In an age where nearly everything is just a click away, buying art online has never been easier—or more exciting. Whether you’re a first-time collector seeking your first piece underRead More →
Whether you’re buying your first print or considering a gallery acquisition, one question should always come to mind: Is this artwork authentic? In today’s art market—both physical and digital—the riskRead More →
You don’t need a trust fund or a white-walled gallery to start collecting art. In fact, some of the most exciting, personal, and visually striking pieces are also surprisingly affordable.Read More →
Introduction Art has long been admired for its beauty, cultural significance, and power to inspire. But beyond its aesthetic value, art is increasingly being viewed through a different lens—as aRead More →
The Grand Return to Grandeur – The Hateful Eight‘s 70mm Vision Quentin Tarantino. 70mm film. A snow-swept Western. These elements coalesced to create The Hateful Eight, a film that wasn’tRead More →
Time-Travelling to the West End – Back to the Future: The Musical‘s Grand Arrival From the iconic DeLorean to the unforgettable “flux capacitor,” Back to the Future remains one ofRead More →
Organisers of the Turner Prize have cancelled the 2020 edition of the award due to the coronavirus pandemic and will instead award 10 bursaries of £10,000 to 10 chosen artists.Read More →
On May 11, 2000, the Tate Modern opened its doors, marking a bold new chapter in contemporary art. Now, 20 years later, the institution celebrates two decades of innovation andRead More →
Beyond the Frame – The Enduring Allure of 70mm Imagine a cinematic experience so vast, so immersive, it transcends the screen and envelops you. For decades, one format stood headRead More →
English galleries, theatres, and museums have turned to the Arts Council of England (ACE) for financial support to counteract shrinking visitor numbers when they reopen after the lock down isRead More →