Sugimoto’s Time Machine is serene and sublime London and the Southbank Centre are a hub of activity at the beginning of October: the London Film Festival is in full swing at the BFI and Frieze London is rolling into town for the weekend. The Hayward Gallery’s new show Hiroshi Sugimoto: Time Machine is therefore an […]
RE/SISTERS: A Lens on Gender and Ecology
A masterful women-led take on climate change The Barbican have brought together almost fifty female and non-conforming artists for their new show Re/Sisters: A Lens on Gender and Ecology, opening today at the Barbican Art Gallery. Combining better-known feminist artists such as Barbara Kruger, Judy Chicago and Ana Mendieta with lots of international names that […]
2 legs good, 3 legs better with Calumet
Why you need a good quality tripod: I have been taking photographs for years and remember film cameras where you had to make a decision with every shot of whether it was worth taking as you only had 35 shots per reel of film. Digital cameras arrived and now you can take unlimited shots, picking […]