Haunted Realism. Gagosian London
Featuring the work of more than thirty artists, Haunted Realism’s specific focus is a sense that the aspirations of modernity are now “lost futures”—perceptible only
Exodus – L’ école de Paris: The Modernist Diaspora at Bonhams London
London – An exodus of Jewish artists from Eastern Europe to Paris during the turn of the century gave rise to a flourishing of artistic
In the Black Fantastic. The Hayward Gallery
From 29 June to 18 September 2022, the Hayward Gallery will present In the Black Fantastic, the UK’s first major exhibition dedicated to the
Watch out Weston-super-Mare, HORRIBLE HISTORIES is bringing the Terrible Tudors to The Playhouse this Summer!
Henry VIII along with his many wives and Queen Elizabeth I are all on their way to Weston-super-Mare! They all feature in HORRIBLE HISTORIES
Dear Evan Hansen to Play London Final Performance
Producer Stacey Mindich today (27 May 2022) announces that the critically acclaimed, Olivier Award-winning Best New Musical Dear Evan Hansen will celebrate its final London performance at the
Countdown to Gwen Dickey’s Rose Royce Experience!
The CAR WASH is still a funky place to be if you bump into Rose Royce while you are there or, more especially, if
Katherine Bernhardt: Why is a mushroom growing in my shower? David Zwirner London
David Zwirner is pleased to present its first exhibition with American painter Katherine Bernhardt since announcing representation of the artist in 2021. Taking place
It’s Time To Party With Buddy Holly and the Cricketers in The Summer Hollyday Special
Join Buddy Holly and the Cricketers on this highly anticipated tour as they once again hit the stage to delight audiences with their dynamic
Sokari Douglas Camp: Jonkonnu – Masquerade
October Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new works by Sokari Douglas Camp CBE that explore the masquerade of ‘Jonkonnu’ both
Cast announced as ‘Tom, Dick & Harry’ goes into rehearsals
The cast has been announced for Tom Dick & Harry a new play using top-secret information from the war archives classified until 1972 which opens at
Emma Talbot: The Age/L’Età. Whitechapel Gallery
Emma Talbot’s (b. 1969, UK) winning proposal for the Max Mara Art Prize for Women questions deeply rooted positions of power, governance, attitudes to nature
We Get to Choose Our Families. Whitechapel Gallery
We Get to Choose Our Families celebrates the notion of ‘chosen families’ in response to the oppression faced by LGBTQAI+ communities. It features a series
