My years of going to music festivals are long gone and to be honest I don’t miss them, even though I still love the music, probably even more so now than I did then. However, there are many of[...]
Festival Survival Kit from ELLIS FAAS
Culture
Jessica Zoob’s Playtime exhibition at Loughran Gallery
If you are yet not familiar with the work of British artist Jessica Zoob I urge you to find the[...]
Closer by Patrick Marber at Donmar Warehouse
I am a huge fan of Donmar Warehouse because after every play I see there, I leave feeling elated by the mysterious beauty of theatre and the team behind the play. This theatre allows[...]
Mikhail Baryshnikov Dancing Away photo exhibition at Contini Art UK
There is a saying that a truly talented person has multiple talents and that certainly rings true when it comes to Mikhail Baryshnikov. He is a renowned ballet dancer[...]
A film triptych by Ellis Faas for the exhibition at De Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam
The extraordinarily multi-talentented artist Jessica Zoob
I won’t try to pretend to have an educated view on art ( my university degrees are in banking & journalism )but I love going to art exhibitions and learning something new about the world, the artist and the perception that art gives us. For me, it’s not about the artist being well-known or being heralded by the press and art critics, it’s to do with the artist moving your soul, bringing some kind of emotion ( hopefully positive, rather than negative ) to the surface & giving you pause for reflection. A few years ago I saw the most beautiful paintings by the artist called Jessica Zoob at Medici Gallery in Central London. The paintings were as dramatic, as they were colourful and the memory of them continues to linger. Then one day last September, an interior designer friend of mine Davina Merola ( Space Alchemy Interior Design LTD ) mentioned Jessica’ exhibition
[...] Retrospective Exhibition of Sergei Chepik at Mall Galleries
Yesterday was one of those days when sadness and inner smile collided, as the weather outside continued to play the game of ‘I cant’ make up my mind’. As the taxi took me to the Mall[...] Shay & Blue British perfumery & interview with its founder, Dom De Vetta
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