Slipping Through Skin Following a successful solo exhibition, In Catfood and Wine, and a series of shows throughout 2025, London-based contemporary artist Louise Howard returns with…

Transport for London (TfL) has been accused of deprioritising commuter stations in its drive to make half the network accessible by 2030. Currently 94…

A buddy comedy musical about the world of fitness and masculinity  Nick and Charlie have procrastinated their 20s away, rotting on the sofa and…

Sandra Oh takes the title role in a razor-sharp reimagining of Molière’s classic Alice, a brilliant novelist, despises the hollow contemporary mantras of kindness and…

Going back to the Festival of Britain in 1951, the South Bank has, architecturally, been constantly changing to reflect the times and styles, but…

A Second Life Emin’s early work constantly looked back to the truths and confessions of her past, to what had made her the artist…

This exhibition centres around a work that proposes to allow “the desert to look at itself”. In the history of art, just about everything…

All five major political parties have announced their plans for Bexley ahead of the local council elections on May 7. The Conservatives have controlled…

Enso-inspired abstract paintings ‘The Cosmos Within’ exhibition will be exploring the idea that the universe exists not only around us, but also within us and…

‘Safe Spaces’ is a collaborative photography project and exhibition that documents the improvised sanctuaries neurodiverse children create.  Under beds, in cupboards, or up trees,…

Women Artists Reflecting on Sudanese Artistic Heritage Curated by Frédérique Cifuentes, Of Roots and Routes brings together Sudanese women artists working across the diaspora.…

‘Therein do men from children nothing differ’ Sharp tongues and savage gossip fuel a messy, magnetic attraction in this new production of Shakespeare’s Much…