Will Wong

Marrakesh or Tangier in 🇲🇦❓It’s @londonfashionweek AW23 and this catwalk debuted @sfarunway by @rafinityhautecouture was just exquisite and jaw dropping. The last slide is one of the two sisters designers. If you knew who the models are, please tag them. Shoes: @nicoliofficial.uk @nicoliofficial Makeup brand: @bexbeautyofficial Hair styled by: @hakim.elhocine Makeup brushes by: @hebeautyofficial . My only regret was I didn’t go backstage to capture BTS moments. . #arabdesigners #fashionshowsarabia #LondonFashionWeek #arabdesigners #voguearabia #kaftans #hautecoulture #rafinityhautecouture #lfw #AW23 #catwalk #runwaymodel #fashionshow #fashionphotography #LO_feb23 #moroccanfashion

🔊🎧 @photolondonfair 2026 Part 2 (see previous reel). 📍@olympialondon 📆 13-17 May 2026 ⏳ Thursday & Friday 12:00-20:00 (VIPs 11:00), Saturday 11:00-20:00 Sunday 11:00-18:00 🎟️ Book online to avoid disappointment. 🎥📲 + 📝 by our Editor Will @ourgaze The 11th edition of PhotoLondon moves to a new venue at Olympia, with much larger floor space for 170 international exhibitors presenting close to 600 artists. The Galleries (with booth number) and Artists in chronological order are: 1. D01 @photoink - Ahmed Ali Archive (1923-2016) 2. D03 @hackelburyfineart - Stephen Inggs 3. D06 @bildhalle - @chantalelisabethariens 4. D07 @visionartplatform - @payiart 5. I05 @altavistaarts - @ericakellymartin 6. E03 @polkagalerie - @joel_meyerowitz 7. E01 @prixpictet & @goodman_gallery - @alfredojaarstudio 8. F07 @esther.woerdehoff - @michaelschnabelphoto 9. Positions - @casadevall.luis 10. Master of Photography - @stevenmeiselofficial 11. @autographabp - @monicademiranda_studio #PhotoLondon #letsdolondon #LondonExhibition #OlympiaLondon #photographyexhibition

🇻🇪 born photographer @silvanatrevale photographed by moi @photolondonfair with her new 📘 Venezuelan Youth, published by @guesteditions (Booth J03 - Discovery). #photolondon #venezuela #booklaunch #portrait

One of my favourite street photos: Madeleine found Christ @veracruzsev in @sevillaciudad Andalucía @spain 🇪🇸 #sevilla #spain #jesús #streetphotography

🔉🎧 🚨 Final Chance: Beatriz González 📍@barbicancentre Art Gallery London. 🗓️ Now till Sunday 10 May 2026 ⏳ Tue–Wed 10am–6pm, Thu–Fri 10am–8pm, and Sat–Sun 10am–6pm. Closed Mondays except Bank Holiday Monday 4 May: 12-6pm 🎟️ Book online (highly recommended) or in person. 📝 📷🎥 by our Editor @intereverything “El arte cuenta lo que la historia no puede contar.” Art says things that history cannot. In the UK, Colombia might be more associated with ☕️ or ⚽️. But art? The retrospective of Beatriz González (1932 - 2026), artist, curator, art historian, archivist and educator at the Barbican Centre surveys over six decades of work, showing how she transforms mass-media imagery into bold, flattened compositions that blur the line between fine art and everyday objects. Several key themes run through the exhibition. Her work confronts political violence in Colombia, using press images to reveal how conflict is mediated and consumed. It also critiques power and propaganda, exposing how images can shape or distort public perception. A strong thread of memory and grief emerges in later works, which take on a more solemn, memorial quality. Finally, her early pieces challenge cultural hierarchies and colonial influence by reworking European art and popular imagery. Overall, the exhibition presents a shift from satirical reinterpretation to a more direct, reflective engagement with trauma, emphasising art’s role in shaping collective memory. Curated by @lotterebjohnson Assistant Curator @diego_c_dr Curatorial advisor Natalia Gutiérrez #ColombianArt #BeatrizGonzalez #artlovers #letsdolondon #artreview

Argentinian 🇦🇷 Ambassador to 🇬🇧: HE Mariana Plaza #argentineambassador #portraitphotography

🎂 @jancisrobinson 💡 #jancisrobinson #birthday #winewriter #winecritic #portraitphotography

🔉🎧🚨FINAL WEEKS: Nigerian 🇳🇬 Modernism 📍@Tate Modern London. 🗓️ Now till Sunday 10 May 2026 ⏳ Sunday - Thursday 10:00-18:00; Friday & Saturday 10:00-21:00 🎟️ Book online (highly recommended) or in person. 📝 📷🎥 by our Editor @intereverything This is one of the most profound art exhibitions I have seen this year. And I have seen a lot. Nigerian Modernism: Art and Independence explores the development of modern art in Nigeria from the 1920s to the 1990s, spanning the periods before and after independence. Rather than a single movement, Nigerian modernism reflects diverse artistic responses to the country’s changing cultural and political identity. Under British colonial rule (established in 1914), artists adapted, challenged, and reimagined imposed systems by forming societies, developing new styles, and seeking opportunities abroad. Their work blended influences from Pan-Africanism, European art, and local traditions across ethnic and religious cultures. After gaining independence in 1960, Nigeria saw a surge in artistic activity, with new creative communities emerging despite economic shifts and civil war. In response, artists developed new visual languages to express a postcolonial identity and redefine modern Nigerian art. #tatemodern #NigerianModernism #artlovers #letsdolondon #artreview

🔉🎧 @chiharushiota Threads of Life 📍@hayward.gallery , London. 🗓️ Now till Sunday 3 May 2026 ⏳ Tuesday – Thursday 10am – 6pm Friday 10am - 9pm Saturday, 10am – 8pm Sunday, 10am – 6pm Closed Monday 🎟️ Book online or in person. The same ticket includes ‘Heart to Heart’ by Yin Xiuzhen. 📝 📷🎥 by our Editor @intereverything Chiharu Shiota #塩田千春 (b. 1972, Osaka) is one of the most internationally recognised Japanese installation artists. Finding painting too restrictive, she expanded her practice into three-dimensional space, developing her now-signature use of red and black thread. You’re not simply viewing the work—you’re stepping inside it, surrounded by vast woven networks and symbolic objects that prompt reflection on memory, connection, and the fragility of life. One section features a wall of illustrations created in response to Yoko Tawada’s #多和田葉子 novel “Praktikantin” (The Trainee). In the beautifully produced exhibition catalogue, supervised by Mary Richards, readers can also find an insightful conversation between the artist and the writer. ㊙️ Book ahead and go early if possible. Take time to feel and be immersed in the spaces. #artreview #HaywardGallery #ChiharuShiota

🔉🎧 Wright of Derby: From the Shadows 📍@nationalgallery London 🗓️ Now till 10 May 2026. ⏳ Daily 10:00-18:00 and until 21:00 on Fridays. 🎟️ Book online or in person for ticket. 📝 📷🎥 by our Editor Will @ourgaze When I first started making short films, my tutor said: “If you want to be a good cinematographer, go and see Joseph Wright of Derby at the National Gallery.” This exhibition proves exactly why. In collaboration with @DerbyMuseums , the National Gallery has staged the first major show dedicated to Britain’s master of light and darkness—and it’s a must-see. Joseph Wright of Derby (1734–1797), often dubbed Britain’s answer to Caravaggio, is known for his haunting “candlelight” paintings. Think intense chiaroscuro—like Leonardo da Vinci, Caravaggio, and Rembrandt—where light isn’t just visual, it’s emotional. But what hits you most isn’t just the technique. It’s the atmosphere. The tension. The questions it leaves you with. Death. Melancholy. Morality. The sublime. Light and Darkness also have a poignant significance at Easter. In the Book of Genesis, the first act of creation springs from God’s command ‘Let there be Light’. In Christian theology, Jesus is frequently described as ‘the light’. If you care about visual storytelling—film, photography, anything—don’t miss this. #JosephWrightofDerby #NationalGalleryLondon #artreview #artlovers #LondonExhibition

🔉🎧 Lucian Freud: Drawing into Painting 📍@nationalportraitgallery London 🗓️ Now till Bank Holiday Monday 4 May 2026. ⏳ Sundays to Thursdays 10:30 - 18:00; Fridays & Saturdays 10:30 - 21:00 🚨 Extended opening hours: Friday 24 and Saturday 25 April, until 22.00 Friday 1 and Saturday 2 May, until 22.00 Sunday 1 May, until 20.00 🎟️ Book online or in person for ticket. 📝 📷🎥 by our Editor Will @ourgaze Lucian Freud (1922–2011) was one of the leading artists of the 20th century, and “Drawing into Painting” at the National Portrait Gallery highlights his lifelong focus on the human figure. Although best known for his paintings, the exhibition shows how his work on paper—across 170 drawings, etchings, and paintings—was central to his artistic development. Tracing his evolution from precise early line drawings to later etchings as ambitious as paintings, the show reveals how Freud’s ideas were worked out daily through drawing. Developed in collaboration with @davidelidawson , it is the gallery’s first Freud exhibition since “Lucian Freud Portraits” (2012) and argues that his celebrated, thickly painted portraits can only be fully understood as the result of a lifelong, obsessive drawing practice. 🎨✏️ #lucianfreud #NPGLondon #artreview #artlovers #LondonExhibition

Spotted the chic spring optimist @loisxmeg after the @schiaparelli press view @vamuseum London. #vamuseum #schiaparelli #streetphotos #mysouthken