This month’s edition features a playset for well-dressed waddlers.

Sculpture, photos, fabric and painting are all subverted by the artists in this week’s issue.

It seems like I’m looking at a photo album from a post-human world.

I left none the wiser, but very much inspired, occasionally befuddled and amused.

A church, a library, three galleries and the Guildhall. The range of venues is just as wide as the art!

Four shows filled with curious and mysterious work, 67 year old heads and Quentin Blake.

Molly Grad discusses her installation at The Smallest Gallery in Soho.

Three female solos, the Smallest Gallery in Soho and a day trip to Deptford.

Everything we experience, from a debilitating medical condition to a sporting event we watch, shapes who we are and will become.

This month’s edition features a piece that makes an impressive entrance.

Snails, synapses, subliminal imagery, Sudanese art, silliness and shifts of perspective. This week’s issue is brought to you by the letter S.

Seeing these video works in person was absolutely better than watching a clip on social media but two things let me down.