Pavements – Gleefully warped biopic and love letter to the band
Premiering to both confusion and delight at the 2024 Venice Film Festival, PAVEMENTS is not a straightforward rock doc, nor is it a biopic in any traditional sense. Instead, Alex Ross Perry — the uncompromising filmmaker behind Her Smell and Listen Up Philip —...
David Lynch: Up In Flames – The Exhibition
Diving into the creative world of David Lynch, the Up in Flames exhibition showcases his drawings, photography, lithographs, watercolours, and a mix of short experimental and animated films. Opening in Prague in June, it will give visitors a chance to explore his work...
An Andalusian Dog Walks Into A Bar – Alasdair Beckett-King
I’m about to write about the importance of surrealism in stand-up comedy. And I’m nervous, because it’s remarkably easy to be pretentious when discussing comedy. Are comedians modern day philosophers? Are they holy fools? Are they the last ones standing on the bulwark...
Mutiny by Merlin Daleman published by Gost
"After leaving many years ago I returned to find a country frozen in time. Whilst London had flourished the communities of the economic north were left behind. Cities once full of factories were filled with foodbanks, barbershops and fading hopes." In the aftermath of...
Lady Wray ‘You’re Gonna Win’ & new album ‘Cover Girl’
The rolling bassline sets the scene — pretty irresistible. You’re already rooting for the song before Lady Wray even sings a note. Then she drops that first line, and you’re hooked. Soaring and uplifting, yet grounded in gritty, old-school soul, this track is a hit in...
Walter Van Beirendonck SS26 Wink – With Starry Eyes
Walter Van Beirendonck SS26 Wink - With Starry Eyes I want to stay the starry-eyed, wide-eyed boy I always was. Believe in the best of humans. Full of hope for the world. But it’s becoming harder and harder. So, what to do when everything turns dark? I plucked...
Joseph Loughborough – These Corroded Poems
Well Hung Gallery is proud to present These Corroded Poems, a striking new solo exhibition by British artist Joseph Loughborough. In this evocative body of work, Loughborough turns his gaze inward, charting emotional landscapes and existential tensions through bold,...
Dennis Morris: Music + Life Exhibition and Book
Dennis Morris has a rare ability to let his subjects be themselves. They don't appear overly posed or unnatural - perhaps because they saw him more as a friend or a fellow traveler. They seem relaxed in their own skin and comfortable in his company. This allows us a...
Bombino – the guitar lines slither like snakes…
Whirlwind of tropical bounty, I feel the pleasure and temptations of the rainforest. Rain jackets after the sunny sky we keep on having a smile Strings that sound like a soundtrack, wild and soft velvet to the ears. Almost mystical, their guitars slither like...
Slob: Interview with comedian Molly McGuinness
Molly McGuinness is a slob. And that’s okay. Or at least, that’s the premise of her new show, Slob, with which she makes her Edinburgh Fringe debut this August. In fairness to her, if Molly is a bit of a slob then she does at least have a very good excuse to be. For...
DEVO are 50 – And they have plans…
Can you believe it? Do you want to believe it? Devo are 50 years old. And they have plans. Formed in the early seventies, Devo emerged as a groundbreaking force in the New Wave scene, rooted in the provocative concept of “de-evolution”—the belief that society was...
Jordan Eagles – Spectres in blood and resin
For over 25 years, Jordan Eagles has worked with blood and resin — not just as materials, but as elemental forces. In his latest series, he photographs his subjects through veils of blood, prints their images onto layered surfaces, and seals them again beneath blood...