Life drawing takes a turn for the funky .
Goya, Klimt, Botticelli, Matisse: all painted nudes throughout their career. But I can guarantee you that none of them painted quite like this. At the Queen of Hoxton, you'll f...
Elephant Park has some rather apt new residents.
But first, a little bit of personal history. I grew up just outside of Bristol, where colourful animal trails are somewhat quirkily A Regular Thing (see gorillas, Gromit...
Chihuly Nights turns Kew Gardens into a beautiful art gallery.
Much like JMW Turner and his red buoy, Kew Gardens seemed to decide that an already incredible display needed a little something extra this year. The resul...
Behold, the most 'gram-friendly chameleon in nature.
Back in December, a pair of illuminated slugs squelched their way over Tate Britain, and we probably though it was the high point for light-up animal shenanigans. No...
Phillips London have gone a little Hysterical.
Now forgive me for saying this, but Mayfair isn't exactly the edgiest place in London. Pick your jaws up off the floor, for it's true. Still, there's one place that's curr...
It's a new bit of The Old Vic.
I think we can all agree that The Old Vic are having a big of a stormer at the moment, can't we? Whilst their excellent revival of Present Laughter is currently hoovering up admiration -...
Olafur Eliasson brings a glorious, mind-altering display to the Tate Modern, the scene of his past triumphs.
You may not know the name Olafur Eliasson that well, but you certainly know his work. It all began in 2003, i...
These astonishing sculptures are on display in King's Cross.
Irish-born artist Michael Craig-Martin's incredible sculptures have, until now, always been displayed outdoors. But for the first time ever, they're being sh...
The 19th annual Serpentine Pavilion is now open.
Last year, the biggest arrival in Hyde Park wasn't British Summer Time or Winter Wonderland - it was a massive, colourful pyramid of barrels, floating on the Serpentine....
This year's Dulwich Pavilion is a bright new addition to south London.
We do love a summer pavilion, and this loud, colourful offering is right up our street. After the success of Dulwich Picture Gallery's 2017 pavilio...