The ‘Hope to Nope’ exhibition at the Design Museum in London, 28th March to 12th August. Hope to Nope: Graphics and Politics 2008 -2018 is an exhibition on how graphic design and technology have played a major part in the political movements of our times. The street artist Shepard Fairey designed the famous poster ‘Hope’ […]
John Berger (1926-2017) was more than an art critic and author. He was a highly influential thinker. Although noted for his book and television series Ways of Seeing, his many other books are worth exploring. He was a socialist, a novelist (Winning the Booker Prize), a poet and an artist. Arundhati Roy, the author of […]
The Towner Art Gallery in Eastbourne, Sussex, England holds one of the largest public collections of the work of Eric Ravilious. The Ravilious room is a dedicated space showing a selection of Eric Ravilious’ finest watercolours. Visitors can explore a unique archive, including books on the artist. Eric Ravilious spent most of his time on […]
