Roo Dhissou, the Birmingham-based artist and researcher, builds worlds of care one table at a time, weaving South Asian cultural practices into contemporary debates on identity, belonging and ...

The Saint Lucian muralist Sakey turns blank walls into living stories, blending ancestral memory with community participation and visions of the future. When Naja Misaki Simeon returned to Saint Lucia ...

Balinese artist Suanjaya Kencut transforms childhood play and cultural memory into button-eyed dolls that probe innocence, fragility and identity. In Suanjaya Kencut’s canvases, it is the dolls who ...

From Kerry James Marshall’s landmark survey at the Royal Academy to bold debuts and kinetic installations, these London exhibitions promise a season of depth and discovery. As autumn arrives, the ...

The work of renowned artist Kenny Scharf takes us on a vibrant ride through a universe of imagination, where fantasy and reality collide, and every stroke pulses with joy, critique, and rebellion.

From South London train yards to gallery walls, Remi Rough blends graffiti, geometry, and rebellion into an abstract language all his own In the austere, abstract compositions of Remi Rough, tension ...

Flowers have long existed at the intersection of beauty and brevity—a soft symbol of time passing, love offered, or loss endured. Throughout art history, they’ve served not merely as decoration but as ...

The Royal College of Art opens its graduate showcase across London, presenting work that explores memory, identity, and material innovation. Nearby, Yuzhou Zhu, graduating from the MA Print programme, ...

‘Choose your self-presentations carefully, for what starts out as a mask may become your face.’ Erving Goffman in The Presentation of Self in Everyday Life Featuring Juno Calypso, Mat Collishaw, Polly ...

A new exhibition by Catherine Repko has opened at Huxley-Parlour’s Swallow Street gallery. Titled Duets, the show brings together a series of large-scale paintings that quietly examine the ...

This exhibition brings together a large body of Prince’s Poster works on canvas and on paper, created between 2014 and 2024. The large canvases show reproductions of advertisements for mail-order ...

Amar Gallery is proud to announce our exhibition Black Panthers & Revolution: Stephen Shames. This exhibition is the first London gallery show for Stephen Shames, the photographer of the Black Panther ...