Anonymous artist brings poetry to the streets of south west London
An anonymous artist has bought the art of poetry to the streets of south west London this Christmas, as the
Art grant worth £30,000 rewards Kensington and Chelsea projects
Twelve projects were awarded £30,000 of funding by Kensington and Chelsea Council’s Art Grant. The grant is aimed at supporting
This Kensington art museum will take care of your lockdown boredom
A Kensington museum used lockdown to provide at home learning opportunity for children and art lovers. With the sale of
First life-size statue of Virginia Woolf to be erected on Richmond riverside
A life-size, fully clothed statue of prolific writer Virginia Woolf is to be built in Richmond and is expected to
Clapham photographer raises nearly £8000 to fund exhibition honouring high street haberdasher
A Clapham photographer has raised almost £8000 to complete an exhibition honouring a haberdasher who worked on Clapham High Street
Orleans House Gallery hoping to bounce back after lockdown
The Orleans House Gallery in Richmond is hoping it can re-open in December after the disruption caused by tomorrow’s national
‘Colourful Street’ mural unveiled to inject positivity at Chelsea Fire Station
A Brighton-based artist has gifted Chelsea with a colourful mural on King’s Road. Artist and designer Lois O’Hara has experience
Richmond and Kingston art prints celebrate riverside community spirit
A woman is celebrating the riverside community spirit of Richmond and Kingston through colourful art prints. The prints are bold
South west London photographers handpicked for digital exhibition
Feauture picture ©National Portrait Gallery
Studio 73 art gallery in Brixton Village closes with tribute to traders
A much-loved art gallery in Brixton Village closed its doors on Monday after ten years trading in the in-door market.
Millie’s cardboard cutout grandma on display at National Portrait Gallery
A photo of a five-year-old girl next to a cardboard cutout of her grandma was put on display at the