There's enough interesting stuff round at the moment that I found myself identifying some extra shows which run into late April. We come into colour slowly, and not very far until a late burst before the end piece, part of an end-of-analogue TV show moment which...
East London's spunky alternative gay film festival is back With a programme ranging from voguing lessons in a gym to a film salon in a log cabin and a swathe of great gay films, Fringe! mixes enhanced screenings with creative events and parties. For 2012 Fringe will...
London Art Fair reports record attendance figures, and ‘pre-recessionary’ buying atmosphere The London Art Fair has finally released its roundup of the weekend’s events. And, (excitingly, given that ArtLyst was a media partner this year), they have...
The organisers behind the Fringe Gay Film Fest are a bunch of volunteers who came together to do Fringe in 2011. They were really devastated that the funding for the London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival had been topsliced. So they took matters into their own hands and...
Top 10 Christmas pop up galleries, markets and festivals for creatives If, like us, you’re still doing your Christmas shopping, we’ve compiled a great selection of fun places to go to find those art & design treats to make great and affordable...
After the success of its 2010 debut SUNDAY Art Fair is back to challenge the hegemony of the Sharp-Slotover Frieze machine. Frieze’s most dangerous rival, SUNDAY Art Fair has returned to Ambika P3, Baker Street’s 14,000 square foot, triple height...
OCTOBER'S MULTITUDENo doubt about it: October is an almost embarrassingly rich month with Frieze itself plus other fairs, and the accompanying shows put on by major public institutions and the galleries in Frieze - such as Aaron Young at Carlson; Nathalie Djurberg at...
The Whitechapel Gallery has announced the first exhibition of its curatorial partnership with the Gallery at Windsor, Vero Beach, Florida. Artworks by internationally renowned Brazilian artist Beatriz Milhazes will go on display from 3 December 2011 until 28 February...
Southbank Centre celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Festival of Britain. This is going to be a beautiful holiday weekend so why not come to the South bank and see the Art shows You can also look forward to a series of exhibitions during the Festival of Britain...