"The brain releases more serotonin when a person is surrounded by the color yellow, which is why this color stands as a symbol of happiness and positivity."
Buying art should not be a trend, although you might be subconsciously influenced by trends, art should be intended as a lifetime purchase which can be relocated as your life evolves.
This year for the first time our gallery platform Bleach Box, announced the bestselling artwork of the month on Instagram. There was a common theme of bold, colourful pop art, typography and architecture.
Guest blog from interior design account @alondonrenovation on how to choose art for your home. You bring your story to the art in your home. It is in this interaction that art can become an exciting part of interior design, in a way that doesn't necessarily happen with a cushion or a lamp - at least, not with the same immediacy. Art can be transporting, inspiring, joyous, melancholy, nostalgic. The most important thing is to buy art that makes you feel something. Richard Heeps incredible lens based photography certainly does that.
With a photography career that spans five decades, Richards’ archive is expansive. I had quite literally hours of fun, excitedly flicking through every single photograph. My journey took me from the bustling streets of Hong Kong, to a sun lounger in Palm Springs and the neon-lit shop windows of New York, via my favourite place in the world, London!
My reason for being there was the Hot Heads East Hot Rod Club Drag Racing Event. As a fan of the sport I visited as a photographer to capture authentic Drag Racing.
I photographed a number of Water Towers that day, each quite a different architectural style, it really is interesting thinking about their historical significance.
For the first time in a long time I returned to my autobiographical project 'A View of the Fens from the Car with Wings', the foundations of which were born from my family drives in the Fens on a Sunday, looking for the unusual, something we call "Fen Hunting".
The sun was shining on the Friday of the UK August Bank Holiday so I loaded my camera gear into my van and headed to the church to finally photograph it.
Took a little journey on the A406 The North Circular Road and just off one of the Junctions I came face to face with this neon dream, Walthamstow Stadium.
We are in our Cambridge Darkroom printing ‘We_men’, an Exhibition Opening @nhow.milano on 6th November. We can’t wait for you to see it in all its glory!
