Let your eyes get lost in the lines, recesses and breaks in these works that are like op art but taken to the next level by Seckin Pirim. They are very trippy, and I loved exploring their dips and gaps, even if you can’t stare for too long befo
Artist Slawn has transformed Saatchi Yates into his own studio. Is it all a marketing stunt or does it have artistic merit? Read my thoughts in my latest diary entry for @londonist_com (link in bio). The exhibition is free to visit and on until 22nd
I visited Stephen Friedman Gallery for the opening of an exhibition on 29th January, with no idea it would be my last ever visit. A few days later, the gallery was closed after being placed into administration... It’s sad news to see the end of
Playing football in the street is a tradition many British children grew up with, jumpers for goalposts, and anywhere could become a pitch. Roger Mayne captured the poverty and hardship of inner-city life in West London in the late 1950s, but these p