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Art Alert: Michael Chow at Waddington Custot, Alex Wood MOCA London, Jay Price The Mine App - Vimarsana News

Art Alert: Michael Chow at Waddington Custot, Alex Wood MOCA London, Jay Price The Mine App

Three exciting art projects are launching this November: Michael Chow, Alex Wood at MOCA London and Jay Price's interactive artwork.

A conversation with Yinka Shonibare - Vimarsana News

A conversation with Yinka Shonibare

Never mind that he adds British-Nigerian artist to his name; Yinka Shonibare is every inch a Nigerian. He equally enjoys discussing the thriving African art. Recently, the artist launched Guest Artists Space (G.A.S.) Foundation cultural centre in Nigeria.

Portraits from Tower Avenue, Jamaica: A series by Dexter McLean - Vimarsana News

Portraits from Tower Avenue, Jamaica: A series by Dexter McLean

Dexter McLean’s long-term ambition is to create a collective portrait documenting the disabled community in Jamaica.

Ecopunk: Dungeons and dragons versus the environment - Vimarsana News

Ecopunk: Dungeons and dragons versus the environment

Could a role-playing game help give people the drive to fight climate change?

Source: bbc.com
Unfolding Shrines is some of the most ambitious augmented reality art we have seen in the last year - Vimarsana News

Unfolding Shrines is some of the most ambitious augmented reality art we have seen in the last year

What is it? Unfolding Shrines is an exhibition produced by Shape Arts, in collaboration with Hot Knife Digital Media, where four artists—Jason Wilsher-Mills, Sophie Helf, Rebekah Ubuntu, and Uma Breakdown—present art in augmented reality. Shape Arts is a disability-led arts organisation, based in London, which works to improve access to culture for disabled people by providing opportunities for disabled artists They say The imagination of the marginalised has always tended toward the ‘radical', steered by the palpable need to create something new where the old is unfit for p...