Beautiful models pose in derelict and intimidating surroundings.
London goes art fair crazy this weekend so here's a summary of what's on and where.
Haunting art works in the vaults beneath Somerset House.
A town inhabited by turds, you say?
A room full of rain that parts as you walk through it.
Bright colours and geometric architecture provide a refreshing take on landscape painting.
More Japan-influenced work from Tom Lewis.
Over 50 exciting UK artists battle it out for two art prizes.
A magnificent venue plays host to two intriguing artists.
Arts, entertainment, food and creative fun in the shadow of demolition.
An art prize for new artists inspired by recognised masterpieces.
Art combining humour with politics, from squirrel suicides to trivialising terrorism.
A sculptural masterclass outshines the disappointing drawings and paintings
Breathtaking photographs of Britain's wildlife.
A very strong field of signature styles has been whittled down to 4 prize winners, but you can still vote for the 5th.
A new gallery space in Camden is inaugurated with an exhibition structured like a symphony.
The artistic duo have lost none of their satirical bite with a replica of a hayloft and wall paint from galleries and museums.
An online sketchbook packed with London interest.
Sculpture, art and design at the Bargehouse by the OXO Tower.
Detailed portraits capturing the moment when people get drenched with water.
A window into the often overlooked world of Spanish prints and drawings.
Beautiful birds caged within homages to Mondrian.
Whirlpool galaxies and distant stars.
Photo collages seamlessly blend famous landmarks from around the world into a single skyline.
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