Art
Stop Scrolling: Here’s 5 art shows to go to this April
Featuring AI-generated art, Buddhist deities and post-apocalyptic paintings
Hysterical Collective are subverting the idea of the ‘hysterical woman’
Cake as art, an interactive bathroom, a workbook on reclaiming marginalised anger; this charity art exhibition is a must-see
Stop Scrolling: Here are 6 art shows to go to this March
Featuring indie sleaze photography, working class portraits and powerful protest art
Stop Scrolling: Here are 7 art shows to go to this February
Featuring rave archives, wild sculptures, and artwork for the Very Online
Why do cute things make us feel so good?
Sylvanian Families, squiggly mirrors and emojis: we look at what cute means today
24 things to bring joy in 2024
From festivals to film drops, from fashion moments to sports, could this be the year the roaring twenties truly arrives?
Performance art is magic, says Miles Greenberg
The New York-based artist examines the therapeutical function that his medium fulfils in his life for woo’s art column
The photography exhibition documenting 50 years of Hackney’s unwavering spirit
From Shoreditch’s culinary diversity to Dalston’s hedonistic queer scene, Tom Hunter’s exhibition celebrates half a century of community and resilienc...
Images of Indigenous Brazilians showing resistance
Photographer Fernanda Liberti's acclaimed series Dancing with the Tupinambá focuses on a community’s enduring fight to preserve their culture
Tender photos of young male intimacy
In his latest photo project and exhibition Boys Boys Boys, Chinese photographer Lin Zhipeng tenderly investigates the desires of young men
Images of working class Londoners in full joy mode
In his debut monograph Bearing Witness, London-hailing photographer Emmanuel Cole celebrates the beauty of overlooked communities in the capital
The intoxicating power of queer, Black love in Sola Olulode’s latest exhibition
In her latest show, the artist captures the burning intensity of an early romance through a series of paintings imbued with joy, intimacy and affectio...
Striking images interrogating the relationship between photography and identity
In his first ever solo project, photographer Oliver Frank Chanarin investigates what it means to capture identity in post-modern Britain
Tactile, spontaneous photos journeying through queer desire
Berlin-based photographer Spyros Rennt unapologetically celebrates queer sexuality in all its forms with new photobook ‘Corporeal’
Carlos Idun-Tawiah’s striking photographs restore the Ghanaian utopia of his childhood
In his award-winning series ‘Sunday Special’, the Accra-based artist creates an ode to the rituals, places and people in his life
These photos highlight the life and community that make up “non places” between big cities
Photographer Vicente Manssur’s series “Media Distancia” is an ode to forgotten towns
bask in the euphoric "organised chaos" of a British seaside summer
Fascinated by the coastal city he now calls home, Owen Harvey’s candid photos pay tribute to Southend’s sun-chasers
these subversive still life paintings interrogate femininity’s relationship to the domestic
Curator Bella Bonner-Evans walks us through STUDIO WEST’s latest art show ‘The Angel in the House’
Tender images documenting south east London’s enduring working-class community
Local street photographer Nico Froehlich’s ‘South of the River’ project shines a light on locals facing gentrification head-on
an ode to Gen Z dinner parties
Aspirational, inclusive, budgeted and mismatched, new age dinner parties are here and phones are allowed at the table