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★★★★★ Exhibition Review: Ali Kazim: Suspended In Time, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford, Open until 26 June 2022. Free entry. [Disclosure: The...

★★★★★ Exhibition Review: 18 February - 12 June 2022. Tickets from £6 - £12.25. Free for under 12s, Oxford Students, Carers and Pass...

★★★★★ Exhibition Review: The Royal Academy, 29 January - 17 April 2022. Tickets £22–24.50. Concessions Available. Book tickets here....

★★★★★ Book Review: Africa: The Fashion Continent by Emmanuelle Courrèges. Published on 9 December 2021 by Flammarion. Purchase links...

★★★★★ Exhibition Review: Anish Kapoor: Painting, until 13 February 2022, Modern Art Oxford. Tickets from £5. Book here. #AnishKapoor...

★★★★★ Book Review: Timeless Paris by Marin Montagut. Published on 7 October 2021 by Flammarion. Between £22 - £30, depending on...

★★★★★ Exhibition Review: The Royal Academy, 22 September - 2 January 2022. Tickets from £20. Under 16s go free. Book tickets here....

★★★★★ Exhibition Review: Tokyo: Art and Photography Ashmolean Museum, 29 July 2020 – 3 January 2022. Tickets from £6 - £12.25. Free for...

★★★★★ Exhibition Catalogue Review: Royal Academy Publications, £25 to buy here. I made a promise; I won’t do anything fun in London until...

★★★ Exhibition: Pre-Raphaelites: Drawings and Watercolours Ashmolean Museum, 18 May – 20 June. Tickets from £6 - £12.25. Free for under...

It is quite difficult to put into words, just how much the light murals of art collective, Luxmuralis, mean to me. Luxmuralis comes to...

I recently reviewed a striking online art exhibition at the Museum of Latin American Art by art collective Tlacolulokos made up of...

★★★★★ Review: OaxaCalifornia: Through the Experience of the Duo Tlacolulokos, Museum of Latin American Art, Online Exhibition. The Museum...

[Warning: The exhibition and, therefore, this review, contain explicit content.] ★★★★★ Review: The Loneliness of the Soul, The Royal...

★★★★★ [Spoiler Alert] Review: Elliot Walker, contemporary glass art show, Plenty, as shown via Zoom call hosted by Johnny Messum on...

There is a perception among a certain brand of gentility in England that swearing is not the done thing, particularly for women, whether...