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Anish Kapoor

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I think it would be unusual for any fans of art not to be familiar with the name of Anish Kapoor by now. He is that extremely rare blend of critically acclaimed and popular, as if somehow the two cannot coexist. But coexist they do. The question is, why?

For a kick off, there’s Kapoor himself. Not particularly high profile in terms of an art world celebrity, so therefore he’s got me interested already. He’s not a part of the More

Decode - V&A London until April 11th

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Decode - V&A London until April 11th

Take a walk in a field of digital flowers that light up as you move through them, interact with Thom Yorke on screen, create your own artwork triggered by sound and take five minutes to sit in front of a camera that will record your photo in a ghost like image before superimposing it with that of someone else. These are just some of the delights of “Decode” an exhibition of digital media currently being held at the Victoria and More

Van Gogh comes to the Royal Academy!

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Van Gogh comes to the Royal Academy!

Vincent Van Gogh is perhaps the most famous, and certainly the most enigmatic, artist of the 19th Century. A ground breaking exhibition now on at the Royal Academy of Arts reveals not just the magnificent paintings but the man himself.

As well as being a prolific artist Van Gogh was also a voracious letter writer and the Royal Academy exhibition, the first Van Gogh exhibition in London for forty years, showcases not only around one hundred of his drawings More

Our Mission Statement

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My mission here is to create the web greatest online tutorials for the latest arts packages. I have been working as an online designer now for 6 years. It’s a learning curve but it always will be what with the constantly changing technology of the world their is little that we can do apart from push on as fast as we possible can.

Please feel free to click on the contact me section of the website in order to give me a heads up on what you woudl like to learn about in the mean time.

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