Warehouses will turn into artist play-pens.
Art takes a fluid turn.
Festival will get to the truth.
Painting was knocked down for housing.
Colourful nets, raw meat and Crimea in this month's new art exhibitions.
London through the eyes of 100 illustrators.
Moving drama about struggles of migrants at Soho Theatre.
Distorted images from carriage windows.
Attention grabbing portraits, sculpture and light art.
Struggling in the city.
The Globe Young Players at the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse.
Enjoyable surreal painting and a truly awful improvisational performance.
Palmers Green, Bounds Green, Winchmore Hill, Enfield.
Just in time for the Grand National.
A Charlie Chaplin statue takes on a cocky busker.
Outdoor cinema season's biggest programme yet.
Beans on Toast is seriously motivated.
Natalie Shay's only 16.
Mac Conner: A New York Life at House of Illustration.
Tunnel vision underneath the Barbican.
Landmark films and a Thames cruise too.
Shared stories at Southbank Centre.
All the fun of the fair.
Southbankâs comedy cow is back.
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