary sci-fi tale to tell. But is it any good?
Category: Art
10 Reasons Why I Love Procreate
If you think there’s a typo in the title of this post then you’ve come to the wrong place. I’m writing about the drawing app available in the Apple store not anything else…
2 days in that London – Day 1
Siggy and I, get to London on a fast train stopping only at Leicester to let off some poor sods
Red Arrows, Red Chillis, Churros and Chairs
On Friday at almost precisely 10:40am, this happened in Loughborough: For more details take a look at: Red Arrows to turn
Cubist, Communists and cup
One of my favourite science fiction books, Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, was published in 1932. In June of that
Nottingham Contemporary – July 2017
Lara Favaretto – Absolutely Nothing Faveretto is an Italian artist born in 1973. He studied at the Brera Academy and at
Dublin: Day 2
It was pissing with rain for pretty much all of our second day in Dublin. In the forlorn hope that
Michael Beutler | Yelena Popova
Art is something that gets people talking and divides opinion. It is after all, much like beauty, in the eye
Encounters and Collisions @ Nottingham Contemporary
The title of the exhibition, which runs from 3 April to 14 June, is a translation from the Italian incontri e
Ryder Revisited / Homefront
It used to be that if I was going to pick up my pencils and do a drawing of a
