London's largest free flower festival returned this May with its most ambitious theme yet. Here is what you can't miss. Every year, for one week in May, Chelsea transforms. Shopfronts that spend the other 51 weeks of the year selling jewellery, activewear, and juice suddenly sprout planets, mermaids, and astronauts. Streets that are already among London's most elegant become something stranger and more wonderful. Chelsea in Bloom has been doing this since 2005, and in its 21s

Only a few days left to discover Christo art's hidden past at Spitalfields' most unique, unusual venue. Imagine stepping into an early eighteenth-century Georgian house. The creaking floorboards and peeling wallpaper tell a tale of yesteryears, but what truly takes your breath away are the early works of Christo, hidden away in this derelict wonderland at 4 Princelet Street. It's an experience that defies conventions and offers a unique chance to witness the birth of an artis

"We live in an age of hyper resonance, the consequences of which are both devastating and exhilarating. Everything we design and produce resonates." (Es Devlin, Artistic Director) The 2020 London Design Biennale was put on hold due to COVID-19. The silver lining is that it has given all of us, particularly the artists and pavilions involved, a fresh perspective of the future, and this year’s theme, “Resonance” couldn’t fit any better, as selected by renowned stage designer an

#ArtThrowback In February 2020, the “Ruth Asawa: A Line Can Go Anywhere” exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery in London reminded Londoners and the art world that resilience, talent, and artistry are intrinsically intertwined. Who is Ruth Asawa? Ruth Asawa (1926-2013) was a groundbreaking Japanese-American artist. Although she started as an extremely talented painter, Asawa is best known for being a pioneering modernist sculptor of abstract forms. She gained prominence during t