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In the hustle and bustle of central London, St Martin’s Lane remains a narrow, seldom...

The brick wall obscuring the set from view lowers at the beginning...

Last night the Red Gallery Car Park hosted Deezer’s Bandwagon tour...

Bringing Bollywood in its most ominous form to British cinema, Honour tells the tale of...

Since its first edition in 2003, the Drawing Biennial at Drawing Room...

The gallery screams with colour. Richard Patterson’s most...

Even by its very name – an obvious play on Darwin’s...

With candour and vision, Olivier Assayas’ Something in the Air (Après Mai) shares the...

Tom Shkolnik’s debut feature film tells the story of Ed, a stand up comedian from...

Camden, London: a fittingly eccentric host to IAMX’s long-awaited homecoming show...