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Anna Barlow is fascinated by the culture of celebrational food and of how food tells a story of the people it’s for and place it’s in. A full stand of melting ice creams could suggest a hot day or treats abandoned for some mysterious reason.
Anna’s work is the result of long research into techniques, texture and glaze. Her methods are a combination of hand-building, slip-casting and press moulding and she uses both porcelain and earthenware. The techniques create a ‘visual edibility’ to the work; it is up to the imagination of the viewers to decide how it will taste…

Dora the Explorer just loves going on adventures! She’s so excited to go on the Big Egg Hunt with you and is bringing along her friends Map and Backpack too. When you find Dora press her button and hear her say ‘Excelente! We did it!’
Dora and all of her eggsplorer friends are going on an Easter adventure. Watch Nick Jr. or visit nickjr.co.uk/doraegg to join in the fun every day this Easter.

1 St Christophe… 2 Mayfair 3 Knightsbridge… 4 Green Park 5 St James’s Park 6 Piccadilly 7 Trafalgar Square 8 Carnaby Street 9 Covent Garden 10 Southbank 11 The City 12 Canary Wharf Zone Search for 1The Big Bang…by Aisha Caan 2Birth of Lilithby Kristina Kurkina 3Angel Hatchingby Anita Klein 4The Golden C…by Andrew Logan … Read more

Working as an illustrator for the past three years, Matthew Dent is now curator and manager at renowned gallery Kemistry. Having worked for a range of commercial clients including AOL, Nike and Orange, Matthew now works primarily on art prints and other self-initiated projects. Matthew curates graphic related shows and exhibitions, working with some of the best up-and-coming designers, as well as a selection of design greats. Matthew also runs The Soho Warriors Football Club, London’s first creative-led football team.

Maria Zahle is a Danish artist based in London. She received her BA in Fine Art at the Slade School of Fine Art, and a PhD in Fine Art from the Royal Academy Schools. Her work was shown most recently in ‘Zippy Zippy’ at Dorothea Schlueter Gallery, Hamburg; ‘And Annika’ at ARCADE, London; and the Frieze Art Fair Sculpture Park, London, all 2012.
Forthcoming projects include a new work made for ARCO Madrid Solo Projects, Spain; a text included in the publication Flash500 edited by Akerman Daly; and a group show in Illum’s Bolighus, Copenhagen, Denmark, curated by Torgny Wilcke.

Egg beats chicken in ultimate space race. News . Egg beats chicken in ultimate space race. It’s the age old debate: which came first-the Chicken or the Egg? We decided there was only one way to settle it – by sending a rubber chicken and Eggbert, our adventurous mascot, to the edge of space with … Read more

1 St Christophe… 2 Mayfair 3 Knightsbridge… 4 Green Park 5 St James’s Park 6 Piccadilly 7 Trafalgar Square 8 Carnaby Street 9 Covent Garden 10 Southbank 11 The City 12 Canary Wharf Zone Search for 4The Golden C…by Andrew Logan 56Dracossoma U…by Roger Dean 69Loveby Louise Dear 86The Eight by BULL 116Algorithmby Wilkinson Eyre … Read more

Home > About About The Big Egg Hunt was a plan hatched by Elephant Family and Action for Children for a record-breaking egg hunt across Central London to raise money for these two eggshell-ent causes! Over 200 uniquely crafted eggs, created by leading artists, designers, architects and jewellers, will be hidden across the capital this … Read more

The egg features Cartoon Network’s alien morphing boy superhero Ben 10 and it’s as much about the inside as the outside! Peer through the Omnitrix magnified port holes and catch sight of brand new aliens from Ben 10 Omniverse in dramatic green lighting. The egg design features Ben 10’s trademark green, plus you can download the free app and scan the Ben 10 logo on the egg plinth to watch a Ben 10 video and have your photo taken with Ben!

Alexis Harding graduated from Goldsmiths College in 1995. Since then he has subjected painting to what he refers to as ‘a singular physical strain’. His work emerged as an antagonistic and unruly take on the process-painting movement of the 90’s and has developed into a wider practice that explores and celebrates the intersections between abstraction and representation.
In the past fifteen years, Alexis has exhibited widely in the UK and internationally, winning the prestigious John Moores Painting Prize in 2004. He has recently had solo exhibitions at Mummery+Schnelle, London and Two Rooms Gallery, New Zealand. Alexis lives and works in London.
Here’s what Alexis has to say about Egg Regrets:
“For a long time the egg just sat there in the studio, distracting me. It soon became like a type of sponge and a depository for the studio residue. Paint residue and paint skins that would fall off the paintings would end up on it and wrapped up rolls of masking tape, brushes, sieves, knee pads. And then it became a site to put things ‘in’, after I smashed it up and drilled holes in it! I was hoping I could change it and get it close to a Lucio Fontana egg. This failed and it’s become something else: it’s absurd and yet it feels like the objects and gutters I use to make the paintings, so it’s connected to the work. It taught me to be a bit free-er in the studio and it’s funny and sad at the same time.”