The Life of Eve Arnold with Janine di Giovanni and Susan Meiselas
“Born to a poor immigrant family in Philadelphia in 1912, Eve Arnold became a photographer…
London
Graphic Sex
“A taste of sexuality, sexism, censorship, gender identity and sexually transmitted diseases in comics, pulps,…
Kings Cross Pond Club: Of Soil and Water
A natural swimming pond coming to the middle of King’s Cross. The 40 metre long…
You Me Bum Bum Train #YMBBT
The kings of London fun have just announced their next big thing for March 2015….
Dark London
There’s a dark, murky scene in London at the moment…and its not a Hallowe’en thing….
London, Drugs and Rock ‘n’ Roll
Perhaps there’s something in the London air what with Kew Gardens’ Intoxicating Plants season, now…
City Visions Live Debate: Are Cities Good for Us? at the Barbican
A season of films, talks and debates, exploring the ways in which cinema has engaged…
London Open House 2014 – contemporary architecture shortlist
Above Crystal Palace subway Previous image – Artchive – Philip Hughes Studio So London Open House…
Ryoji Ikeda: spectra
“As lights are put out across the country tonight to mark the centenary of the…
Nederlands Dans Theater 1 coming to London
Sublime movers Nederlands Dans Theater 1 return to Sadler’s Wells for the first time since celebrating their…
River of Fundament. Five hours of ‘entertainment’
River of Fundament is artist Matthew Barney’s latest blockbuster visual adventure – a five hour opera/film…
Vincent in Brixton
In 1873 Vincent Van Gogh lived in Brixton. Everyday he walked north and over the…
Say Cheese! The World of Martin Parr in five Courses
The Art of Dining is about to launch ‘Say Cheese’ – “a unique photo-culinary experience…
Pam Hogg at the V&A
It looks like I’m going for a royal flush of 80s fash here. So whilst…
Macbeth from Dusk till Dawn
Whilst most summer productions of Shakespeare will be plotting their unique approach to a Midsummer…
APHRODISIAC PLANTS
It’s probably too soon for more random pictures of plants that no layman is likely…
Electric Light Orchestra – James Turrell at Pace Gallery
A small but perfectly formed exhibition by the master of light, James Turrell, has just…
If You Build It, Will They Come? The Future of Museum Architecture
Clearly those in the urban ‘realm’ as it is so warmly referred to, are sick…
Fabulous Beast
Where would choreographers be without The Rite of Spring? The gift that keeps on giving –…
Between life and death in Kinshasa
LSE’s screening of ‘Cemetery State’ is introduced by anthropologist Deborah James and followed by discussion…