We caught up with the team at Unseen Tours to chat about their amazing work with those who have experienced homelessness and their new exhibition celebrating their work. Street Level: Exhibition | Opening 26 March and continues until 29 March…
We caught up with Lennie from Saatchi Gallery Artist of the Future Prize Winners 2025, DYSPLA, to talk about their lates exhibition coming to Greenwich in April 2026. Neurodivergent Aesthetics | Stephen Lawrence Gallery, Greenwich | 10 April-6 May 2026…
A launch night for two new exhibitions prompted a dynamic late-night takeover at Brighton Museum, featuring live performances, music, and film.
We caught up with co-producer and Graphic Design lecturer Sharon Bertram to talk about the ‘Ubuntu – I am because we are’ exhibition. Get the bus along to one of the world’s coolest neighbourhoods, Camberwell (according to Time Out) and…
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Woah there! You started 2025 without us! We’ve awoken from hibernation and we’re raring to go with another bumper list of Unmissable Things To Do in London (and beyond) – 2025, be amazing (please)!
01/01/2024 · by
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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.
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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.
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…
