London
John Terry, Naomi Campbell and The Incredible Hulk go hell for leather in Mark Evans debut at Scream Gallery
Mark Evans, Rio Ferdinand's favourite etcher, tells us about the footballers, supermodels and rock stars in his debut solo show.
Tate Modern Director Vicente Todolí announces departure
Spanish Director Vicente Todolí will leave London this summer after seven years at Tate Modern.
Ton up for UK games as River and Rowing Museum launches Our Sporting Life project
A raft of 100 pre-Olympics exhibitions celebrating sport in the UK has launched at Henley's River and Rowing Museum.
Paul Sandby: Picturing Britain at the Royal Academy of Arts
The Royal Academy's latest exhibition reveals why Paul Sandby was one of the most popular painters of the eighteenth century.
Chopin and Poland explored at the British Library
The British Library is marking Frédéric Chopin's 200th birthday with an exhibition examining his Polish heritage.
Female force behind Olympic London celebrated at Museum of London Docklands
The women behind the 2012 Olympics star in a new show at the Museum of London Docklands.
Ai Weiwei to undertake Unilever commission at Tate Modern Turbine Hall
One of China’s "greatest living artists" has been chosen as the first to represent the Asia-Pacific region in The Unilever Series at the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern. Ai Weiwei is the eleventh big...
Simon Pope's Memory Marathon swaps batons with microphones for Olympic flashbacks
Last November, artist Simon Pope spent a day walking 26 miles across the East End of London, discussing Olympic memories with local residents every 400 metres. A film of the day, Memory Marathon, has ...
War, Plague and Fire made gorily real in new Museum of London gallery
Culture24 heads to the popular Museum of London for a look around death masks, burnt-out windows, execution wear and scorched helmets at the gruesome new War, Plague and Fire gallery.
Richard Hamilton weighs Modern Moral Matters at Serpentine Gallery
Pop art meets politics in a major show by Richard Hamilton at London"s Serpentine Gallery. Mixed media gives rise to a range of messages in Modern Moral Matters, as Mark Sheerin finds out.
Kingston University remembers Hawker Hurricane "man who saved Britain"
Kingston University is honouring Sir Sydney Camm, the inventor of Battle of Britain workhorse the Hawker Hurricane.
Horace Walpole's Strawberry Hill uncovered in Victoria and Albert Museum exposé
Strawberry Hill, the summer villa built by Horace Walpole in the 18th century, has given hundreds of objects belonging to the first English art historian to the Victoria and Albert Museum while it...
French war photographer Sophie Ristelhueber wins Deutsche Börse Photography Prize
Conceptualist Sophie Ristelhueber has won the Deutsche Börse Prize at The Photographers' Gallery in London.
Nigella Lawson and Alan Yentob open transformed Jewish Museum in London
Nigella Lawson and Alan Yentob have unveiled the Jewish Museum London following a £10 million development programme.
Secret second floor rooms of Sir John Soane's Museum to open after £813,000 Lottery win
The Sir John Soane's Museum is one of seven winners in a £4.4 million round of Heritage Lottery Fund investment.
