This year, the organisers undertook the unprecedented task of identifying, ranking, and inventorying their vast archives to turn them into a major retrospective exhibition. (read more)
The anniversary of the tragic fire was marked by grief and anger at the inability of the government to bring the real culprits to justice. (read more)
Now in its fifth edition, Photo London was founded in 2015 to give the city an international photography event befitting its status as a global cultural capital. (read more)
Extinction Rebellion is a moving reminder of the strategy by the environmental coalition of protesters to engage in peaceful protest around the world. (read more)
Just a lonely plastic bottle… the self-mutilating symbol of our suicidal age. (read more)
This year’s London Art Fair focused on the various correspondences between the work of contemporary artists from Latin America and Europe. (read more)
Women’s football has been under-reported for too long, but the new generation of the Under-17 World Cup is gradually changing that. (read more)
From 6000 BC the inhabitants of Georgia were cultivating grapes and burying vessels in which to store their wine ready for serving at ground temperature. (read more)
Frieze continues to be a key destination for collecting institutions around the world, enabling the entry of works by today’s most forward-thinking artists. (read more)
Notting Hill’s extensive groundwork gels the community together and has given it an extra impetus and meaning, especially in the aftermath of the Grenfell fire tragedy.
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Artefacts take mysterious meanings, and the monochromatic treatment of the rest of the exhibition breaks free into vibrant colours and ideas that may point to new departures in the photographer’s future. (read more)
The fire at Grenfell tower last year shocked the UK and the world, where are we one year on after the re-election of the tory council? (read more)
Showcasing the best photography and cementing London as a key location in the international photographic community. (read more)
The Hayward is re-opening and showing the work of German photographer Andreas Gursky, this promises to be an impressive array of relevant and compelling images. (read more)
Painting, sculpture, photography, multimedia and dialogue in the heart of Islington, London (read more)
Colour and comment: A look back at Frieze 2017 (read more)
Subverting, and sometimes satisfying expectations, Frieze returns to London (read more)
Scenes of community, hope, defiance and care from the wreckage of Grenfell (read more)
At the opening week of the Rencontres d’Arles international photography festival (read more)
What’s mostly green but red all over? (read more)
Previews of Julio Etchart’s photography from the Beyond the Beat exhibition at the Royal Albert Hall (read more)
Photojournalist Julio Echart traces the footsteps of George Orwell in Burma (read more)
Sri Lanka, 2014 – poem and images by Julio Etchart (read more)
I am glad that some of them are now coming back and learn the old skills of the farm. A person should know how to grow their own food. (read more)
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