Piece of Mind at Somerset House is a new exhibition getting up close and personal with our intimate domestic spaces.

Meet Anna Smith, a gifted video producer and director, as a part of our new series on Women Behind the Lens.

We celebrated a decade of Out-Spoken at the Southbank Centre last night - it was a soulful reflection of poetic excellence, music and community.

Meet Inès Elsa Dalal, a talented documentary photographer, as a part of our new series on Women Behind the Lens.

To round up Mental Health Awareness Week, we’re sharing our favourite comfort songs that we come back to whenever we’re feeling blue.

Whether you’re working through your own mental health journey, seeking advice on getting through tough times, looking for similar stories to know that you’re not alone, or hoping to support a loved one by understanding more about what they’re going through – these books are a great starting point.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, join us on a journey to look inwards; to soothe what we so often neglect. What exactly is this week all about, and how can you get involved?

We were invited to The Old Vic for a workshop, backstage tour, and to see The 47th, Mike Bartlett’s Shakespearean take on a dystopian return of Trump in the 2024 US presidential election.

We caught up with Kian Bakhtiari, founder of The People, to learn more about what goes into supporting young people in their creative careers.

Three stages, two days, and a revolutionary line-up: queer camping heaven has arrived for LGBTQ+ ravers, their friends, and allies.

Vicky Pasion’s highly anticipated music video for ‘Switch It Up’ is finally here, and it’s iconic.

Roundhouse Rising shows are the place to find your next favourite artist, before they become everyone else’s favourite artist.

Check out Chandni and Medley, the two great openers for ‘UNEARTHED: Vicky Pasion’.

In light of Fashion Revolution Week, Vicky Pasion draws a focus to independent, ethical, and sustainable brands.

The ICA has announced the seventh edition of its film festival, Frames of Representation, running from 5-12 May 2022. The opening night film, Dry Ground Burning, directed by Adirley Queirós and Joana Pimenta, is a definite must-see.

As Women’s History Month draws to a close, the exciting work of up and coming artists keeps powering onwards! Here are our top picks for women to keep on your radar this year.

At Four Corners in Bethnal Green, you’ll find an archive that takes you through protest history. Photographing Protest: Resistance through a Feminist Lens is a must-see collection of protest images by feminist photographers from 1968 through to the present day.

Spring is here! We’re prepping for this new season of growth by decluttering. That’s right – it’s time to Marie Kondo our way to a refreshed mind, body, and soul.

We don’t have the answers to everything, but these 5 steps might help with getting started.

I’ve been thinking about what makes me happy. Do I need to travel? Is music the most important thing? Is it friendships, relationships, and love? Or does it all boil down to spending time in the sunshine?

Have you ever been in an old abandoned cinema full of people gently weeping? This was the experience at EartH Hackney when Adrianne Lenker played.