Art Liberating Lives
The trouble with Christmas is the crowds. The London Underground, Oxford Street, Selfridges, they’re inescapable;…
Browsing: The Culturist
For the Love of Art
I have just received a call from our man at Christie’s auction house who informed…
The Big 3 Palladium Orchestra
The Barbican is to host the UK premiere of one of the greatest Latin bands…
Botanists of the Asphalt
The City Arts & Music Project (The CAMP) is a new temporary space located on…
London Fringe Festival
First Edinburgh, now London. More than 13 West End theatres – some big, some small…
The Winter Of My Content: A Seasonal Serenade
The wisemen had predicted it but still the people, unbelieving, turned their faces upwards, in…
Art for Architecture
The built environment charity, Article 25, is in final preparations for an art exhibition and…
Evil Xmas Fayre
Arts Co and Pure Evil have joined forces to invite street and contemporary artists to…
The Reluctant Comic
If you know who Dylan Moran is you’ll know what a spectacularly absurd poster currently…
Local Heroes
With the economic squeeze and an increased awareness of carbon footprints fuelling the notion of…
Australia Now: Contemporary Art
With the sheer size, scale and volume of activities, events, parties and performances that go…
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly
Gallery Nosco is proud to announce The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, presented by…