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Guest portraits at Radisson Edwardian hotels

Posted on February 18, 2010 by cheriecity

Last week, I headed down to Gallery 27 on Cork Street for the launch of We Are Very You, a series of 10 fine art portraits of genuine hotel guests at Radisson Edwardian hotels. 10 regular guests at the hotels … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Events, Exhibitions, Hotels - Luxury, London | Tagged advertising campaign, Alice Dyba, art critic, artists, Bucks New University, central London, Cork Street, emerging artists, Evening Standard, Fine Art, Fiona Hughes, Gallery 27, Hopsland Ranch, London, Manchester, Mayfair, portrait, portraits, Radisson Edwardian hotels, Raspberry Lynchberg, The May Fair hotel, Zoe Nichols | 3 Comments

Bon café @ Beaubourg

Posted on December 24, 2009 by cheriecity

Ok, so Café Beaubourg is hardly off the beaten track - it stands in a square of sublime artiness, neighbouring the Centre Pompidou – but it has become my favourite place to stop for a coffee in Paris. The shadow cast over Café Beaubourg was the … Continue reading →

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Frieze Week: Zoo Art Fair

Posted on October 17, 2009 by cheriecity

Zoo Art Fair has a new home in the East this year and really, it feels like it should have been there all along. Zoo used to be at the Royal Academy and now even the more conventional buyers will have … Continue reading →

Posted in Art, Events, London, News | Tagged 20 Manifestos, Amos Vogel, Ant Macari, Art, art galleries, artists, Berlin, Bistrotheque, Camden Arts Centre, Champagne Perrier-Jouet Bar, Curating Programme at Goldsmiths, damien hirst, east London, Ellen Cantor, Film As A Subversive Art, FormContent, Frieze Art Fair, Gilbert and George, London, LUX, Mariel Lopez Gallery, Other Criteria, Paloma and her Six Husbands, Pavilion of art & design, Pinochet Porn, pop-up cafe, Rob Tuffnell, Rob Tufnell, Royal Academy of Arts, Ruben Grillo, Serpentine Gallery, Shoreditch, shoreditch high street, Studio Voltaire, White Cube, Whitechapel Gallery, Zoo Art Fair | 2 Comments

Lock me up, baby!

Posted on July 31, 2009 by cheriecity

Backpacking around Eastern Europe with 3 of my uni friends was one long blur of pivo, art galleries, Becherovka and oddly enough, churches. I have my friend Maeve to thank for booking us into a prison (bear with me here) … Continue reading →