Another ad agency turns gallery in Fitzrovia and puts on a show about it
This week's opera, dance, theatre, art and exhibition highlights
Modern art takes a walk down a twisted path this week as Guerrilla Zoo present their new collection.
Murals, statues, sculptures, grade II listed dinosaurs...they're all in here.
Bright as a button, Robson Cesar makes vibrant art from discarded bottle tops.
An essential purchase for anyone who has any interest in London's art offerings.
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Our tips on what to see in London this week
Muswell Hill artist paints her local shopkeepers and makes collage work of London celebs.
Monkeys, monsters and Macbeth... it's a wonderfully varied week on London's cultural calendar.
Think that orange and green building behind Centrepoint is an eyesore? You should have seen it 200 years ago.
Our pick of the theatre, opera, dance and exhibitions that are opening in London this week
Pop-in to the Pop-up: Hauser and Wirth Gallery throws open its doors to a quirky collection of activities for all ages.
Massive public sculptures by detained "obscene" Chinese artist Ai Weiwei on view for free now and until 26 June in the courtyard of Somerset House.
Norwegian theatre, Dutch dance, Chinese art and French photography. Arts Ahead comes from all over the place this week.
Field Day spawns a new festival for Vicky Park this August.
Themes of architecture, medicine, creativity, destruction and decay breathe life and death into a building that won't be here for much longer.
Peek behind the doors of south London's flourishing art scene.
Our pick of London's arty highlights this week includes Matthew Bourne's Cinderella, war photography at Tate Modern, and a show by an artist who uses his bald head as a blank canvas
What you missed at the two night Dalston music and arts fest.
Music and art in E8 this Thursday and Friday night.
Your (very nearly) Royal Wedding-free guide to what's on in London's theatres, galleries and exhibition spaces this week
Australia comes to the British Museum; Joseph heads to Wimbledon; and the Royal Festival Hall heads back to the 1950s. Just a taster of what's on in London this week...
Text, dance and music will explore death and hope in a sacred setting tonight.
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