(L)ondon (I)nteresting (A)ctivities
There’s a brand new number one in Time Out’s list of the best London restaurants with views, and it’s a newly-opened joint just by Hyde Park. Congratulations to Shanghai Me, which opened last year on the 28th floor of the […]
We have some good news for tote bag hoarders, unusual haircut lovers and aspiring Frieze shoppers. The Courtauld has announced it will open two brand new galleries dedicated to contemporary art in the next few years. The Blavatnik Contemporary Galleries are […]
You know the drill by now: large scale immersive exhibitions have gone from nowhere to ubiquity in London, with the last year alone bringing us big, tech-augmented, family-facing shows devoted to the likes of Tutankhamun, the Titanic, and the destruction […]
Just under two months since Wolf Alice wrapped up a triumphant duo of headline shows at London’s O2 Arena, the band have announced another gig for the capital. And not only is this one huge – it’s set to be their […]
Every year Tate Modern fills its vast Turbine Hall with a new artwork specially commissioned for the gallery. Now the art institution has just revealed who will behind its Turbine Hall commission for 2026. Multidisciplinary artist and composer Tarek Atoui will take over the huge […]
Rarely a year goes by without a London gallery putting on some sort of David Hockney exhibition – everybody’s just mad for the guy. And 2026 is no different. David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts About […]
With the dark evenings and miserable weather still dragging on, Londoners could really do with a boost right now. And what better than a free seven-day celebration of the city’s art, music and night life? Art After Dark will give us […]