It’s hard to shut out empathy when you can still smell the oils on canvasses depicting human misery.

Whatever “it” is, Kenji Lim has figured it out.

London Art Roundup met with Andreia Costa and Phillip Levine to discuss the gallery they co-founded.

Warped patterns and bodily misconfigurations make you question what you’re looking at.

Tattoo art, Leda and the Swan, boys toys, WWII era photos and a can’t-miss retrospective.

Six shows — three groups, two solos and a duo — to warm you up in winter.

A series of zoomorphic kinetic sculptures patiently wait for an audience to bring them to life.

Two solos, two small groups and one large group of small works.

An emotive body of work that literally has no face.

You’ll “see” faces, and arms and miniature architecture, but all the work this week is inherently abstract.

Skinny dippers and skimpy bikinis mingle with sharp dressed guests.

The first institutional solo exhibition in London for William Pope.L