| New Artists, Exhibition Previews & Book Reviews | | | 
Pioneering design solutions. Surreal landscape photography. Atmospheric shots of the city.
Today's list includes new photobooks to flick through, shows to attend and artists to discover.
 | The Power of Reflection New Artists
The mirror is a symbol rooted in the history of art and culture. Émilie Möri is a French-Swiss photographer and art director working within this tradition. The shades of my lake’s sky series shows figures standing in pale water, holding circular mirrors in front of their faces. Read the feature » |
|  | Designing to Make a Difference
Loughborough University
Postgraduate Degree Showcase
What does the future of design look like? How can we use it to lift eachother up? This digital show highlights trailblazers in Ergonomics, Graphic, Industrial and User Experience Design. Projects to watch include Shih-Ching Chang’s thera – “a home-based upper limb rehabilitation solution for stroke survivors.” |
|  | Modern Paradox Photobook
Joshua K. Jackson channels feelings of anxiety and solitude into his atmospheric shots of individuals lost to crowds and tube stations, obscured by city lights and shrouded in fog. As social media platforms capture the so-called “highlight reel” of modern life, Jackson offers the unpredictability of real moments. Read the review » |
|  | Embellished Landscapes Scarlett Hooft Graafland Exhibition Embroidery can be traced back as early as 30,000 B.C. Scarlett Hooft Graafland is part of a growing number of contemporary artists incorporating embellishment into their practice. She adds a third dimension to landscape imagery, asking viewers to consider surreal scenes that straddle photography, sculpture and performance. Read the feature » |
|  | The Drawing Year
The Royal Drawing School
End of Year Exhibition
This winter, The Royal Drawing School showcases over 450 works by early-career artists who have spent the last 12 months developing their practice through drawing from observation. The exhibition features drawings, prints and works on paper by emerging creatives. RDS Shoreditch until 21 December. Discover the exhibition » | | |
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