July's art calendar is packed with reasons to head out, from major new openings and long-awaited reunions to interactive installations and quietly compelling solo exhibitions. A few fresh creative ...

Sleep rarely stays simple in Pare Patcharapa's latest solo exhibition. Drawing on time spent between Thailand, New York and ...

The new Solar Sharer Offer gives eligible households free electricity from 11am to 2pm every day – and you don't need rooftop ...

Bright colours, familiar faces and a healthy dose of imagination fill Neon Dreams, Paper Saints, a group exhibition bringing ...

THE FURRYWAYS, the latest exhibition from Kooky World, before it heads to Seoul, Hong Kong, Jakarta, Tokyo and Taipei. Inspi ...

Fairy tales, myths and bedtime stories rarely end the same way once they pass from one person to another, and this group ...

In the Monocle Quality of Life Survey for 2026, Sydney was crowned the fifth most liveable city in the world – the ...

Do you know, for example, Porthmadog ? The ‘chilled-out’ north Welsh harbour town came in at number 13 on our coastal towns ...

Not all Declarations of Independence are written out equally, as the New York Public Library will make clear from July 1–7 ...

This late July, if a proper city stroll is calling your name, point yourself towards 'Charoen CITYZEN: Charoen Edition' – an ...

Jeremy Clarkson may divide opinion, but there is no debate that his show, Clarkson's Farm, has done wonders for the farming industry, not just in the United Kingdom, but worldwide. For those who have ...

More than two decades after staging exhibitions, publishing books and making art happenings together, four artists reunite ...