It’s official – I am an exhibited photographer. And in New York, no less. It is one thing to have images published in a magazine (which I have) or on an international media website (which I have), but to be hanging in a gallery is something else; something more prestigious. I am quite proud...
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Oh, the irony. Graffiti icon Banksy has created a new piece in London – a tribute to the ubiquitous tagger and recently criminal damage-convicted, Tox. At Tox’s trial on June 6th, prosecutor Hugo Lodge told the jury: “He is no Banksy. He doesn’t have the artistic skills”, and he was subsequently found guilty on...
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Picture by Amy Freeborn
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Pictures by Amy Freeborn
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British artist Damien Hirst is most famous for his shark preserved in formaldehyde, and in “another bold move” in June 2007, he created a £50m diamond-encrusted skull, entitled For The Love of God. The 18-the Century human skull was completely covered in £12m worth of “ethically sourced” diamonds and sold in August 2007 for...
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London doesn’t fit on a page. It sprawls, changes, enchants and deceives; it smiles in the sun and grimaces, determined and resolute, in the rain. The weight of history mixes with the attitude of youth; bohemia mingles with business while the multitudes of commuters, pedestrians and tourists step over the homeless and occasionally stop...
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“Graffiti is not the lowest form of art” – Banksy In one of the world’s largest cities, where advertisers pay thousands of pounds for the right to put their product on a billboard or on the side of a traditional red double-decker bus; where millions of people pass through public transport stations – hives...
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