This is probably one of Dulwich Picture Gallery’s best exhibitions in recent years. The partnerships with Estonia’s core repositories of Konrad Mägi’s works have resulted in a retrospective featuring his finest paintings in terms of quality and historical importance…
Read MoreGrammy and Brit Award-winning global superstar Dua Lipa has been announced as the curator of the 2026 London Literature Festival at the Southbank Centre in October 2026…
Read MoreEaster Weekend 2026 in London is from Friday 3rd to Monday 6th April, offering the perfect long weekend to make the most of the capital. Fancy mastering your own hot cross buns, enjoying a moving Easter concert, or discovering Soho’s newest underground jazz club? Here is our guide to the best things to do over Easter Weekend 2026…
Read MoreArt Basel Hong Kong 2026 has concluded with strong sales, high international attendance, and expanding institutional participation, cementing the city’s role as a major hub in Asia’s art market…
Read MoreFrom a major exhibition on Marilyn Monroe at the National Portrait Gallery to presentations by Ranti Bam and Paulo Nimer Pjota at South London Gallery, as well as large-scale shows including Anish Kapoor at the Hayward Gallery, Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern, and Project a Black Planet at the Barbican…
Read MoreArt news to be on your radar this week includes Hulda Guzmán’s first European institutional exhibition at Turner Contemporary, Art Basel Hong Kong’s record-breaking edition, Saatchi Gallery revealing details of their installation at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, a review of Michaelina Wautier at the Royal Academy of Arts, and a new installation by TAELON7 at Limbo Museum in Accra…
Read MoreThis week in London (30 March – 5 April 2026) sees a strong line-up of art, performance and cultural events unfolding across the capital. Highlights include late-night access to the Hayward Gallery, and the return of The Boat Race with a lively fan zone at Fulham Pier…
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Read MoreIt’s an ideal exhibition to learn about Michaelina Wautier as a painter, but it is also an exhibition incorporating a multitude of artistic movements and contexts within art history, a woman’s position in art historical discourse, and technical processes like pigment usage and theories of colour….
Read MoreColombian artist Delcy Morelos brings her monumental public artwork, Origo, to the Barbican Sculpture Court from 15 May to 31 July 2026, marking the first UK presentation of her work on this scale…
Read MoreApril is shaping up to be an exciting month in London, with a packed calendar of music, literature, film, theatre, and cultural events. From a celebration of the city’s thriving jazz scene at the Brick Lane Jazz Festival to literary highlights at the North London Book Festival, and from the Little Venice Film Festival to the much-anticipated opening of V&A East…
Read MoreThis week in London (23–29 March): discover everything from major festivals like Assembly at Somerset House to theatre openings like Choir Boy and new exhibitions across the city…
Read MoreTate unveils its first garden at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, the Estorick Collection is set to open Emilio Isgrò: Erasing to Create, and Ibraaz announces their spring and summer exhibitions with the first show, Hrair Sarkissian’s Stolen Past, opening this week at 93 Mortimer Street…
Read MoreTate has announced the full details of its inaugural show garden at the prestigious RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Named The Tate Britain Garden, the installation promises to present an innovative vision for the intersection of art, nature, and community…
Read MoreHow to create a travel video in London that really sticks out: travel videography tips, secret spots, editing software, and everything you need to know on how to film city moments to make your clip come to life…
Read MoreA new retrospective of Danish painter Vilhelm Hammershøi (1864-1916) at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid reveals a radical side to the Scandinavian master, whose impressive body of work and unique style merits wider recognition….
Read More‘While They Were Waiting’ is the playwriting debut of veteran entertainer Gary Wilmot, best known for his work presenting children’s TV shows in the 1980s and performing myriad roles across the West End. A clever, funny and sentimental two-hander, ‘While They Were Waiting’ explores…
Read MoreBermondsey Street, just a stone’s throw from London Bridge, is packed with independent cafés, wine bars, and standout restaurants. Here is our guide to the restaurants well worth visiting on the street…
Read MoreSome design features quietly support a room, while others completely transform it. Parquet flooring does both.
Read MoreCannon Fodder is Branconi’s first solo exhibition in an institutional space. For the show, she created a series of new paintings, including a large installation that visitors can physically walk through...
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