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

From a brand new gallery to a well known name, this week has a little bit of everything. Even pigs in space!

Graffiti and Street Art. Whatever your opinion, this is a show you simply don’t want to miss!

An extra large issue with plenty for you to pick and choose from.

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.

It’s a blue, blue week: people, window blinds, backgrounds, a house and, erm, a job.

If you like to explore outdoor art, here’s a 1 mile walk in Leyton for you.

Under 90 min from Central London and 7 miles from the Hastings seafront, Battle is a worthwhile side trip to add to your UK bucket list.

Colourful, puffy people sandwiched in-between stark white IKEA style furnishings. So far, so London.

Street art, Far East art, funny art, emerging and established artists and a whole lot more from these 7 East London suggestions.

I crammed in a lot of art over my Christmas holiday. So much that I didn’t get to write it all up. So here’s a random selection of more stuff worth seeing.

The first time I visited Wynwood was about five years ago when there was no $12 entry fee, no parking garage, and it was all still a bit dodgy. Even in the daytime.