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The best day parties and festivals in London in 2026

London's outdoor festival season is officially underway and this year we’re truly spoiled for choice. Global headliners are gracing our local parks most weekends from early May through to September…

A guide to the most anticipated art exhibitions to see in London in 2026

In 2026, London’s art scene will be defined by a series of compelling exhibitions celebrating pioneering female artists and influential creative voices. The Tate will lead with a programme featuring landmark shows, including a major survey of Tracey Emin…

 

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16+ exhibitions to see during the 2026 Venice Biennale

As the 61st Venice Biennale returns from May to November 2026, the city will see a dense network of exhibitions staged across historic palazzi, museums, and foundations, extending far beyond the central exhibition and national pavilions…

 

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Bangkok contemporary art & culture guide: museums, galleries & must-see spaces

Bangkok, known for its culture, food and nightlife, is fast emerging as a contemporary art hub. Alongside major events like the Bangkok Art Biennale, new spaces such as Dib Bangkok and Bangkok Kunsthalle, plus institutions like MOCA and BACC…

 
 

Europe’s art gallery weekends 2026

 
 
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Art exhibitions to see in London right now

February will see a vast number of art exhibitions opening across London as the city moves into the full swing of 2026. From installations and performance art to sculpture, photography.…

 

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Free, downloadable adult colouring sheets

Colouring sheets are no longer just for children. Each week we will be giving you downloadable colouring sheets done by our illustrator Natalie Hapeshi. Take a break and have some fun…

 

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Free art installations to see in London right now

London’s public art scene has never been more ambitious, and the best part is that some of the capital’s most talked-about installations are completely free to experience right now. From monumental earthworks at the Barbican to rooftop sculpture trails in Peckham…

 

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