The family-run art space speaks to Vanessa Peterson about reclaiming the city they’re losing, community activism, and inspiring others to unite and resist
‘Having people around and making dinner is what gives me the most pleasure’
The clubland veteran is committed to sharing stories of survival
‘Kimono: Kyoto to Catwalk’ is a mesmerizing display of silk brocades and detailed craft, but glances over history’s muddier moments
40 years on, the fight for reproductive rights, and against sexual violence, has never been more pressing
The West London designer behind Saint London talks through his label’s development, and the role his website has played
An emporium of new-age junk and legal highs debases Marlborough London’s exhibition space
At the Turbine Hall, the artist turns the Victoria Memorial inside out, populating her counter-monument with memories of colonial violence
Works by the legendary New York gallerist and early champion of Abstract Expressionism go on show in London
Is this a show about the artist’s youth or is it about something bigger – landscape?
A guide to the best shows around town
Activists aim to whip up protest as weapons buyers flock to the Defence and Security Equipment International trade show
At Studio Voltaire, London, Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley take aim at #mefirst capitalism and the gospel of self-care
The six-year-old boy, tossed from the London gallery’s viewing platform, is in a critical condition
In further news: Baltimore Museum of Art announces year of exhibitions devoted to women artists; Apple launches series of AR art walks
A new report argues that young people from ethnic minority backgrounds in London are being shunned by the creative sector
A new book published to coincide with her retrospective at London’s National Portrait Gallery includes a rare glimpse of the artist’s workspace
From her kitchen table in Canterbury, the Australian curator quietly reinvented the exhibition format
Two concurrent exhibitions in London use mark-making as a way to get at something beyond what we see
A new work by Beth Collar, commissioned by Matt’s Gallery and CGP London, pulls apart female hysteria
