First introduced to the world at Brighton Festival in May 2022, Charlotte Spencer’s Written in the Body is a provocative performance touching upon the memories and experiences of being within the bo...
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of releasing their sophomore album Going Blank Again, Ride played almost the full album front to back at Here at Outernet, a new venue that opened this September less...
This Autumn, Serpentine opens Infinite Folds, the first UK solo exhibition of artist, novelist and poet Barbara Chase-Riboud. The exhibition is an in-depth exploration of the artist’s practice, pres...
Intimate drawings and large-scale projections: Cuts in the Day explores queer desire, relationships and connection. For their first institutional exhibition, Camden Art Centre welcome Dani and Sheilah...
The alaap in Indian classical music is similar to the prelude in western classical music. It can be long but it extends a meditative calm as the artist slowly builds their interpretation of the mood o...
When Eeshar Singh was first invited to play at the Darbar festival, he apparently declined. Prompted for a reason by the same Sikh elder now laughingly introducing Singh’s performance, the Bradford-...
Welcome to the UK’s first full sensory music experience! This Black History Month, LexTempus VLT-001 has launched “The Greats” at Aures London, transporting you on a journey through the 50s to t...
When I first heard that the National Gallery was awarding its Contemporary Fellowship to Nalini Malani, I was surprised. The Contemporary Fellowship invites an artist to make a new work inspired by th...