Across two floors in The Photographers Gallery, go and immerse yourself in asking what is contemporary music photography? Curated by Diane Smyth, this summer exhibition examines the importance of photography and image making in 21st century music culture across advancing digital technologies, and the relationship between the photographer, the musicians and the fans. Read more.
Centre Pompidou has put on a major exhibition of Mona Hatoum’s work from 24 June till 28 September 2015. Read more.
Play is part of a programme of exhibitions and events commissioned by Walter Knoll and produced and curated by systems. Walter Knoll are funding the production of Play and hosting the exhibition in their London showroom. Read more.
I met Diane a couple of months ago while I was in Paris during the way-too-crowded fashion week and yes, she was a breath of fresh air in a surrounding where at times you just need someone real to know. Read More.
Born in France (1963) Xavier Veilhan has chosen Paris as his home base for his work, which is now exhibited in galleries and private and public collections worldwide. His works, which arise from a conceptual idea, are exemplified in a deep knowledge and ability of manufactural and technological artistic techniques: cinema, video, monumental painting, photography, site specific installations, sculpture, design, music, architecture. Many are his collaborations with artists, architects or musicians: from Daniel Buren to Renzo Piano to the Air group. From the exhibition Veilhan Versaillles (2009) he is one of the most acclaimed French artists of today. Read More.
