Exclusive visit of Dominic Harris' studio by Jasper Spires for FAD Magazine. 

In a rare interview with Douglas Brinkley from the New York Times, the Bob Dylan discusses mortality, drawing inspiration from the past, and his new album, “Rough and Rowdy Ways.”

To celebrate Bob Dylan turning 80 on the 24^thMay, Halcyon Gallery has dedicated its New Bond Street galleries to celebrate the artistic career of this great icon showcasing two exhibitions of his work including newly created paintings, exhibited for the very first time.

"Coinciding with Dylan’s milestone birthday, Halcyon Gallery – which has represented Dylan’s visual art for 15 years – opens the monumental double-gallery show Bob Dylan: 60 Years of Creating combining work from his robust archive, and brand new pieces. "

Unity by Lorenzo Quinn embodies the core values of BL Harbert International, mine pairs of hands clasped together around a globe, working to build and serve a worldwide community.

To commemorate the opening of the new building at Twenty St James, Ouronyx commissioned digital artist Dominic Harris to create an interactive piece of artwork to the theme All That Flutters Turns To Gold.

The sculpture 'Empowerment' by artist Lorenzo Quinn recognises and celebrates the work of The Duke of Edinburgh's International Award. Since its inception over six decades ago, the Award has helped to improve the lives of millions of young people worldwide, empowering them with opportunities for self-development.

The State Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, Russia, in partnership with the Halcyon Gallery, unveils 21 works by celebrated British artist Mitch Griffiths as part of a remarkable new exhibition: Realisms.

World Stage uses digital representations of global species of butterflies to animate the powerful iconography of worldwide flags. 

The Asia Series, a visual reflection on Bob Dylan’s travels in Japan, China, Vietnam, and Korea, comprises people, interiors, architecture and landscapes.

Paul Green began his career in the art industry selling prints from a gallery above Birmingham New Street Station, and went on to set up Halcyon in 1982. Halcyon began in Birmingham and now has three London galleries and one in Shanghai.

We wanted to share with you this message from Lorenzo where once again, his work reminds us of the incredible power art has, making statements that transcend all of our daily lives.

Last weekend we invited a group of aspiring artists and computer scientists aged between 14-18 to learn more about the 'Art of Code' with Dominic Harris.