Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Golden Pharaoh Venue: Saatchi Gallery Address: Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, London, SW3 4RY Cost: £33.00 Dates: 09 September 2019 - 13 November 2019 The mystery of one of the most famous pharaohs of Ancient Egypt - Tutankhamun has been captivating the world for 100 years. On November the first, 1922 CE, British explorer Howard Carter 'stepped on a platform he found after clearing ancient debris from the construction of t

Richard Avedon: Portfolios Venue: Hamiltons Gallery Address: 13 Carlos Place, London, W1K 2EU Cost: Free Dates: 09 September 2019 - 13 November 2019 Somehow this exhibition completely fell off my radar, but as the saying goes, it is better late than never! Lucky for all of us (including me), we have two more weeks to visit this show and see the work of the iconic fashion and portrait photographer Richard Avedon! During his 60-year career, Avedon created an exte

Anna Maria Maiolino: Making Love Revolutionary Venue: Whitechapel Gallery  Address: 77-82 Whitechapel High St, London E1 7QX Cost: From £12.50 Dates: Wednesday, 25 September 2019 – Sunday, 12 January 2020 The world of art is voluminous — every day, I discover so many artists on my own, and Anna Maria Maiolino is one of them! Her exhibition at The Whitechapel Gallery is the artist’s first retrospective in the UK, showcasing six decades of work! Born in Italy, Anna M

Sculpture in the City Venue: Various locations in London Address: London Cost: Free Dates: Until April 2020 Sculptures animate public spaces, engaging visitors and passers-by. They bring life to the concrete landscape of our metropolitan areas. This summer, Sculpture in The City festival returns to the capital showcasing 19 pieces of art spread throughout one square mile in the City’s insurance district. Set your self on an adventure and try to find them all! Make

Jodie Carey Venue: Edel Assanti Address: 74a Newman Street, London, W1T 3DB Cost: Free Dates: Until Friday, August 16th This summer, Edel Assanti Gallery is showcasing the fourth solo exhibition by the talented sculptor Jodie Carey. In this series of work, the artist revisits the idea of rustic and primitive artistic methods of creation and the human urge to leave our mark on the world around us. Referencing folk traditions through tapestries and quiltmaking, Carey p

Naomi Vona Workshop Series Venue: The Other Art Fair Address: West Handyside Canopy & The Crossing, King’s Cross, London, N1C 4BZ Cost: £20/ Free Dates: Thursday 4th – Sunday 7th July In collaboration with The Other Art Fair, Italian artist Naomi Vona is hosting a series of workshops in King’s Cross. The talented artist combines vintage and contemporary images, creating dynamic collages full of energy and colour. Each piece of art consists of three main components: her li

Franz West Venue: Tate Modern Address: Bank Side, London SE1 9TG Cost: £13 Dates: Until 2nd June Have you seen those funky looking sculptures outside Tate Modern? These playful, abstract shapes are iconic pieces by Franz West, an artist who brought playfulness and punk aesthetics into the sophisticated spaces of art galleries. Tate Modern is hosting a major retrospective on West’s work. The exhibition includes replicas of his papier-mâché pieces, which were turning point in t

Edvard Munch: Love and Angst at the British Museum 11 April – 21 July I am sure you all know Edvard Munch’s painting, ‘The Scream’. ‘The Scream’ became a universal symbol of the anxiety of modern man, and is one of the most recognizable paintings in the world! However, who is the creator behind it? Who is Edvard Munch? This month, The British Museum is trying to answer these questions by curating a comprehensive exhibit of his work, the largest in the UK in the last 45 years.

The Spring is here and I am very happy to share this month's art guide with you! If you like the colour as much as I do, then this one is definitely for you! Selected exhibitions are full of colour and fresh energy just like the Spring air! Pierre Bonnard: The Colour of Memory at the Tate Modern 23 January – 6 May This is the first major exhibition of Pierre Bonnard’s work in the UK since the late nineties! Just like Henri Matisse, Bonnard is known as one of the greatest mast

I can't believe it is February already! If you ask me January disappeared in no time! I guess it is a good thing because it feels that we are now getting closer and closer to those spring months. However, while temperatures are still pretty low galleries are the best place to be. Hence, I am pleased to share my February art guide with you. Christian Dior: Designer of Dreams at The Victoria and Albert Museum 2 February – 14 July 2019 Even though I am curating an art guide for

I can't think of a better way to beat January blues, than to see inspiring art exhibitions! Hence, I am pleased to share my list of a 'must - see' exhibitions in London this month! Gustav Klimt and Egon Schiele at the Royal Academy I put this exhibition on the top of my list because I truly believe it is a must see show! Until February, viewers have the privilege to view a unique collection of drawings on paper by iconic Gustav Klimt & Egon Schiele, presented at the Royal Aca

The New Year is here, and it is time to expand and collaborate! I am very excited to start this year with a collaboration with The Oblique Life! I believe, when like-minded people come together amazing things can happen! Hence the Oblique team and On The Inside decided to put forces together to make art more accessible and less intimidating! Watch this space for monthly exhibition recommendations, exclusive art events, gallery hops and many more! Bring it on 2019! The Oblique

A few weeks back we all gathered together at the Old Bank Vault Gallery to celebrate the first anniversary of the gallery alongside with the opening of the Summer Show! It has been a busy year for the gallery filled with exhibitions, workshops and panel discussions at the end of which, each exhibiting artist contributed a piece of work for the Summer Show. This resulted in an amazing collection of 35 pieces of artwork, which varyfrom sculpture to original paintings and limite

Last week I finally went to see the Picasso 1932 Love, Fame and Tragedy exhibition at the Tate Modern. It is truly one of the most significant art shows I have seen this year. The exhibition is so moving and inspiring, that I cannot stop reading about Picasso’s work and life and watch all the available documentaries out there! Of course, I knew he was a genius and I was lucky enough to see his work at the MoMA and Guggenheim and various private collections, however seeing suc

Ram Shergill’s photography exhibition, curated by Daen Palma Huse, has travelled from Los Angeles to the OXO Tower and finally made its way to East London. The Old Bank Vault Gallery hosted this incredible exhibition, alongside a panel discussion, where the pair had an opportunity to tell us more about the current exhibition and philosophical approach behind it! While I have been concentrating on paintings so much, I haven’t visited photography exhibition for a while. Hence,

Naomi is a founder of Survival Techniques - optimistic and colourful street art project that you might have spotted across London. Naomi went from being a professional skier to an award winning artists. Here is her story! As far as I know, you went from being a professional skier to now being an artist. Can you please tell me about your journey? I decided to stop skiing because I had a lot of injuries at the end of the season. Several in a row and that changed what skiing was

A couple of weeks ago my friends were visiting London and they asked me to show around. I was very pleased and excited, when one of them said, that they would love to see something similar to Fred Butler’s installation, which he saw on my Instagram feed. The exact words were: “It would be great to see something bright and colourful like that installation. Just looking at it makes you happy!” Without further ado, I came up with a route for our day out, which included three gal

Make Space Studios house a lot of talented artists and, as my previous guest, Tom is also a resident of the Make Space Studios. I met Tom to chat about, what is it like to be an artist in London. Tom, can you please tell me about your self and how you became an artist? Sure. I am 27 and I am an artist and a curator. I started a company called Focus London in 2016. I organize art shows and write features of artists as well as paint. I didn’t always think I wanted to be an arti

My Google Map is here Every weekend I’m trying to go to different exhibitions and galleries. I like to think that I know a fair amount of galleries in London, but obviously, there are so many that I don’t know; hence, I am discovering something new every week. I decided, why not to share these little routes with you guys and hopefully, you will find them as inspiring and interesting as I do! Last weekend I mapped out 4 galleries in West End. All of them are located in a walki

I met Laurence in her studio in Make Space studios one Saturday morning. We spoke about her incredible journey and how her art has been shaped by her everyday reality. Can you please tell me a little bit about your self? As you can hear I am French. I first came to London to do an MA in Political Science (nothing to do with art), where I met my husband, who is British. Then we moved to Paris, where I started working. I worked in a consultancy and marketing, again nothing to d