It’s no surprise that it’s raining in the Midlands. But the familiar woman on the doorstep holding a fish is! Sarah hasn’t seen her…

The first of the Yoshida Dynasty – Hiroshi – was already an established artist in his homeland, Japan, when he took up printmaking at…

A Little Light on Laughs One of the finest things to do on a warm, June evening is to take a trip to Shakespeare’s…

A protest against the white-walled gallery experience A Rotherhithe artist’s exhibition will see its artwork destroyed on the opening night in a challenge to…

Amidst the turmoil of pre-election Britain, artist Victoria P. Gill’s ‘FLEX’ at Camberwell Kabinett, curated by No.32, boldly exposes the harsh ‘hand-to-mouth’ reality imposed…

At a recent event in Camberwell for the launch of a local author’s new book, Southwark News Arts Correspondent Michael Holland got talking to…

Tell ‘Em, Mike! Attention! Stop talking in the ranks back there! Captain Mainwaring is back to keep his ragbag Home Guard platoon in line…

Celebrating LGBTQ+ identity, creativity and experience Proud Art  A series of art workshops with artist Florence Goodhand-Tait using a range of media to express LGBTQ+…

“I want to move out, but I don’t wanna move on… I’m the boy that never leaves!” It’s summer on Deptford High Street. The…

A triumph of musical theatre ‘I don’t know what’s going on!’ ‘Welcome to the British government!’  No, it’s not 2024, it’s 1943 and things…

Ed Gray at the Euros As Scotland and England both hope for success in the UEFA Euro 24 competition so the art exhibition Shut…

Spectral in its illusory delicacy As If is a solo exhibition of new paintings and works on paper from Tom Chamberlain at Coleman Project…