Hussey attends the Fest of Japanese Rope Bondage
[Image: 'Nawashi Murakawa's Salon of Kinbaku' by Armando]
Review: 'Tableau Vivant' by Patrick Hussey
There is a intriguing fad at the minute for throwing performance and food together. The Aero Banquet by The White Blackbird and 'The Pale Blue Door' for example. On Saturday night I attended the latest collision of art and eats, the mysterious Tableau Vivant.
To be very honest I wasn't sure what to expect, the press release hinted at recreated paintings and theatrical goings on.
Naomi's Style - July Tips
This month we check out London’s most stylish pub, dance to the beat of the our favourite artist dj’s, talk eco couture, and check out other people’s panties. Plus the real Sporting event of the summer and the pastie’s are finally standing up for themselves.
Review: Katie Antoniou eats at Tony Hornecker's 'The Pale Blue Door'
Whilst bankers may be mourning their lost bonuses, it’s the arts sector that always suffers most in a recession. But set-designer/artist Tony Hornecker decided to supplement his income by combining his past experience working as a chef with his artistic talent, creating a pop-up restaurant in his art installation-esque home.
Interview: Jareh Meets Joe Bataan
Jareh caught up with Joe Bataan during his quick tour of the UK as past of Red Bull Music academy at East London's Cordy House. He had played a blinding set the night before at Cargo, alongside James Pants & The X Group, as well as guest speaking at Red Bull's Music Academy London session at Cordy House.
Review: Patrick Hussey on 'The Crack' at Udderbelly
A huge, inverted purple cow with a theatre inside is just a good thing. And for all those people who have been waiting for just such an appariton I say
1.) seek clinical help
2.) get down to the Southbank as there is one there RIGHT NOW.
Burak in British Museum’s Shah Abbas
Anyone interested in the cultures and history of Middle East, especially those having a particular interest in Iran must not miss the Shah Abbas exhibition at the British Museum. The exhibition continues to host its visitors till 14 June, so there is no need to panic, but it would be wise anyway to arrange a convenient time at the hectic schedule of metropolitan life.
Website Review: 'Etsy' - the artists Ebay by Katie Antoniou
If you've cut back on retail therapy since the financial apocalypse, and withdrawal symptoms are beginning to set in, let me point you in the direction of Etsy. Assuaging all your sweatshop/environment/sustainability guilt, ... is kind of like Ebay, but for handmade items only- from cookies to soap, socks to coffee tables-if it can be made, chances are you'll find someone on Etsy who's making it. Sellers range from housewives in Ohio, to fashion students in Denmark; all earning a little extra through their creative handiwork.
Naomi’s Style – June tips
London Redesigned / Mighty Aphrodite / Wearable Art / she Frocks, she bangs