Emerging artist’s work is an enjoyable challenge for the beholder
Posted inFOOD & DRINK
Field Day is fast becoming a festival of food as well as music
More small independent street food traders than ever will be gracing Victoria Park for this year’s Field Day festival
Posted inHISTORY
Historian looks into the ‘tamed wildness’ of Victoria Park
Travis Elborough is exploring Victoria Park’s links with sport, colonialism and protest as research for a book on the history of public parks
Posted inART
AA Bronson: Hexenmeister – radical artist’s first London exhibition
Veteran Canadian artist who continues to challenge notions of artistic orthodoxy is showing work at Maureen Paley
Posted inSTAGE
Rugby drama tells the story of a pioneer for sexual equality
Gareth Thomas’s battle for acceptance after coming out is the subject of Crouch, Touch, Pause, Engage, opening next week at the Arcola
Posted inART
Artist’s alter-egos and ‘Tinder men’ go on display at Save Changes exhibition
Stour Space group exhibition focuses on how social media platforms impact on identity
Posted inFILM
Jem Cohen: ‘By some standards I’m kind of invisible’
Veteran New York filmmaker Jem Cohen talks about the meaningless of the word ‘indie’, the resilience of cities and having a poor sense of direction
Posted inSTAGE
Beyond Caring – stage review: the shocking reality behind zero-hours contracts
Developed by The Yard Theatre in Hackney Wick, Beyond Caring, about zero-hours contract cleaners in a meat factory, has now transferred to the National
Posted inMUSIC
David Byrne’s 2015 Meltdown programme announced
I hope there are some new discoveries for everyone, says David Byrne
Posted inHISTORY
Balfron Tower: Unseen documents shed light on controversial sale
New website reveals information on all aspects on the Balfron Tower, from its revolutionary design to its refurbishment and sale into private hands