Starting August 9th, Tate Britain is hosting a free exhibition on Romantics painters. A bit more than a temporary show, the Clore Gallery’s nine rooms, previously dedicated to JMW Turner only, are being taken over by his contemporaries until December 2012…

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At the end of the summer term, London’s art schools open up to the public to exhibit their students’ final degree shows – and many of the works are often available to purchase..

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Article by Jessica Ratcliffe
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Upper Floor Designs is a small young atelier, creating and making bespoke printed or embellished garments. Founded in 2009 by Eleanor Ross, a textile graduate from Chelsea College of Art and Design, Upper Floor makes all sorts of beautiful, fun and original pieces from I-pod cases to molded brooches to printed [...]

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It was a sad moment to see England crashing out of the world cup, but it won’t stop us watching it. And to celebrate the world cup Selfridges have decided to Display a series of 17 fantastic illustrated digital images which has been created by Hellovon who is based in London, has dedicated these illustrations to some of the worlds greatest footballers of this era from the likes of, Wayne Rooney, Didier drogba and Carlos tevez and many more…

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I strongly recommend that you try to see this exhibition at the Gagosian which brings together pieces from one of Picasso’s most creative and imaginative periods…

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Nathaniel Pimlott has been living in Oxford for the last year, spending time in the nature reserve beyond Abingdon Road; the results constitute his first solo exhibition, in Green Templeton College, a discrete graduate enclave down the Woodstock road…

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NIKE78

Nike78 is a new concept and Art project created by Paul Jenkins who is inspired by Nike Sports brand, which has been documented on the nike78 website.

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Article written by Dorothy Feaver.
Phoebe Cope: New Work6 windmill Row, Kennington, London SE11 5DW Tuesday 18th May – 22 June open daily or by appointment www.phoebecope.com

Just opposite Pizza Express in Kennington, a bay window on street level presents an eye-boggling scene. In this recent painting by Phoebe Cope, greats from the National Gallery are pictured [...]

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Paul Kindersley is an emerging artist who focuses on making provocative installation pieces. After living and studying in Berlin and Cambridge Kindersley moved to London ….

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StreetFest is an urban cultural festival commencing on the 30th of May bank holiday which will feature a huge line up of events at London’s shoreditch, which will include a live graffiti art crew including a very cool art exhibition with some well known street artist’s such as Sheone, Inkfetish, Bonsai, Tim Brook, Jess Douglas.

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This May, if you happen to be in the area of Victoria Station, your attention may be tickled by a collection of delicate soap vases in the front window of an otherwise inconspicuous office block…

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Vacuum forming is a common method of moulding plastics, and is used to make all sorts of everyday objects, particularly packaging – sandwich cartons, hairdryers, toys, car dashboards, it’s everywhere….

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Tucked around the corner of the second room in this small exhibition there is something delicious. A matzo – that big bland brother of the cracker family – is hung out to dry on the wall, vacuumed-formed within a sheet of white plastic….

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