The Reimagined Carpets of Faig Ahmed and Jason Seife
As Arts Council England so eloquently states “When we talk about the value of arts and culture to society, we always start with its intrinsic…
Author: Ravi Shah
A New Year’s Eve to Remember
On the 31st of December 2020, London once again ushered in a new year, but this time introduced multiple new locations to the fireworks show…
Jutai Toonoo: A Sense of Self
A look into the self portraiture of the Late Jutai Toonoo (1959–2015) The late Jutai Toonoo is renowned for his carvings and drawings depicting his…
Christian Thomson: Aboriginal Hybridity
Christian Thomson is a photographic and performance artist from the central Queensland Bidjara heritage in Australia. His work plays with themes of aboriginal identity in…
Self Portraits Against a Colonial Reality
A look into the Iconic Self Portraits of Amrita Sher-Gil and Maharaja Ram Singh
Political and Social Landscapes of the East India Company
William Hodges’s The Marmalong Bridge and James Baillie Fraser’s A view of Government House provides a commentary on how compositional elements co…
Visions of Novelty in the British Landscape
Interpretations of Avebury by Paul Nash and John Piper The works of Paul Nash and John Piper provide a stark comparison of individual style, interpretation…
The Avant-Garde and Commercialism
Commercial companies saw the potential of new forms of visual communication to reach out to a growing consumer market. A focus on utility and the rise…
Artistic Practice in a Post Great Depression England
Although bridging the gap between art and industry was a natural consequence of dealing with the economic crisis, it resulted in the lowering of statu…