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Water Aid present exhibition of 25 toilet seats at British Art Fair.

The innovative global art fair will relocate to an iconic new space in London’s world-renowned creative and technology hub, Kings Cross-St Pancras – the vibrant district for innovative talent, now known simply as KX. 

As the Art World flocks to see the national pavilions of the Venice Biennale, cultural institutions around town put their best show forward. Here are my Top 5 exhibitions to see in Venice right now.

A bold and strangely soothing new exhibition at the Venice Biennale hopes to lessen the stigma around the female form.

‘Breasts’ is set to open at ACP Palazzo Franchetti for the duration of the Venice Art Biennale 2024.

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London Post-Easter.

Culture& and Sotheby’s Institute of Art, in collaboration with Gallery OCA, announce Together We Thrive, a fundraising exhibition for the Cultural Leaders Programme.

‘Dreamland Sirens’, a London exhibition from Charlotte Colbert, is curated by Simon de Pury and LA-based gallery UTA Artist Space.

The 2023 edition of Eye of the Collector ran from May 17-20, presenting works of art and design side-by-side in the unique atmosphere of Two Temple Place.

Spanning four stories, the exhibition features works by artists such as Magdalena Abakanovicz, Lee Bul, Marlene Dumas, Mary Heilmann, Cindy Sherman, and Kara Walker. The show runs until May 23, 2023.

‘Pink, it’s my new obsession’, sang Aerosmith in the late 90s. My six-year-old daughter states that pink is her favourite colour several times a day.

Somerset House presents The Horror Show!: A Twisted Tale of Modern Britain, a major exhibition exploring how ideas rooted in horror have informed the last 50 years of creative rebellion. 

Bird&Carrot productions are delighted to announce the installation of Kostya Benkovich’s monumental sculpture The Right Hand of God in Holland Park’s Napoleon Garden.

Best Seat in the House sees leading creatives design a toilet seat artwork to raise awareness of the sanitation crisis.

Like almost every other woman in the world, Zuzanna Ciolek grew up receiving the message that women needed to look a certain way, and act a certain way, in order to be worthy of love.