Bold and beautiful, larger than life activist art.

A dozen great suggestions for you to see, spread all across London.

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

This week it’s all about sculpture. And intricate paper-based works. And quantum computing. Oh, just go see it all!

This month’s edition of Why I Like It features one of my all-time favourite artists: Nam June Paik.

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

Make yourself a cuppa. This recap is almost as long as the line was!

7 galleries in 6 locations offering 3 solo and 3 group shows. There’s lots to see this week!

Three in Fitzrovia: flying fish, sinuous sculptures and a pretty good group show.

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

4 shows spread across West Brompton, Kensington, Fitzrovia & Haggerston. You probably can’t see ‘em all in a day, but they’re all worth seeing.

Only 90 minutes from London, Margate is a great destination for a seaside art hop day.