Framing is key

8th October 2008 | 0 comments | 0 votes yet, click here to agree or disagree

'Framing is so key to a picture' explains Tara Bernerd. 'It can kill a picture, it can make a picture'. The designer recommends really experimenting with framing. Framers like John...

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There are no rules!

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Interior designer Tara Bernerd insists that there are 'no rules about art'. As long as buyers research and consider big purchases, Tara advises following your instincts, and buying pieces you...

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Designer boarder

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Model and snowboarder turned designer, Charlotte Dutton, talks to t5m about the parallels between art and fashion at Art London.

'The way that I come up with the graphics is obviously...

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Portelli the slayer

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Sculptor Guy Portelli talks to t5m about slaying dragons and pop icons.

Raising his profile ahead of his 2009 exhibition via the BBC's popular programme, Dragon's Den, was a smart move...

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Tara Bernerd on target

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Tara Bernerd, founder of Target Living, talks to t5m.com about where the worlds of art and design meet

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Art London’s founding principles

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Art London founder and director, Ralph Ward-Jackson, gives us his tips for buying and collecting

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No fear, just buy

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Artist and historian Rodolph de Salis picks out his highlights of the Art London fair

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Opposite Worlds meets art world

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Opposite Worlds band members J. Junior and Lee Travis tell us about taste in art

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Surreal and theatrical; the set designer’s choice

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Set designer, Norman Coates, on his taste in art and getting what you pay for.

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