The Derwent Art Prize 2026
A celebration of the best pencil art Renowned for championing art in pencil, the Derwent Art Prize announces a shortlist of 71 artworks for…
Time Is On Our Side
Look through the Black Hole Viewfinder VSSL Studio presents Time Is On Our Side, an exhibition by Black Quantum Futurism. The exhibition concludes VSSL…
Space Station Earth
‘See through the eyes of an astronaut’ Space Station Earth is a long-form musical work by Ilan Eshkeri, created in collaboration with the European Space…
Hand Me Downs
Transforming mundane objects into sculptures For his second solo show at Copperfield, Ty Locke gives a first impression reminiscent of an auction presentation at…
Review: Space by Luxmuralis at St Martin-In-The-Fields
A kaleidoscope of breathtaking magic As we reached the railings around the churchyard of the iconic St Martin’s in the Fields, the steeple clock…
Elvis Is Coming Direct From Australia
One Night Only in Waterloo On Saturday June 20, 2026, Daniel Aranda will present an intimate piano-voice-cello performance at the 1901 Arts Club titled The…
Southwark At Work
Boutcher School collaboration with local artist Artist, Ed Gray, has just completed a term collaborating with Year 5 students at Boutcher Primary School on…
Pablo Dominguez, A Tuned In London Tribute
In collaboration with the Instituto Cervantes and guitarist Maria Camahort, Tuned In London present a special fundraising tribute to London’s late, great guitarist and percussionist Pablo Domínguez…
Charles Bronson is in Peckham
I was intrigued enough to go along to see an exhibition of artworks by the notorious criminal that some newspapers say is the ‘Most…
Review: Learning How to Dive at The White Bear Theatre
Moving on with humour and grace Brendan Murray’s playexamines grief, human weaknesses and the power of shared memories, writes Barbara Buchanan. Retired nurse Terry…
Review: Man and Boy at the National Theatre
“Love is a commodity that I cannot afford” 1934. A basement apartment in Greenwich Village, New York. Basil Anthony (Laurie Kynaston) hears news on…
Review: Dear Liar at Jermyn Street Theatre
Biographical and intellectual Jerome Kilty’s Dear Liar is based on the exchange of letters between prolific writer George Bernard Shaw and brilliant actress Mrs…

















