Stepping into PULSE: Beyond Delight at Borough Yards is one of the latest immersive art exhibitions in London. This immersive art exhibition is like being transported straight to the heart of Seoul. This media art exhibition masterfully blends traditional Korean culture with cutting-edge technology, offering visitors an immersive and reflective experience. From the vibrant cityscapes to the spiritual narratives of Seoul's residents, PULSE invites you to explore and interact with the living breath of Korea's capital. Join me as I recount my journey through this immersive art exhibition, where ..read more

2024 is an exciting year for immersive art in London, with many great exhibitions. In this blog post I have provided details of the 18 best immersive art exhibitions to visit in London, UK right now !! These immersive art exhibitions would make for a great activity to do either on a weekend or if you have spare time during the week. In recent years, London has cemented itself as the immersive art capital of the world. London has become home to some of the most innovative immersive art installations and boasts the highest concentration of these experiences anywhere, with new exhibitions consta ..read more

When Did Contemporary Art Begin? The debate surrounding the origins of contemporary art is both complex and ongoing. While some argue that it began in 1989 with significant global events like the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Tiananmen Square protests, others point to earlier periods such as the 1970s, the end of World War II in the 1940s, or even as far back as the 1910s. Understanding the beginning of contemporary art involves exploring various perspectives and historical milestones. Read on to as we answer “When Did Contemporary Art Begin?” Table of Contents 1. Defining Contemporary Art 2 ..read more

Art museums have the power to transport visitors across cultures and centuries through incredible creative works. While many cities boast renowned institutions dedicated to preserving humanity's greatest achievements in painting, sculpture, and more, one museum stands apart for its sheer enormity - the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. This monumental complex began as a medieval fortress in the 12th century before being transformed into an opulent royal palace. It was eventually established as one of the world's first public art museums in 1793 during the French Revolution. Today, the Louvre's t ..read more

The Aztec civilization of ancient Mexico produced a rich artistic tradition of monumental stone sculptures, vibrant pictorial codices, exquisite turquoise mosaics and decorative arts, and intricate ceramics and objects. While the premier Aztec Art collections reside in Mexico City, there are several world-class museums around the globe that provide opportunities to experience the sophistication and artistry of Aztec visual culture. Read on to find the best places to view Aztec art treasures. Table of Contents 1. National Museum of Anthropology (Mexico City) 2. Templo Mayor Museum (Mexico City ..read more

London has an excellent range of contemporary and visual art galleries, from the internationally renowned Tate Modern to the numerous smaller ones in areas such as Bermondsey, Deptford and Vauxhall. Many of these galleries have free entry and make great destinations to spend a few hours. These galleries play an important and active role in the communities they are located and provide opportunities for innovative and emerging artists. Below I have listed 20 of the best contemporary and visual art galleries in London, to help you plan your next visit. Table of Contents East London Chisenhale Ga ..read more

The City of Seville is Spain’s fourth largest city and the capital of Andalusia. It is one the most beautiful cities in Spain. This is a beautiful city that offers so much to the visitor. Seville has Europe’s largest historic centre, with winding, narrow streets and alleyways that are a joy to explore and get lost in. The city is famed for its Mudéjar architecture, which is a blend of Moorish/Arabian and Gothic influences. Examples can be found at its world heritage sites such as Seville Cathedral and the Real Alcázar. Seville is also known for its tapas, and the tapas bar crawl is a key ..read more

Colchester, often hailed as Britain's oldest recorded town and more recently Britain's First City (since being awarded city status in 2022), offers a captivating destination for visitors seeking a day trip or a longer getaway. Steeped in history and boasting a colourful past, this historic town served as the former capital of Roman Britain. From enduring the fierce sacking by Boudicca and the Iceni tribe during Roman times to enduring the intense 11-day Siege of Colchester during the English Civil War, Colchester has witnessed some significant events that have shaped its character. As you str ..read more

Lima, the bustling capital city of Peru, is a destination that offers a rich blend of history, culture, and culinary delights. As you plan your visit to the City of Lima, the main question is where should you stay to make the most of your experience? While there are several districts to choose from, Miraflores emerges as a compelling choice for travellers seeking a vibrant and convenient base. From its prime location, to its cultural charm and coastal beauty, along the Peruvian coast, Miraflores has everything you need for a stay in the capital. Not only that, this area has many of its own at ..read more

Whitstable is a very pretty seaside town along the Kent coast and within easy reach of London, making it a great place to stay for a long weekend or a day trip. There are so many things to see and do here, but not all will be possible in one visit, and some you may want to repeat again and again. Whitstable is a fishing town, steeped in maritime history, with oysters having been harvested here since the Roman times. The harbour continues to be a bustling commercial centre and fishing port. Its relationship with the sea extends beyond its role as a fishing port and it has also been a popular ..read more