The What Where When

The ICA features the third film by the one-time Kore-eda protégé Miwa Nishikawa, the most important Japanese female film director of her generation.

21st Century is a research-based programme of talks, film screenings, publication launches, small scale curated programmes and performances.

UTR hit the road with three incredibly inventive bands from their native soil to bring their pastoral punk, junked rhythms and tribal synth dance parties to the near and far of the United Kingdom.

The Tate Modern continues it’s film seasons by celebrating the work of visionary film-maker Barbara Hammer.

To mark bubblebyte.org’s first birthday, The Sunday Painter and LuckyPDF host an exhibition and night of banging music

The view through the lens may be blurred or defined – focused or unfocusfocused or unfocused – depending on what you think you know; what you imagine you see; what you learn to look for: what you are told is visible. – Lis Rhodes   Since the 1970s, Lis Rhodes has been making radical and [...]

London scenesters The Big Pink return with an album packed with positive songs that stand to soundtrack the year.

Working Papers is an exhibition of 33 drawings by Donald Judd (1928-94), covering nearly the entire period he made three-dimensional work – after 1964 using an increasingly radical type of delegated fabrication at Sprüth Magers London.

Porcelain Raft’s ‘Strange Weekend’ is an album that beautifully captures the fleeting right now.

The seventh annual Justin Howes memorial lecture