The creative output of identical twin duo Soull and Dynasty Ogun, L’Enchanteur is a concept brand inspired by the sciences, colour theory, numerology, religion, mythologies, magic and fairytales. L’Enchanteur seeks to communicate a story of craftsmanship behind each of their pieces, creating clothing, jewellery, and lifestyle items that redefine the meaning of an heirloom. Having…
Originating in Kolkata, Soho restaurant FATT PUNDIT’s menu takes inspiration from the unique cuisine that was invented when the Hakka people migrated to India from the Chinese province of Canton, bringing with them their culinary riches. Incorporating traditional Chinese cooking techniques with the spices of India to create something both new yet familiar, Indo Chinese…
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery presents Resilience(s), Jacqueline de Jong’s first solo exhibition in London, running from 28 November 2019 to 18 January 2020. The show focuses on paintings made in the 1980s and early 1990s. Exuberant, sensual, violent and contradictory, Resilience(s) manifests the defiance and adaptability inherent in de Jong’s practice. The artist was one of…
London based artist and designer Dom Sebastian graduated from Central Saint Martins in 2018, where he studied Textile Design. His graduate collection ‘Gel Futures’ distinctively explored experimental print design through silicones, thermoplastics and polyurethane systems, merged with photography and graphics. Sebastian has a background in creative direction and photography, having already worked with the likes…
Previously of Typing Room and Michelin-starred Alyn Williams at The Westbury, British chef Richard McLellan has partnered with Sir Terence Conran to open his first solo venture, Wilder, in the basement of Shoreditch institution the Boundary London. Inspired by McLellan’s supper clubs of the same name, where each dish included a wild element, the menu…
Opening on 20 November 2019, Tate Modern presents the first UK retrospective of Dora Maar whose provocative photographs and photomontages became celebrated icons of surrealism. Born Henriette Théodora Markovitch, Maar grew up between Argentina and Paris and studied decorative arts and painting before switching her focus to photography. In doing so, she became part of…
Hailing from South London, experimental polymath Haich Ber Na today releases his new project, the EP ‘Everywhere’s Home’, accompanied by a self-directed fictional documentary following the artist as an illusive inventor living in a UFO. The project is a futuristic look into what home is, touching on notions of belonging, identity and categorisation. With diverse…
From 17 October 2019 – 9 February 2020, Tate Modern will present a major exhibition of the work of visionary Korean artist Nam June Paik. Renowned for his pioneering use of emerging technologies, Paik’s innovative yet playfully entertaining work remains an inspiration for artists, musicians and performers across the globe. Organised by Tate Modern and…