The anguished emotions of Punk are alive and well in these paintings by rocker Gina Birch.

This superb showcase of works by neurodiverse artists is overflowing with purity and charm.

Bold and beautiful, larger than life activist art.

A retrospective of poured plaster that looks more fragile than Fabergé.

There’s a lot to like, but your overall enjoyment might come down to how much you already know about current Korean culture.

The voyeuristic framing of these paintings made me look a lot longer than I had intended to.

An audio installation set within an architectural Art Deco classic. Find out what I thought about both.

I’ve no idea what anything is, but all together its alchemy. I loved this group show!

These works are incredibly hard to comprehend even after you get the gist.

Eavesdrop on East Londoners in this pop-up audio installation located in Romford Market, and available online.

These look like fuzzy carpet covered in creamy cake batter, and they make me feel as if I’ve just licked the spoon!

An unexpected, exciting showcase of works filled with outlandishly engaging visuals that left me wanting more.