We caught up with John from contemporary art duo Ghost and John to talk about their new work Two Plant Gaysians coming up at Pleasance soon. The show touches on themes of migration, gay love and ecology and is one…
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As 2024 heaves into view, promising either more of the same or new horizons (depending on your outlook), we’re back with another bumper list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) – come on 2024, let’s be ‘avin’ you!
Women rise up in Tate Britain’s slightly lukewarm representation of a powerful feminist revolution, Women in Revolt.
06/11/2023 · by
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We check out the cultural day trip potential on offer at the East Sussex home of the Bloomsbury group, Charleston Farmhouse in Firle, and its impressive new gallery in nearby Lewes.
We caught up with Sheila Rock on the day of the launch of her new book New Romantics – “From Billy’s to the People’s Palace”.
Blue Shop Gallery is a fab space in South London, which promotes the work of emerging artists. To mark the opening of new exhibition Lying Near Water – showing works by painter Alice Neave – we caught up with Gallery Director Ocki Magill to talk about championing new artists, celebrations of the natural world, inspirations, and things to do in London…
Ahead of the upcoming Queer Nature festival at Kew Gardens, we caught up with Julie Flavell – Head of Visitor Programmes & Exhibitions at Kew – to talk about the celebration of diversity in art, plants and fungi.
04/09/2023 · by
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It would be impossible to review the entire Margate Pride 2023, which hosts events throughout most of August, but our roving correspondent Lucy Nordberg had a whirlwind weekend experiencing as much as she could at this community-focused celebration, from art exhibitions to cabaret to queer sea shanties.
We caught up with art star Shona Bland on upcoming cult exhibition at Art Friend celebrating those rejected from Royal Academy’s famous Summer exhibition.
A two-room, underwhelming, yet eye-catching opening for Manchester’s Factory International. Yayoi Kusama: You, Me and the Balloons | Aviva Studios, Manchester | Until 28 August 2023 | £15 (Affordable tickets £10 & £7.50) Yayoi Kusama is a 95 year old…
