Tingatinga is a painting style originally from Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. Named after its founder Edward Said Tingatinga, it is characterized by cheaply produced canvases depicting funny, caricatured, brightly rendered images of native wildlife, people and […]
Starting in the 1920s, New York City was the centre of art practice in America, and had art students cramming in to live amongst the artistic milieu. They wanted to move away from more staid […]
A SUCCESSFUL MIXTURE OF SCRUTINY, CRAFSMANSHIP AND WIT, MAKE FOR LAYERS OF HUMAN INTEREST AND A SOLID SHOW. Newcastle’s exciting new contemporary art gallery has set off on the right foot with work from a collective […]
Upon discovering that the Victoria & Albert Museum in London would be opening up it’s photography archives (from 1839-1960s) to form a new permanent exhibition, I envisioned some labyrinthine colossus of a collection, a revelatory […]
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