Three solo shows, two group shows, and flamboyant outfits in an equally bling Grade II listed chapel. This week there’s something for everyone.

When is an abstract painting not abstract? Sometimes it takes an astronaut to answer that question.

Today is National Sticker Day. (Yes, really!) Did you remember to get your wife a sticker?

29 artists in Woolwich, 3 Clerkenwell galleries, Shilpa Gupta x2 and Sadie Coles steals the show in these seven options for you to explore in January.

You don’t need another excuse for a selfie, and if you’re in North Greenwich then this exhibit isn’t going to help you with that New Year’s resolution.

Join me on a trip to the top of The Courtauld and see what treasures are discovered along the way.

Getting lost along the mulch covered paths that wrap the long and narrow site is a soothing experience.

Large outdoor sculptures, a group show at the Korean Cultural Centre, Kehinde Wiley & the National Gallery, artificially generated art and the lyrics to Hey Jude to kick off 2022.

I crammed in a lot of art over my Christmas holiday. So much that I didn’t get to write it all up. So here’s a random selection of more stuff worth seeing.

The Rubell collection is the Desert Island Discs of contemporary art. If it was a basketball team, it would be the 1992 US Olympic Dream Team.

Like all good museums, it’s big, sprawling and understated inside — making it a perfect home for the large and often colourful works on display.

The first time I visited Wynwood was about five years ago when there was no $12 entry fee, no parking garage, and it was all still a bit dodgy. Even in the daytime.