Revised planning application for Canada Water Masterplan approved after Mayor’s grant
City Hall has approved a revised planning application for the Canada Water Masterplan which will see just 9 per cent affordable housing delivered on…
Khartoum from Memory: The Life and Art of T. S. Ahmed
Almas Art Foundation is pleased to present KHARTOUM from MEMORY: The Life and Art of T. S. Ahmed (1933–2015), an exhibition of selected paintings…
What Was, What Is, What Could Be
Camberwell Space celebrates seven years of Queer Youth Art Collective The exhibition follows a three-month residency with QYAC, in which 30 LGBTQIA+ artists aged…
A Nunhead Orchard grows in Wales
Local Artist Wins National Competition Nunhead’s finest sculptor, Rafael Klein, whose work can be seen in many corners of the borough, has just completed…
Bartlett Classic Returns to Southwark
Following sold-out runs in Canada and tours to Japan, South Africa, and Brazil, Cock comes to London this spring in a raw, intimate new…
Review: Konrad Mägi at Dulwich Picture Gallery
The greatest Estonian artist of his generation Unlike fellow European artists, Estonian Konrad Mägi did not have the luxury of indulging in a ‘grand…
London in the 18th Century: Street by Street
‘London is a mirror of mankind and of the world’ I recently became the proud owner of London in the 18th Century: Street by…
Weaving Trust in SE15
Creating space for people to connect and feel heard Weaving Trust is a new letterpress installation by Michelle Dwyer of Nice & Graphic studio,…
Review: Summerfolk at The National
We are in early 20th Century Russia, a time when comfortably off city-dwellers are flocking to the countryside to rustic ‘dachas’ that they rent…
Thrill Me – The Leopold and Loeb Story
Bound by desire, ego and a secret pact To mark 15 years since its London premiere, Thrill Me – The Leopold and Loeb Story…
Voices at The Union
Stories about survival and desire, shame and pride, love and damage The Union Theatre becomes a stage for the stories that refuse to be…
Review: Children of the Night at Southwark Playhouse
A testament to the importance of living life to its fullest Soundtracked by classic 90s’ dance tunes and set in the post-Thatcher North, Children…
















