Art
Cornelia Parker: One Day This Glass Will Break at the Alan Christea Gallery
Like a kind of Midas Touch, a photographic camera can produce something beautiful at the cost of inanimateness.…
By Alejandra Arrietareview
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Play
Clarion at the Arcola
Read all about it – tabloid crosses moral and ethical lines to shock and sell! Sound familiar? Clarion…
By Hannah Cooper
Play
Treasure at Finborough Theatre
With a maximum capacity of 50, Finborough Theatre is playing host to the UK premiere of Treasure, a…
By Cath Willcox
Art
Jean-Etienne Liotard at the Royal Academy of Arts
A wander through the Jean-Etienne Liotard exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts is liable to be a…
By Stuart Boyland
Food & Drinks
Meat and Shake in Ealing
Recent addition to Ealing Green’s thriving restaurant scene, Meat and Shake, is set to become a firm favourite…
By Rasha Barazi
Art
Elmgreen & Dragset at Victoria Miro
Michael Elmgreen and Ingar Dragset have been working together as an artistic duo for around 20 years. During…
By Mersa Auda
Art
The World of Charles and Ray Eames at Barbican Centre
When audiences are asked to refrain from taking pictures at an event, they surely endure an angst resembling…
By Alejandra Arrieta
Play
Plaques and Tangles at the Royal Court
It is always a challenge to deal with a sensitive subject like Alzheimer’s in an artistic setting. The…
By Mersa Auda
Art
Mademoiselle Privé at the Saatchi Gallery
For just under a month, Chanel takes over three floors of the Saatchi Gallery for an exhibition that…
By Yassine Senghor
Live music
Ezra Furman and The Boyfriends at Shepherd’s Bush Empire
Ezra Furman is a juxtaposition of visuals as he takes to the stage in a yamulke, a pearl…
By Yassine Senghor