“Ask yourself this. If there were no praise or blame – who would I be?” Since 2014 Mark Farrelly’s hugely acclaimed solo play has…

The pen is mightier than the sword Among the glittering salons of the super-rich, patriarchy equals power, reputation is everything – and for women,…

Forging their own path Bold, abstract, geometric paintings and vivid acrylic still lifes contrast with shapes of birds and animals emerging from Arabic script…

The collected works of Charles ‘Bronson’ Salvador Lily Selavie Gallery announced a display of the collected works of Charles ‘Bronson’ Salvador, a world-renowned artist…

Ukraine. Between the Sirens, is a powerful solo exhibition by acclaimed French photographer Laetitia Vançon, curated by art producer Yaroslove Bystrushkin in partnership with…

When a Mormon mom joins Grindr… heaven help her gay son! When a well‑meaning Mormon mother discovers her son is gay, she does what…

A pioneer of Estonian modernism, Mägi is renowned in his home country for his avantgarde, unique colouristic style and is widely considered the greatest…

A not-for-profit swimming club based in South London says it’s losing roughly £500 a month after a brand new council pool closed just six…

Second Generation Exhibition This exhibition, curated by Dr Fathi Osman and Yafil Mubarak, is the fourth in Almas Art Foundation’s ongoing series dedicated to…

Coleman Project Space opens its 2026 programme with Inverse, a solo presentation by Katrina Blannin. The exhibition brings together new paintings, monotypes and an…

Inhabiting the space and responding to it Jannat Alam (b. 1997, London) is a British Bangladeshi artist whose practice spans performative installation, photography, drawing and…

The Bells are back along with the legendary Two Slightly Distorted Guitars The Best of Tubular Bells I, II & III, which celebrates the…