Beloved for his groundbreaking blend of cutting-edge technology and art, Alex Mayhew creates captivating works that push boundaries of expression, and his work has been exhibited at prestigious institutions world- wide, including MOMI in New York and the National Museum in Singapore. Now, the US based artist is bringing his unique new Bowie Bots to the StART art fair in London this October. Mayhew first gained global recognition as the creator of a groundbreaking and hugely successful AR Art Exhibition at the AGO — an immersive digital intervention that piqued the interest of Apple CEO Tim Cook, who came for…
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Opening this September, WarholMania is an extraordinary exhibition showcasing mainly black-and-white photographs that vividly capture Andy Warhol and his world taken by two remarkable photographers, Billy Name and William John Kennedy. WarholMania features his groundbreaking artworks, the infamous Silver Factory, and his eclectic entourage, This exhibition offers a unique glimpse into the vibrant 1960s New York Pop Art scene, reliving the electrifying atmosphere that defined Warhol’s world. Billy Name’s photographs from 1964-1968 is considered one of the most significant visual records of any artist’s career. These images encapsulate Warhol’s most crucial period, offering an unparalleled glimpse into the daily life and creative processes at The Silver Factory.…
Leading academic Dr Rebecca Chamberlain, Goldsmiths, University of London – director of the first postgraduate programme in the world for the scientific study of aesthetics and creativity – asks Is Art Better Than Sex? in psychology of the arts deep dive The (Real) Value of Art for CULTUR.ART. The (Real) Value of Art is a vital look at the psychology behind how we experience art based on Rebecca’s pioneering research. Rebecca says “I think the evidence is really mounting that the arts are good for our physical and mental wellbeing. But I think more broadly it’s just a really important…
David Aimone transcends traditional photographic techniques, using alternative methods to craft meticulously composed images that unfold like symphonies. Each of his photographs holds a subtle, silent power, inviting viewers to see beyond the surface. Raised in a family deeply immersed in musical and artistic influences, Aimone’s passion for photography began early and developed post-college when Aimone delved into large-format film, embarking on a self-guided exploration akin to an independent study master’s degree. This freedom allowed him to experiment with diverse techniques and cultivate a distinctive style. Aimone’s artistic philosophy is deeply rooted in his musical background. Drawing parallels between music…