Interview with Morgan Otagburuagu – Photographic Artist
Interview with Morgan Otagburuagu. Photographic Artist based in Lagos, Nigeria featured in Vogue, Times, Guardian. Exhibition In Blo...
Gary Simmons – This Must be the Place
Last few days to catch Gary Simmons @HauserWirth London. A “visual DJ” his work is focused on erasure and racist stereot...
Tête-à-Tête at Piartworks London Featuring Nigerian Painters
PI Artworks London is delighted to present Tête-à-Tête, a duo exhibition featuring emerging Nigerian contemporary painters Cherry Ar...
Your Presence Does Not Escape Me – Exhibition at Tiwaniart
Your Presence Does Not Escape Me was a group #exhibition @Tiwaniart featuring Charmaine Watkiss @mswatkiss Delita Martin, and Tessa...
A STRANGE LOOP – Best Musical Award on Broadway is at Barbican
A STRANGE LOOP, winner of every ‘Best Musical’ award on Broadway and the Pulitzer Prize, runs at the Barbican until 9th September. &...
Everything I Own runs at Brx House Theatre
Everything I Own runs at @BrxHouseTheatre until 22nd July. A generational love story encompassing the Brixton riots, COVID and the B...
Che Lovelace – Day Always Comes
Renowned artist Che Lovelace is debuting his latest exhibition at London’s esteemed Corvi Mora gallery, marking a significant...
Bob Thompson – So Let us all be Citizens Too
David Zwirner proudly presents “So let us all be citizens too” at its London gallery. Ebony L. Haynes, senior director o...
The Africa Centre – Horn of Africa exhibition
The Africa Centre and Addis Fine Art have teamed up for a group exhibition. They aim to showcase and celebrate African artists from...
Windrush – A Voyage through the Generations
Lambeth Council is presenting a free photography exhibition called ‘Windrush: A Voyage through the Generations’ by Jim G...