SHOWstudio reunited with lingerie couturier and provocateur Michaela Stark for a one-off collaborative performance titled 'SUSPENDED' to close the SHADOW-BAN exhibition.

Michaela Stark's SHOWstudio performance 'SUSPENDED' is immortalised in this fashion film.

Electric Adam brought his wearable performance art to SHOWstudio for a performance blurring the lines between fetish, fantasy and mythology.

New South London exhibition ‘Radical Rediscovery: Feminist Theatre in Britain 1969-1992’ is a fiery manifesto of love to the history of women-led performance art.

In association with The Black Curriculum charity, SHOWstudio invited Ethan Joseph to host a special evening of poetry readings and performances to celebrate Black History Month.

Familiarise yourself with host Ethan Joseph's thought-provoking introduction to SHOWstudio's poetry fundraising event 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on the evening of Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Watch this mesmerising edit of content creator and activist Darkwah Kyei-Darkwah perform at SHOWstudio's poetry night 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Watch this transfixing edit of of multidisciplinary creative Atlas Azure perform at SHOWstudio's poetry night 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Watch this captivating edit of writer and poet Otamere Guobadia's spellbinding performance as part of SHOWstudio's poetry night 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Watch this mesmerising edit of writer Gazelle Mba perform at SHOWstudio's poetry night 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Watch this edit that captures the infectious energy of poet and DJ James Massiah's performance at SHOWstudio's poetry night 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Watch this short edit of Australian author and poet N'Gadie Roberts open SHOWstudio's poetry night 'I, TOO', held in association with The Black Curriculum on Wednesday 9 October, 2024.

Intrigued by art's rising wave of kinetic sculptures, art and culture editor Christina Donoghue interviewed artist and engineer James Capper about his latest show at Albion Jeune, 'CURVE-BASED SYNTAX'.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue speaks to Sarabande artist-in-residence Lulu Wang ahead of her most ambitious solo exhibition to date, 'Human Puzzle'.

Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue reports on the week in art.

It's official everybody, Marina Abramović is going to Glastonbury! Just don't expect the performance artist to break out into a sing-song.

Showcasing the work of Douglas Gordon and Miles Greenberg, Albion Jeune's new exhibition 'Twenty Four Twenty Four' is an ode to film and the rituals of performance art.

Performance, sculpture and sound come together in Cooke Latham Gallery's latest installation 'Children of the Future'.

Bangkok Art Biennale (BAB) Foundation announces 'The Spirits of Maritime Crossing': a group exhibition bringing together 15 artists from the global south... and living art virtuoso Marina Abramović.

On Thursday night this week, Little Portland Street's new contemporary art gallery Albion Jeune threw open their doors with an inaugural exhibition I Want To Believe by performance artist Esben Weile Kjær.

With help from the Leipzig International Ballet director and Choreographer Mario Schroeder, speech artist and musician Harry Yeff has composed the world's first ever A.I Ballet. Art and culture editor Christina Donoghue finds out more.

Earlier this week, The Hayward Gallery unveiled their new exhibition Dear Climate: Art and Hope in A Time of Crisis, which includes an on-off performance by industry titan, fashion designer-cum-artist Richard Malone.

Renowned London fashion designer Roksanda Ilinčić has turned her talent to ballet, designing the costumes for The Royal Ballet’s 'A Diamond Celebration'.

Drag artist and activist, Belinda Qaqamba Ka-Fassie worked with image-maker Lee-Ann Olwage to make a film which challenges the dominant construction of Xhosa masculinities, Ulwalukho - the right of passage from boyhood to manhood in the Xhosa culture.