thierry noir: colour, defiance and the berlin wall
colourful heads, a divided city and the power of art to challenge authority. exploring thierry noir, the berlin wall and why his paintings remain such powerful symbols of defiance, freedom and peace.
david shrigley: the art of making me smile
A personal look at David Shrigley's colourful, funny and wonderfully absurd world. From mischievous animals to brilliantly blunt messages, discover why I love his limited-edition prints and why art doesn't always have to be serious to make you smile.
five works that caught my eye at frieze 2026
Five artists who caught my eye at Frieze 2026, from Laura Footes and Yan Pei-Ming to Choi Yoon Hee, Karolina Jabłońska and Alex Prager. Five very different practices, and five artists worth discovering.
the fourth plinth: why i love trafalgar square's ever-changing artwork
why i love the fourth plinth in trafalgar square, london — a public art project that transforms an iconic landmark into a platform for unexpected ideas, contemporary sculpture and conversation.
anish kapoor at the hayward: art that makes you feel something
a visit to the hayward gallery to experience anish kapoor’s extraordinary world of contemporary sculpture, where scale, space and perception challenge the way we see and experience art.
how banksy started my art collection
a personal story about discovering banksy, buying art you love, and the lessons learnt along the way. an honest reflection on collecting contemporary art, from one collector’s perspective.
