Have you visited Britain’s only museum devoted to modern Italian art? Bet you didn’t even know we had one!

Two small group shows, two very large group shows, and a flock-filled solo. Lots to see!

A free “mini museum” celebrating 100 years of in-store innovations and artist collaborations.

Frozen fireworks, people studies, a rediscovered abstract master and a seaside monster you can climb inside.

Limited variations of stunning high tech visuals is a bit too pricey for what you get.

This month’s edition of Why I Like It features a watershed moment in my private collection.

Spooktacular suggestions to help you find London’s arty scares and nightmares.

I found this to be a very mixed show. The output is as varied as a Saturday Street Market.

The range is so wide in these seven options that you’ll just have to read the full Roundup, and then go see them all.

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.

I could sit and stare at these all day long.