Martin Parr has established himself as a household name in the field of documentary photography, and is currently exhibiting an extensive overview of his work at London’s National Portrait Gallery. The major show, entitled Only Human and open until 27 May 2019, examines national identity today, both in the UK and abroad with a special…
The Armory Show, running until 10 March 2019, was founded by four New York gallerists – Colin de Land, Pat Hearn, Matthew Marks and Paul Morris – who sought a platform to present and promote new voices in the visual arts. In its 25 years, the art fair has established itself as an unmissable art…
Something Curated highlights six of the most exciting new and recently launched restaurants to try in New York this March, taking a closer look at the founders and proprietors behind the promising food offerings. Franks Umberto || Frank Castronovo, Frank Falcinelli & Umberto Corteo Prolific Brooklyn restaurateurs Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli, better known as…
Looking ahead at the rest of the month, Something Curated highlights nine of the most exciting art exhibitions taking place in New York this March. Techniques of the Observer at Greene Naftali Gallery || Michael Krebber, Lois Dodd & More (Until 9 March) The changing nature of visual culture takes center stage at Techniques of…
Highlighting this month’s most promising restaurant launches and dining events, Something Curated takes a closer look at what to try, as well as the founders and proprietors behind the openings. X Upper || James Tanner & Francesco di Marzio According to this new Islington restaurant, “Sausage is the new burger. Only better.” The chefs and…
Something Curated picks the must-see art across the city this March, from vibrant ceramic sculpture at Castor Projects to a new-site specific arts weekend in central London, via readings, talks and an artist film club. Exhibitions: Rose English: Form, Feminisms, Femininities at Richard Saltoun | Rose English (1 March – 13 April 2019) British artist…
Open until 24 March 2019, Ghislaine Leung’s solo exhibition, Constitution, at Chisenhale Gallery brings together sound, light, scale and temperature, building on the artist’s ongoing enquiry into withdrawal and dependency. Originally from Stockholm, the London-based artist and writer’s practice is situated within the discourses of moving image and institutional critique, foregrounded by questions of agency,…
For over a decade, New York chef Mina Stone has been an integral figure in the art world’s dining scene. She originally began cooking for artists to sustain her career in fashion, eventually going onto cook fulltime as her love for making food grew. A staple fixture, Stone regularly creates beautiful meals for artists’ openings…