Willliam Eggleston at The National Portrait Gallery
The National Portrait Gallery has sourced, procured and rescued over 100 works by the American photographer William Eggleston. Often referred to as the father of colour photography, his richly hued...
View ArticleFlit – audio-visual performance at the Brighton Dome
The Brighton Dome is set to host another groundbreaking audio-visual piece this month with Flit; a meditation on the theme of migration developed with some of today’s most influential musicians. With a...
View Article1:54 Contemporary African Art Fair returns to London
1:54 is, undeniably, the most successful international art fair dedicated to contemporary African art. Following May’s second New York edition, 1:54 returns to London for its fourth iteration at...
View ArticleLuke McCreadie at Zabludowicz Collection
In a new installation at Zabludowicz Collection, Newcastle-based artist Luke McCreadie explores one of his recurrent topics: the way objects and ideas are archived, both by institutions, and personally...
View ArticleOil at The Almeida
Not long after Rupert Goold took over as artistic director at London’s Almeida in February 2013, global oil prices crashed through the floor. Goold’s theatrical value however, has only risen since with...
View ArticleThe Red Barn at The National Theatre
One of the most influential British theatre figures of the past 40 years is collaborating with a man likely to be one of the most influential of the next 40 in the National Theatre’s upcoming...
View ArticleNatalia Osipova at Sadler’s Wells
Sadler’s Wells welcomes back classical ballet dancer Natalia Osipova to instead explore the contemporary world of her artform with the help of no less than three choreographers: Sidi Larbi Chekaoui and...
View ArticleThe Brides of Bluebeard by The Ruby Dolls
The Ruby Dolls, a female cabaret ensemble, will be the ‘Brides of Bluebeard’ for two evenings at London’s Shoreditch Town Hall. The quartet will perform a cabaret-style show, entertaining spectators...
View ArticleThe Ghosts of Route 66 – photo exhibition at Brighton’s Gallery 40
Images from ‘the ultimate rock ‘n’ roll roadtrip’, The Ghosts of Route 66, will be on display at Gallery 40 this weekend. The exhibition is the outcome of a five-week pilgrimage taken by Brightonian...
View ArticleA Gambler’s Guide to Dying – The Old Market, Brighton
Fringe theatre hit, A Gambler’s Guide to Dying, comes to Brighton’s The Old Market for a three-night run from this Thursday. Written and performed by Gary McNair, the play is the heart-warming story of...
View ArticleThe Revenger’s Tragedy – Brief Hiatus at Brighton Open Air Theatre
Up-and-coming theatre company Brief Hiatus bring the third production of their 2016 season ‘Little Deaths’ to the Brighton Open Air Theatre this week. Their penchant for drag, sexual ambiguity and...
View ArticleHacked On Classics with Seb Lee-Delisle at Brighton Digital Festival
As one of the final events of this year’s Brighton Digital Festival, Hacked On Classics looks sets to be not only a program highlight, but possibly also something of a #BDF16 afterparty. It’s the...
View ArticleSupereverything – live cinema performance project at The Old Market, Brighton
Another Brighton Digital Festival exclusive reaches the stage this week with the live cinema performance project Supereverything. A British Council performing arts commission filmed on location across...
View ArticlePattern Recognition at The Old Market, Brighton Digital Festival 2016
After a fascinating week of experimentation around theatre and VR, The Old Market’s #TOMtech series brings the first of their Brighton Digital Festival co-commissions to the stage this week, with...
View ArticleGavin Turn at the Béton Brut Gallery
Gavin Turk’s new exhibition at the Béton Brut Gallery takes place against the backdrop of the fast changing and rapid redevelopment of Hackney Wick. Uniting the creative community and encouraging...
View ArticleThree Story Lanterns on the Thames
If you’re near the Millennium Bridge this month, make sure to look out for a huge lantern moored in the river. Floating Dreams by Ik-Joong Kang is a three-story high cube, constructed from 500...
View ArticleSticky Intimacy – Chapter
Chapters current exhibition Sticky Intimacy, also includes a collaboration with curator George Vasey for a day long symposium where artists are invited to talk about one work of significance – either...
View ArticleRabble Studio Coffee Morning
If you’re interested in making Rabble Studio your work home, their coffee morning is for you! Over coffee and Portuguese pastries (nice) they’ll be chatting about the thinking behind Rabble and...
View ArticleOpen Air Cinema – Luna – Cardiff Castle
Join Cardiff Castle for for Luna cinema under the stars! The Luna Cinema returns to present an amazing line-up of your favourite films. Bring along your rug, picnic and enjoy these classics in the...
View ArticleVR Lab at The Old Market – Brighton Digital Festival
Brighton Digital Festival really gets into its stride this week with the launch of the #TOMtech program and its crowning glory – the VR Lab. The Old Market will play host to some of the most cutting...
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