DENISE WYLLIE Attends National Original Print Exhibition Denise Wyllie’s ‘Cuthbert All Souls’ screenprint was amongst the selected works exhibited at the National Original Print Exhibition 18-29 September 2019, which is now in its 6th year. A judging panel from the Royal Society of Painter-Printmakers selected 227 prints from the thousands of submissions and sought a…

Summer fashion shoot in the regal and scenic vicinity of Hampton Court Palace. The backdrop of this historic palace in the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames the perfect setting for a focus on the refined and elegant. The production shoot involved a fashion video at Hampton Court Palace and along its renowned waterways. Also…

Blackout (2019) a feature-length horror-chiller written and directed by Eddie Saint-Jean has official selection for the Straightjacket Guerilla Film Festival 2019. This British movie uses the council house waiting list as the focus for urban horror. Sounds pretty familiar, because a lot of Londoners have experienced the dreaded housing list once they are old enough…

DENISE WYLLIE Attends Royal Academy Summer Exhibition Denise Wyllie’s Into the Renaissance Garden screen print passed all selection stages for this year’s RA Summer Exhibition. There were 12,000 submissions from 5,000 artists with only 1,500 selected. In keeping with RA custom, she had previously attended the official Service for Artists at St. James’s Church, Piccadilly…

SOLY CISSE: Men and Lives – Sulger Buel Gallery Senegalese painter and sculptor Soly Cisse presents a body of work which drives expressive channels through figurative subjects – with a tilt towards abstraction. Humour, irony and, of course, colour are underscored emphatically. The work is an examination of human relations and the human psyche. His…

INTRODUCING THE WORKS OF STEPHEN ANTHONY DAVIDS – 508 Gallery Stephen Anthony Davids is an East Ender whose paintings, drawings and sculpture are vital tools in the exploration of black identity and history. His latest exhibition examines topics as diverse as East End masculinity, slavery, the natural hair movement, gentrification and social mobility. His sculptures…