Photos of graffiti on show at the ICA until 27 February.
21 reasons why science is beautiful, at Wellcome Collection.
Sartorially challenged? Look and learn.
Fashion week photos from the Londonist Flickrpool this weekend.
Expect a lot of this sort of thing over the next few days...
Photographer Will Pearson has put together a stunning interactive panoramic portrait from the top of The Shard.
Taken at Saturday's Day of Solidarity and Defiance rally in Trafalgar Square by charliedotgilbert.
A stunning, silly gallery of the pinkest stuff that London has to offer. Happy Valentine's Day!
An utterly irresistible shot from the London Flickrpool to get you talking.
To distract you from the rain, a Kew tree in wintry sun.
The Spitalfields Life web site gets its own photographic exhibition.
Pictures of Sunday's Year of the Rabbit celebrations in Trafalgar Square and Chinatown from the Londonist Flickrpool.
Are you looking at my bird?
Attend a Reel London Film Screening of "Southern Comforts – South London in archive film" on Friday 18 February between 1-4pm; a free drop in event at the London Metropolitan Archives.
So London's Docklands are dull and sterile, eh? Not in these photos.
Chinatown's getting ready for Year of the Rabbit celebrations.
The Croydon leg of the Overground Uncovered photo scavenger hunt is being rerun by London Transport Museum on Saturday 5th February.
Photographer Julian Gajewski sent us this picture of a forlorn-looking Metropolitan line train being taken away by truck at the end of its working life.
Can you think like a photographer AND a street artist? If so, you could win a Kodak camera.
The Chinese may think it's the Year of the Rabbit but here in London the unofficial Year of Street Photography is beginning with an energising glut of projects and exhibitions plus a brand new festival in 2011.
A mural-sized photograph depicting Poplar's Balfron Tower and its residents goes on show at The Nunnery.
Christmas is officially over tonight.
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