Looking ahead at the month, Something Curated highlights 8 of the most exciting art exhibitions taking place in New York this April. Territorial Expansion of the Innermost Continent at Black Ball Projects || Sarah Trigg (3 April – 26 May 2019) Territorial Expansion of the Innermost Continent, the title of which connotes the results of…
Highlighting this month’s most promising London restaurant launches, Something Curated takes a closer look at what to try, as well as the founders and proprietors behind the openings. Bun House Chinatown || Z He & Alex Peffly This popular Soho steamed buns restaurant is making its way to Chinatown and opening up a second location…
Something Curated highlights the unmissable arts and culture happenings taking place across the city this April, from an exhibition examining the power of cosmetic objects to a dance show featuring near-naked dancers performing on a flooded stage. Exhibitions: Cite Your Sources at Chisenhale Gallery | Mandy El-Sayegh (12 April – 9 June 2019) Mandy El-Sayegh’s…
London’s first Re-Textured Festival, dubbed “a multi-venue, multi-sensory festival concept,” will bring some of the city’s most iconic Brutalist buildings to life for four days, with musical performances and ambitious light installations, commencing Thursday 28 March. According to the festival’s organisers, brothers Danny and Kieran Clancy, “London has a thriving electronic music scene but we…
The third annual BMW Tate Live Exhibition, led by Senior Curator Catherine Wood and running from 22–31 March 2019, is dedicated to artist Anne Imhof. The celebrated German artist follows her 2017 work, Faust, which was awarded the Golden Lion at the Venice Biennale, with an impressive new project in the Tate Tanks, entitled Sex….
On 27 March, artist Juno Calypso will be speaking at the Sarabande Foundation as part of the organisation’s on-going events programme, the Inspiration Series. Calypso’s work spans photography, film and installation and touches upon themes of solitude, desire and femininity. The majority of her works are self-portraits with an unmistakable dark and comedic angle. The…
Running from 12-20 April 2019, FRAMES of REPRESENTATION (FoR) returns to London’s ICA for its fourth edition. Including a diverse roster of participants, the festival showcases films that question the typical cinematic language of the documentary form. This year’s selected films aim to blur the boundaries between documentary and fiction as filmmakers, thinkers and activists…
In his latest exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, entitled Pre-Fall ’17 and open until 6 April 2019 at 62 Kingly Street, Jonathan Horowitz presents a series of new works, spanning video, installation and digital printing, and addressing some of the defining issues of contemporary politics. Extending the threads of political critique, understated humour and allusion…