Opening of the London Festival of Photography
Tomorrow will see the opening of the London Festival of Photography. The festival will play host to the crème-de-la-crème of photographers in around 18 exhibitions and 40 workshops in the Kings Cross and Belgravia area. The set theme of ‘Inside Out: Reflections of the Public and Private’, will feature work of a documentary, street and conceptual style.
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Ballgowns: British Glamour Since 1950s
This weekend, the V&A will open the doors of its newly renovated Fashion Galleries for the first time since it’s redevelopment with the new exhibition, Ballgowns: British Glamour Since 1950.
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Random Acts
In this dark and gloomy May month, what better way to cheer the spirits then some very happy dancers from Johannesburg, accompanied by a specially made musical score by Karl Sadler.
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The London Original Print Fair
The London Original Print Fair opened with some very special 80th birthday celebrations for Sir Peter Blake.
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Caitlin Art Prize 2012
Early May will mark the 6th year of the Caitlin Art Prize, the annual exhibition that showcases work from the UK’s most promising art graduates, one year after their degree shows
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Photoville in Brooklyn
It’s time to book your flights to New York, because this summer Photoville, a large-scale, photographic village is being set up in Brooklyn.
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Inside the Shwop Lab launch event in Shoreditch, London
Last night TWP mingled with celebrities at Marks and Spencer’s launch party for “Shwopping” – a bold campaign that asks consumers to give one, when they buy one.
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The Anechoic Chamber
Although we write frequently about singers, bands, music and generally loud activities, today I am going to reflect on the sound of silence. In The Anechoic Chamber in the US, sound doesn’t bounce off the walls the way it does in a regular room, and the floor is made of mesh so no noise can [...]
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The Shooting Gallery
Channel 4′s The Shooting Gallery brings the best short films, branded content and virals from around the world and showcase them alongside original commissions.
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Louis Vuitton – Marc Jacobs
Friday night in Paris, and what could be more suitable than the opening of an exhibition celebrating two great figures in fashion. The Louis Vuitton – Marc Jacobs exhibition at Paris’ Musée des Arts Décoratifs opened this weekend and promises to be a celebration of two, very great, but very different designers, set almost two [...]
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Live Park – 4D Virtual Reality Theme Park
Live Park is a 4D art theme park, full of vibrant interactive performance, art and gaming under one roof at KINTEX, South Korea.
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Festival of Lights in Ghent
Ever wondered what a cathedral made of 55,000 LED lights would look like?
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Learning to Love the State I Am In – Sam Schubert
Sam Schubert’s ‘Learning to Love the State I Am In’ seems to take planking to the next level.
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Brand Memory Game
Playing the brand game. Brands manage to worm their way into our subconscious without even noticing, the power of a logo is the reason advertising geniuses get paid so much.
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Park Here – New York
Openhouse Gallery, New York, has opened its latest pop up, Park Here, is a temperature-controlled indoor park that allows New Yorkers to chill out and take a break from the recent snowstorms.
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Takeaway Shop at Deptford
What can you tell us about your local area? What do you really know about where you wake up every day? Amy Lord’s Take Away Shop of Deptford might just be the answer.
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Paris-Paris Art Basel Miami
What happens in Paris-Paris should probably stay in Paris-Paris, even if at Art Basel Miami.
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Wee rivals the Wii
The trend at the moment in creating interactive video gaming is all about the user controlled experience. Banishing the old school joystick is now set to reach new levels as The Exhibit Bar in Balham.
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OpenHouse AR – The walls are coming to life
If you happen to be passing through Eindhoven any time soon then it would certainly be worth bringing your iPhone, and having a look at the new Augmented Reality wall, developed by makers Studio 1:1 and Studio Maatwerk. Commissioned by a housing cooperation, Woonbedrijf, the ‘Open House’ app, allows users to play virtual brick-breaker, which slowly exposes [...]
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Batman: Arkham City – Kapow, Wham, Bang
This week marked the end of a long, two-year wait for gaming and comic book fans across the UK – Batman: Arkham City was released. For those of you who might not be so up to date with the goings on in the tech world, I’ll just do a recap so we’re all on the [...]
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