Matisse and the inspiration of ‘actor-objects’ – at the Royal Academy of Art
Whoo Hoo! Can owls be made from paper collage? Of course they can.
The mysterious connection between artist and subject is beautifully captured in a new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery. The Encounter: Drawings from Leonardo to Rembrandt runs until October and is an absolute joy.
From bendy furniture to planes, cars and boxes, there’s no limit to the versatility and beauty of plywood. A new show at the Victoria and Albert Museum, Plywood: Material of the Modern World, celebrates the phenomenal creative potential of ply.
Shepherd’s Bookbinders – a glorious treasure trove of creativity for anyone who loves paper!
The V&A opens doors to a new glorious courtyard leading the way to vast new exhibition spaces and dynamic architecture.
The Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition offers a lively and well curated selection of contemporary art by a wide range of artists in a huge variety of styles.
Papershades rubbing shoulders with literary gems in the wonderful Persephone Bookshop in Lamb’s Conduit Street, Bloomsbury.
Paper Places 