Stratford Festival announces newly formatted outdoor season
It’s understandable that many places around the globe won’t see a return to normal theatre festivals for quite some time. With the presence of the pandemic still strongly felt, the […]
‘Ecologies’ at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts explores humanity and nature
After a softening of restrictions on spaces throughout Montreal, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts has been able to open its doors to the public once again. After a long […]
Art in Flux and National Gallery X present new online exhibition reclaiming visibility for underrepresented artists
While museums remain closed, Art in Flux has teamed up with National Gallery X to present an exciting online exhibition set to begin on March 30th. Titled “Art in Flux: […]
Former IKEA to become major UK cultural centre
Coventry will soon make its mark on the art world by creating one of the largest cultural hubs in the world. The UK city, which will soon be named the […]
Nimtrim Architects selected to revamp green space in Becontree Estate in East London
You might not be familiar with Becontree Estate in east London, but when it was completed nearly 100 years ago, it was the largest council estate in the world. Now, […]
Satirical cookbook by Andy Warhol, including recipes like “Omelet Greta Garbo”, heads to auction
Flipping through the pages of an old cookbook is often an amusing experience. While most 1950s cookbooks were made in earnest and have only become comical with age, a self-published […]
London to get its very own elevated thoroughfare thanks to the Camden Highline
The London borough of Camden is known for its music scene, its market, and the canals that run through it, but in just a few years, a new addition to […]
