British Art Fair 2026: From Hockney to Digitalism, the Changing Face of Britain’s Art Market
British Art Fair at Saatchi Gallery offered a rare cross-section of Britain’s art market, from Hockney, Moore and Hepworth to…
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Steven Kavuma: «Open your doors. And you’ll be surprised!»
Four boys find themselves in school isolation — a place where they are supposed to sit quietly, feel ashamed and…
AY YOLA: How to Remain Yourself When the Whole World Has Heard You
For me, flying is not simply a convenient stretch of time in which to observe life. It has become part…
Anatoly Weissman: «I’m One of Those People Who Aren’t Very Good at Laughing»
In Nathan, a production based on a text by Artur Solomonov, Anatoly Weissman’s character finds himself inside a world where…
The Inaugural London Latino Film Festival: 60 Films, Exhibitions, and Encounters
From 2 to 6 October 2026, London will host the inaugural London Latino Film Festival, a new celebration of Latin…
Rare Fabergé Pieces and the Wigström Workshop Archive: An Exhibition Marking Carl Fabergé’s 180th Anniversary
Fabergé’s London boutique is hosting The Art of Wonder, an exhibition marking the 180th anniversary of Carl Fabergé’s birth. The…
Andrey Bartenev: «Behind Every Artist Lies a Word from Heaven»
Andrey Bartenev first came to London in 1995 to take part in Alternative Miss World, the legendary pageant created by…
The Boundless Potential of Space: Anish Kapoor’s Installations at Hayward Gallery
A major exhibition of Anish Kapoor’s work is on display at Hayward Gallery until 18 October 2026. Part of Southbank…
From Writers to Financiers: London Theatre in September
Summer has flown by — blink and you missed it. Scorching and relentless, it has finally given way to autumn…
Alexandra Orlova’s first trilogy of exhibitions explores strategies to exorcise fears
Glasgow-based curator Alexandra Orlova inaugurated the trilogy of group exhibitions The Suspense of Opening Grandma’s Mystery Casserole. This first chapter…
Richard Dadd: A Life Inside and Beyond Bedlam
Richard Dadd was born on 1 August 1817 in Chatham, Kent, the son of apothecary Robert Dadd. He began drawing…
Leonid Desyatnikov: ‘I No Longer Feel that This Music Belongs to Me’
Ahead of a rare London concert featuring several of his works, Leonid Desyatnikov discusses what happens when performers take possession…
WTM London’s Record-Breaking Donation to Fund Vital Water Projects in Nicaragua
WTM London, one of the world’s leading travel and tourism events, has announced a record-breaking donation to international charity Just…
Anna-Ester Volozh: “You Can Teach a Thought Some Manners”
At the British Animation Film Festival, we had already encountered the world of Anna-Ester Volozh — her The Wedding Veil…