Two shows filled with silly and three atmospheric experiences.

This month’s edition features a work that isn’t the one I that originally fell in love with.

A can’t-miss, 160,000 sq ft Mecca to large scale abstract and conceptual art.

I left this show wondering what could have been.

Multi-layered works and elongated, accentuated figures are the prominent themes this week.

A standing ovation should be given to these eleven students.

Sexy sculptures, scuffed scaffolding, East Asian art, flattened cats, a wet moss floor and 400 years of women artists.

8 art critics, writers and podcasters are challenged to pick who they’d want to paint their portrait.

Six of my favourites from London Gallery Weekend.

This month’s edition features the first official portrait of HM King Charles III as monarch.

The wide range of works was a jarring and uncomfortable discrepancy, and something that I struggled with.

I didn’t think it was possible to find five shows that were as wildly different as this week’s set.