Justin Aversano's latest exhibition 'Smoke and Mirrors' takes on the Gabba Gallery in LA.

The new Gagosian show 'Rites of Passage' brings together 19 artists with a shared history of migration. Editorial assistant Christina Donoghue speaks with artist Julianknxx on his new work that sees him adapt his poetry for the screen.

Spanning over six decades of queer photography, A Hard Man is Good to Find! features works from John S. Barrington to Cecil Beaton.

Fashion Week may be behind us for now but fret not, writer Christina Donoghue has compiled all the art and culture events to keep you ticking until the S/S 24 collections.

British multi-disciplinary artist and dreamer Joe Sweeney has a new exhibition 'Times Are Hard For Dreamers'. Christina Donoghue went to find out more.

This April, the Fashion Museum Antwerp (MoMu) will unveil the next in their line-up of blockbuster fashion exhibitions. Curator Romy Cockx tells us more.

Berlin-based Portuguese artist Grada Kilomba's latest work One Soul, One Memory was unveiled at Goodman Gallery last week. Acting as more than a piece of commentary towards the migrant crisis, Kilomba remains as on trend as ever.

The Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize exhibition will feature at London's Photographers' Gallery, exhibiting the work of nominees Bieke Depoorter, Samuel Fosso, Arthur Jafa and Frida Orupabo.

The latest exhibition at the Armani/Silos fashion and art museum pays tribute to the cinematic style of the French photographer.

Making Mischief: Folk Costume in Britain is the first exhibition dedicated to the rich tapestry of folk customs found in the UK today.

Today sees the opening of Saatchi Gallery's BEYOND THE STREETS LONDON exhibition, bringing together over 100 internationally renowned artists of our time celebrating street art and its roots in '70's New York.

Honouring 30 years of their talent initiative NEWGEN - set up to enable a group of designers to showcase their collections at London Fashion Week - the Design Museum will host REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion in September.

The East London venue which has played host to nights with Honey Dijon and Skepta is turning its hand to art with 'Thin Air', an exhibition exploring art and technology.

Lebanese artist Omar El Lahib's dream world open Saatchi Yates' new 10,000 sqft space.

Featuring works by a collective of creatives (including ikon-1), POSTGENDER looks to highlight how identity is represented in Web3 spaces.

On Tuesday 21 - Thursday 22 December, SHOWstudio hosted the llustrating ikons exhibition.

The future-facing ikon-1 project took over the W1 Curates gallery space on Oxford Street, London.

In its over 160 year history Louis Vuitton has collaborated with a long list of contemporary artists and now their work is on display at a new cultural destination.

This film of intimate portraits by Nick Knight captures the emotions of Liverpool’s creative community of refugees and displaced individuals.

The 18th century Swiss-born artist Henry Fuseli had a fetish for women's hair, as tells the Courtauld's Fuseli and the Modern Woman: Fashion, Fantasy, Fetishism exhibition. SHOWstudio's Hetty Mahlich and Christina Donoghue report.

Looking to challenge the depiction of refugees to the British public, Made of Stars is an immersive experience sharing stories of hope and joy.

A one-off site-specific installation 'Ribbons', created by the designer Matty Bovan, takes the Greenwich Peninsula's NOW Gallery by storm.

Constructed by set designer Andrew Tomlinson, Made of Stars’ 30-foot pyramid immerses visitors in epic soundscapes and film projects featuring the work of 14 refugee artists.

On 10 December, for one day only, SHOWstudio's boundary-pushing NFT project ikon-1 will take over W1 Curates art gallery on Oxford Street, inviting you into Nick Knight and the creators' process from conception to completion.