This time last week I was wandering around East Dulwich in the sunshine. The Dulwich Festival covers a ridiculously large area from Denmark ...

Every year I try to see the final cut for the National Portrait Gallery's award. Find out more here.   On this occasion, I visited with ...

Angel Court echoes an ancient path that today links Throgmorton Street to Copthall Avenue between high-rise glass office buildings. During L...

Those of you know me well will know I roll my eyes and sigh every time I hear there's a women's thing on. Hence why I wasn't goi...

Yesterday I went to my favourite London art gallery, Tate Britain, to see the marvellous works by the wonderfully talented Cornelia Parker. ...

Ooh this is a good idea, and something I hadn’t noticed or thought about until I heard about this show – the repeated motif that can be see...

I've seen a lot of art these past few weeks. And it's all good. Last week I went to the Royal Academy Summer Show which this year i...

I had no idea about this superb gallery until I walked inside the door of this unassuming, yet beautifully renovated, Georgian house in Dove...

A few months ago I went to The London Art Fair in the basement of Victoria House. That's the enormous building that looms over the east...

There is a wonderful exhibition on at Islington Museum at the moment – a gallery of paintings of locations throughout my borough. Last Sat...

In a ground floor Tank gallery at Tate Modern I noticed a montage of photographed wall tiles. Recognising them I stopped to read the info bo...

Last week I was invited along to the press view of a lovely Degas exhibition in the basement of the National Gallery – it's the first ti...

In 2011 a marvellous work by John Maine was opened to the public. Wonderful carvings within the rock evoke fossilised rock and the rolling ...

David Mach creates wonderful impressive pieces; a coathanger gorilla, a Greek temple made from old tyres, faces from drinking straws or matc...

I went to the press viewing of this gorgeous painting last Tuesday. Go see it – it's lovely. I took some pics – they turned out to be...

The Dulwich Picture Gallery is always worth a detour. Not only does it have a diverse and perfectly sized permanent display, but the curato...

Landseer House, 19 Charing Cross Road, London WC2. I am not sure if the name of this building relates to Edwin Landseer who painted  The ...

This continues on from here Has anyone ever really taken a good look at that bizarre bit of street sculpture outside French Connection on...

J ust like the Golden Jubliee Bridges , the Millennium Bridge's handrails are the only clean bits to be found along the structure as peo...

Outside Vestry House Museum in Walthamstow Village there sits a short column with an Ionic capital. Its irregular shape kept me intrigued ...