A Mall Galleries show that clearly has designs on a more experimental repertoire.

Wander through a garden where the only thing that’s green is the light that tints the entire experience.

A cinema crafted from cardboard, a woman covered in dirt, and rotating piles of poo.

A pop-up art installation that invites you to “linger over the works”.

An exhibition to challenge views on who gets to make and present artwork in institutions like the Barbican.

A good illustration is like a perfectly paired glass of wine.

Lean back into the pleasure of having someone mellow you out with music.

If you’re an architect or an architecture fan, this is certainly an exhibit not to miss.

Make the most of uMoya with this recommend route.

When enough emigres settle in the same location, once distant lands become linked.

This isn’t the kind of eco-show that aims to shape your opinion or scare you with facts.

Brice paints women having the kind of uninhibited good time that Katy Perry would write a song about.