Spotlight on GUAP Work Experiences: Who is Naila Owusu

Spotlight on GUAP Work Experiences: Who is Naila Owusu

Naila Owusu is an up-and-coming Black-British visual artist and graphic designer breaking out into the creative scene. She employs her fascination with colour and texture to create pieces that serve to reflect

Art & Men’s Mental Health unveiled in Xavier Leopold’s first sculpture [@byxaviart]

Art & Men’s Mental Health unveiled in Xavier Leopold’s first sculpture [@byxaviart]

In light of Men’s Mental Health Month, Xavier Leopold presents his first sculpture piece ‘Like a Phoenix Turned To Stone’, which conceptualises his past experiences with mental health and his feelings surrounding

Embracing the Uncomfortable: Carl Dusu’s Provocative Debut Solo Exhibition [@justdusu]

Embracing the Uncomfortable: Carl Dusu’s Provocative Debut Solo Exhibition [@justdusu]

“There’s Nothing to See Here” is the debut solo exhibition by artist Carl Dusu, hosted by Espacio Gallery. Curated by Alero Helena Opuama, the show delves into the essence of the human

Summer Banton On Viral Single ‘Miss Me’ , What’s Next For Her + More [@summerbanton]

Summer Banton On Viral Single ‘Miss Me’ , What’s Next For Her + More [@summerbanton]

South London’s R&B songstress, Summer Banton, recently dropped her latest single ‘Miss Me‘- a soul infused seasonal anthem which will leave you addicted to its melodic, catchy chorus. The sweet-sounding vocalist is

Introducing Sterling Rose Kelly: One of the young creative Liverpool FC fans taking centre stage in the new Converse x LFC partnership

Introducing Sterling Rose Kelly: One of the young creative Liverpool FC fans taking centre stage in the new Converse x LFC partnership

What comes to mind when you think of a football fan? Probably not someone like Sterling Rose Kelly, a young, genderfluid, anarchic artist and post-punk bassist. Sterling is taking centre stage in

New Exhibition City Of Burrows Explores The Joys And Hardships In Diasporic Bengali Households

New Exhibition City Of Burrows Explores The Joys And Hardships In Diasporic Bengali Households

Tucked in an alleyway in Soho sits Phillida Reid, an airy and bright gallery showcasing both emerging and established artists.  In its latest exhibition, East Londoner Mohammed Z. Rahman takes center stage with

Meet Mix Media and Figurative Artist Sola Olulode

Meet Mix Media and Figurative Artist Sola Olulode

The face of GUAP’s 31st cover is the British-Nigerian figurative painter Sola Olulode. A rising star in the professional art world, Sola attained a good spot at the world-renowned 1-54 Contemporary African

‘NO    THANKS’ protest exhibition by RAZA TARIQ

‘NO THANKS’ protest exhibition by RAZA TARIQ

RAZA TARIQ is a genius who refuses to constrain himself to labels. He doesn’tbelong to any scene, culture or genre: his only goal is to make art that is. The title heassumes:

Meet the incredible Tyreis Holder, a multi-disciplinary artist, visual storyteller and more

Meet the incredible Tyreis Holder, a multi-disciplinary artist, visual storyteller and more

We had the pleasure of catching up with Tyreis Holder, a multi-disciplinary artist, performance poet and visual storyteller to talk about her current work up at the 'Piece of Mind' Somerset House

Meet our 2021 World Art Day winner,  Jazmin Zyila

Meet our 2021 World Art Day winner, Jazmin Zyila

Meet our 2021 World Art Day winner, Jazmin Zyila, a digital artist from East London

‘WHO IS VIRGIL?’ BY FREDDIE PEACOCK

‘WHO IS VIRGIL?’ BY FREDDIE PEACOCK

By Olisa Jr. In a recent group exhibition hosted by a non-profit organisation, 4BYSIX, British artist Freddie Peacock created his latest piece, entitled, “WHO IS VIRGIL?”, intricately choosing to create a commemorative

“Blackness has many different forms and we must allow black art to represent that” – TJ Agbo [@tjagbo_]

“Blackness has many different forms and we must allow black art to represent that” – TJ Agbo [@tjagbo_]

British-Nigerian artist; TJ Agbo is the bright future of abstract art. British – Nigerian artist TJ Agbo caught up with us one grey-skied London afternoon, in his hometown Peckham to talk to