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‘We Thought We Were Alone’ Koen Vanmechelen

There’s something quietly radical unfolding in Venice this spring. Inside the crumbling, timeworn...

The most exciting thing happening in contemporary art right now isn’t in a museum....

Descending into Bethnal Green or Notting Hill Gate, something shifts. Between the habitual rhythm...

Royal Screw: Carving Shamate into History When Han Chai presented her solo exhibition Royal Screw...

London is about to witness a new side of Jack White. Known worldwide as the garage rock icon...

“With Adolf (Hitler) & Eva (Braun), Adam & Eve, I wasn’t interested in historical...

This March, painter Alison Blickle teams up with Irini Karayannopoulou for Alien Hand, a joint...

What is Left in the Box: Art After Despair A review of by artist curator Mike Chavez-Dawson “We...

William Blake never played by the rules of reality. Angels in trees. Spirits at the window. A...

I’ve always been into art that messes with your sense of what’s real. The kind that slips reality...

By Clara Whitmore – January 7th 2026 In Breath (2022), Liu Daheng presents a restrained yet...

From writer and comedian Leigh Douglas As a pre-teen, I moved from an Irish Catholic Convent...