The Internet has changed many aspects of our lives, from entertainment to work and from shopping to media consumption. Where it was once necessary for groups of people to physically get together to connect, that’s no longer the case…
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Discover 20+ restaurants to dine at in London during Frieze London and Frieze Masters, from Mediterranean and Japanese to Italian, Middle Eastern, and modern British cuisine…
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Discover how digital art spaces analyse, filter, and arrange your feed. Learn how algorithms and curation shape what art you see online…
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Discover how artists in London and beyond can balance creative work with personal care. Learn practical steps for health, rest, and artistic growth.
Read MoreThe 19th Venice Architecture Biennale showcases standout national pavilions from across the globe. Highlights include Spain’s focus on territorial equilibrium, the United States’ “porch” project exploring generosity in architecture, and Morocco’s Materiae Palimpseste. Discover the pavilions you won’t want to miss…
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We spoke to visionary director Łukasz Twarkowski ahead of the UK premiere of ROHTKO, a groundbreaking production that takes inspiration from the infamous Rothko forgery scandal to ask urgent questions about originality, truth and value in art today. Combining theatre, cinema, sound and digital technology, the work challenges…
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Family separation can be one of the most overwhelming experiences to navigate, especially when children, property, and finances are involved. For many people, the process brings uncertainty about the future, both emotionally and practically. Without clear guidance, it can feel like there are few places to turn for reassurance or answers…
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British Ceramics Biennial is back and better than ever. Running until 19 October 2025, the dynamic programme of free exhibitions, screenings, talks and events is proving a hit with both locals and critics…and just an hour and a half’s train away from London, it’s well worth a day trip…
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Iranian-born British curator and producer Tima Jam is the Founder of Art Voyage, a new migrant-led cultural platform committed to building a dynamic, equitable, and globally connected arts ecosystem through novel initiatives comprising exhibitions, public art, summits, residences, and community engagement to create a lasting cultural and social impact…
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Relocating to another country is a major decision, and it’s natural to feel unsure where to begin. For many professionals, investors, and families seeking a stable and rewarding lifestyle, Portugal has become one of the most attractive destinations in Europe…
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Caroline Guiela Nguyen’s LACRIMA is a staggeringly ambitious, searing expose of exploitation in the fashion industry and what people are prepared to sacrifice in the pursuit of beauty. At almost three hours in length it is a bold undertaking, but the result is a powerful…
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Londoners are spending more and more of their downtime online, whether it’s unwinding after a hectic day or simply filling a spare hour. From streaming the latest shows to scrolling through social media feeds, there’s no shortage of ways to relax online…
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With the rising demand of cruise travel, imagine having to travel at a whim on a cruise from the UK to the Mediterranean for the very first time and not knowing how to clinch a the ultimate cruise deal?
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Echoes of Migration is the flagship summit to launch new not-for-profit platform Art Voyage this autumn. Echoes of Migration officially inaugurates Art Voyage’s innovative, itinerant cultural programme…and gears us up for what is in store for the Art Voyage Biennial….
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Betty Ogundipe (b. 2001) is a multidisciplinary artist of Nigerian heritage whose work explores resilience, femininity, and the power of love and resistance. Her debut solo exhibition, LOVE/FIGHT at Tache Gallery…
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The V&A’s Marie Antoinette Style, sponsored by Manolo Blahnik, is being hailed as the first landmark exhibition in the UK devoted to France’s most infamous Queen of Fashion. It is a glittering journey through silk, flamboyance and legacy….
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Malta is fast becoming one of the Mediterranean’s hottest destinations, offering sun-soaked beaches into October, a thriving arts and culture scene, and stunning architecture and landscapes…
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This October in London offers everything from Frieze and the BFI Film Festival to Peggy Gou, the London Literature Festival, and Halloween at Kew.
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Discover the best restaurants in Malta, where to eat, drink and enjoy authentic Maltese food and Michelin-star dining…
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From The Phoenicia Hotel and Iniala Harbour House, Valletta showcases some of Malta’s finest hotels, ranging from landmark luxury where royalty once danced to boutique hideaways filled with Maltese art…
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