If fashion is most often a triumph of style over substance, the V&A shows Horst P. Horst’s photography to be the very substance of style, and the redemption of the materialistic. In 1930, aged 24, Horst moved to Paris. Attractive, urbane and in search...
Every Monday on AHA’s blog you will now find Pick of the Week – our recommendations of things you can do to spice up the week ahead, be it with art, music, theatre, travelling, food or anything else! We will review the best exhibitions...
The twenty-first century has been heralded as the century of the East. Asia is rising exponentially on the global stage, while Western dominance is undeniably waning. The star of this exotic movement is China. Impossible to pin down and infinitely mysterious, growing interest in...
Galleries and museums across Britain are undeniably incredible public resources. Not only do they exhibit and preserve priceless works of art for the nation, they are also repositories for the vast number of artworks that space restrictions prevent from being displayed. I have been...
As the Paralympics open today, remember the Olympic cauldron, designed by Thomas Heatherwick and his studio. If you do not know about Thomas Heatherwick and you are interested in art, then you should follow these links, book into the V & A exhibition, and...
