Art

The young Hamburg based Turkish artist Sakir Gokcebag is well known for his eccentric choices of art materials. In the past he has elected to create his installations from random household items to fresh fruit and vegetables. For his latest collection, his medium is equally controversial as he uses toilet rolls.

Since their first meeting whilst searching through a rubbish skip looking for art materials during their art student days, Tim Noble and Sue Webster have been astounding the art world with their ‘street compositions’ lifelike sculptures created from found objects.

In the gardens of the Buckinghamshire stately home of Waddesdon Manor, international light artist Bruce Munro has created two magical light installations, Blue Moon on a Platter and Angel of Light.

Following from the ‘Wrinkles of the City’ projects in Spain, Shanghai and Los Angeles, French street artist JR and Miami based artist Jose Parla chose Havana, Cuba in which to stage their event.during the Havana Biennale earlier this year.

Dan Tobin Smith is an established photographer with a portfolio ranging from still life to commissions from international clients. His recent ongoing project, Alphabetical, is an experimental series of letters of the alphabet in their most recognizable shapes of Helvetica, created from random materials, found objects, flowers, broken glass and feathers...

The Graffiti Spray Can is an object which can function as an art medium in the hands of an artist, bringing color and beauty to an otherwise depressing inner city area. It can also be employed as a tool for vandalism in the hands of the wrong person. 

The Hotel Au Vieux Panier in Marseille is well known as a patron of the arts and the individuality of its six rooms. On a regular basis, artists are invited to decorate the rooms in their signature style creating a unique identity for the hotel. The most recent project is that of Tilt...