This month, Lazarides Company returns to the Old Vic Tunnels after last year's Hell's Half Acre, a trip inside Italian poet Dante Alighieri's mind, looking at how he imagined the underworld.
Steve Lazarides has asked artists (including Stanley Donwood, Jonathan Yeo and Lucy McLauchlan) to take their inspiration from that mythical Mediterranean maiden-eating maze-dweller, the Minotaur. As the pictures show, the interpretations of the classical creature range far and wide from posters to sculpture.
As well as admiring the artwork, there is a dining option within the exhibition in the form of a Michelin-starred pop-up restaurant. German food firm KP Kofler have put together Pret A Diner, a collaboration with Michelin-starred chefs from London, Germany and Switzerland.
All photos (c) Guilherme Zühlke O'Connor/Old Vic Tunnels
This exhibition runs until 25 October. Tickets to The Minotaur exhibition are £5. A £1 restoration levy is included in the ticket. Free entry to under 16s. Follow @Lazarides_Art on Twitter for real-time updates or go to www.theminotaur.co.uk for more information. A three course meal at PRET A DINER including entrance to the exhibition will be priced at £75. Bookings will be available at 7pm and 9pm.