London Art Exhibition – Flux Magazine

Why 2017 is the year for artist Harland Miller

June 15, 2017

2017: Why it's the year for artist Harland Miller - words Jade Angeles Fitton All writers know the importance of a great title, and it’s something many writers struggle with; but Harland Miller has turned hi...

Libya: A Human Marketplace by Narciso Contreras for Fondation Carmignac

May 9, 2017

Art, art featured, Books, Books featured, Culture, Culture featured

Libya: A Human Marketplace by photographer Narciso Contreras - words Abby Watsom When the West intervened in Libya I’m sure they had honourable intentions. The problem is they only helped the collapse of many ...

64 Bits Exhibition – A journey into the Web’s lost past

April 5, 2017

Art, art featured, art video

Think back and you might remember when Apple computers looked like bright plastic bubbles or when webcams had wires or maybe even floppy discs. If you can remember, then you need to catch the 64 bits Exhibition...

David Ferrando Giraut – The Accursed Stare – Animation Piece

March 21, 2017

Art, art featured, art video

We love to surround ourselves with objects of beauty. This has been true right through human history. With modernism we began to question the very notion of beauty and even the purpose of art itself. That's why...

Our favourite things to do in London this month

November 8, 2016

Culture, Culture featured, Lifestyle, Lifestyle featured

Our favourite things to do in London this month - words Sarah Jones The top four: a round up of our favourite things to do in London this month. Immorality Auction Fancy becoming a character in the next be...

Anthropology by Mark Powell – Powerful & moving portraiture

April 17, 2016

Art, art featured, art video

Anthropology by Mark Powell - Powerful portraiture at the Hang-Up Gallery - written by Bojana Duric Artist Mark Powell has returned to Hang-Up gallery – located in the eclectic neighbourhood of Stoke Newington...

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Frank Auerbach: a love affair with paint at Tate Britain

November 24, 2015

Art, art featured, art video, Culture, Culture featured

words Hugo Marx A look at the current Tate Britain exhibition by a man often described as one of Britain’s greatest artists. Frank Auerbach's beautifully crafted paintings are so tangible they practically step...

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Fragments of – Marine Tanguy presents 6 emerging artists

October 16, 2015

Art, art featured, Culture, Culture featured

words Louis Staples FLUX was invited along to FRAGMENTS OF, an exhibition that is fast becoming one of the must-see shows of Frieze week. Curated and devised by Marine Tanguy, and in collaboration with Molly G...

Autonomy of Self – The shadow of the Ottoman Empire

October 7, 2015

Art, art featured, Culture, Culture featured

Autonomy of Self exhibition - words Chris Zacharia How can images of human beings help us to reject violence and conflict? In the Middle East and North Africa, regions which have recently experienced almost co...

Vincent Award won by Albanian artist Anri Sala

December 2, 2014

Art, Culture

Awards for emerging artists; they're hardly everywhere but they are certainly an established phenomenon. The same goes for lifetime achievement awards. Both play to well known and popular narratives within our...

Future Fossils: Krister Klassman’s haunting show

November 6, 2014

Art, Culture

There’s a haunting quality to Krister Klassman’s exhibition at Cole Gallery which is at first hard to pin down. As is often the case with first impressions, this refusal to be pinned down turns out to be at th...

Super-realist artist Richard Maurovic at the Saatchi Gallery – Vivid Australian Narrative

June 9, 2014

Art, art featured, Culture

Adelaide artist Richard Maurovic's career has taken a dramatic international upswing. The brutalistic industrial and urban vistas favored by the South Australian painter have caught the eye of some of Australi...

Art in a Box – Chris Martin, Joanna Lumley & Keith Lemon create art for charity

May 15, 2014

Art, art featured

What do you get when you cross a Kaiser Chief with a bottle of Pinot Noir, Joanna Lumley with classical music and Coldplay with abstract, minimalist art? Art in a Box, of course! Unleashing their considerable ...

Artist Feature: London’s young and upcoming – Red Pig Flower

February 7, 2014

Art, art featured

“Red, to me, means reality,” says Red Pig Flower (pseudonym of a young, London-based artist from Seoul/Tokyo). She pauses – we’re talking on the phone about an upcoming exhibition, Winter Pride at Tabacco Dock...

Jules de Balincourt’s Itinerant Ones at Victoria Miro

December 5, 2013

Art, art featured

Jules de Balincourt’s Itinerant Ones at Victoria Miro represents a shift in de Balincourt’s work, away from direct reference to contemporary social and political issues. Instead, the exhibition presents us wit...

Nathan James and his Circus of Creeps: Perverts, John Wayne and Mickey Mouse

March 21, 2013

Art, art featured, Culture, Culture featured

In the deepest, darkest, shadiest corner of pop is the world of painter Nathan James. This is a world like no other: a world in which you can expect to be offered pills by a tripped out Mickey Mouse, in which ...

Too Much Night, Again: Pae White at the South London Gallery

March 18, 2013

Art, art featured, Culture, Culture featured

Pae White’s installation at South London Gallery opened on the 12th of March. Prior to the exhibition opening, she led an artist talk in the Clore Studio that provided an insight into the history and inspiratio...

Riccardo Iacono – This Orientation – Summit Gallery

February 11, 2013

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This Orientation is the first exhibition at Summit Gallery – a unique, new space in Hackney Wick, East London. Riccardo Iacono has been the artist in residence there for the last month. He expresses that he is ...

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Vivienne Westwood film on her painted vision of London

July 10, 2012

Art, Fashion

There is something very personal about revealing a favourite film, song or painting. Which makes this new initiative by Tate Britain a treat for culture lovers - whether your thing is fashion, art or a general ...

Gilbert & George – Thieving Yobs Make Billboard Exhibition – London Art Exhibition

March 13, 2012

Art

THIEVING YOBS MAKE BILLBOARD EXHIBITION The above headline is sensational. The intention is that the drama and incrimination in this headline gets you intrigued. You should be. Gilbert and George’s latest Lond...

Jeremy Deller – Joy in People – London Art Exhibition

February 24, 2012

Art

Jeremy Deller is an artist. He won the Turner prize, after all. But he is also much, much more than that. The Hayward Gallery’s floors and walls attest to this in a retrospective which begins in a recreation of...

Artist Toby Ziegler – London Art Show

January 12, 2012

Art

This latest London art show by the artist Toby Ziegler deals with memory. It is a striking and unnerving set of images and sculpture that conjure up emotions and nostalgia for memories, people and places that w...

Alex Hartley: London Art Show – The World is Still Big

December 27, 2011

Art, Culture

I cling to bare branches of trees as I clamber around the edge of the pond at the back of Victoria Miro Gallery. Following closely is artist Alex Hartley who instructs my footfall as we approach our colourful, ...

Picture Perfect – Stuart Pearson Wright London Art Exhibition Preview

December 23, 2011

Art

BP Portrait Award Winner Stuart Pearson Wright unveils his intriguing new collection, which explores the use of the smile as an icon and signifier of a successful life, and how it is prominently used this way i...

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