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Following the success of their show “Behind the Shutters” in the East End last year, Mutate Britain return to the iconic walls of the Westway, Portobello Road. Nearly 30 years ago the crew were spraying up the place and giving birth to British graffiti/street art …

London will be all abounce this month when the Artistic Gymnastic World Championships take to the capital for the first time. This benchmark event for the new Olympic cycle (2009 – 2012) gives a clear idea of the transformation in ranks that occur, with world-class …

Ah, harvest festivals, a time to dig out the corned beef from the back of the cupboard, shove it in a cardboard box along with some other unwanted groceries, and thrust it upon some unsuspecting OAP whilst singing ‘All things bright and beautiful’. Fast forward …

The 17th annual Raindance Film Festival opens tonight, unleashing the talents of some of the latest indie auteurs upon the capital and celebrating the edgiest film making around. Coming at us from all directions, strands include home-grown talent, Japan, Raindance Symphony orchestra, American indie and …

The largest photography festival in the UK with more than 150 exhibitions and events hits over 80 East End venues throughout October, providing more than a flash of inspiration to anyone who appreciates a bit of shutterbug action. This year, co-produced by Alternative Arts and …

Inspired by Shelter’s House of Cards ad campaign, 52 of the country’s leading artists, including Rankin, Marc Quinn, David Bailey and Vivienne Westwood have created a unique collection of art for an exhibition and fundraising auction in support. Members of the public can place silent …

Like a 21st century Aladdin’s cave, Goldsmiths’ Fair, set within the luxuriantly gilded interiors of Goldsmiths’ Hall, offers a dazzling array of some of the finest contemporary jewellery and silverware craftsmanship. Accommodating every personal taste, style and budget, the choice of treasures on offer is …

Take a short walk up from Bethnal green tube station and you will find yourself in the heart of a Buddhist Village. There are no robes involved, and shaven heads aren’t obligatory so it may not be obvious, but it starts just on the corner …