Two groundbreaking programs–one rooted in graffiti culture in America and the other transforming prison rehabilitation through fashion in the UK–are proving that art, mentorship, and second chances can change the futures of vulnerable youth.

‘Van Gogh and the Roulins. Together Again at Last’ at the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam is one of the most significant Van Gogh exhibitions in years, offering visitors a rare chance to see the Roulin family portraits reunited under one roof. Bringing

Lunch at Maison François, shop for festive nightwear at Daniel Hanson on Savile Row, check out emerging artist talent Winsor & Newton x Paul Smith’s Foundation International Art Prize, see the Narnia-inspired Christmas lights at Annabel’s, watch

St. George’s Hanover Square became the setting for a uniquely immersive musical event that defied the expectations of a traditional classical concert. Renowned violinist and composer Yury Revich headlined a sold-out performance with the London

Celebrating four decades of boundary-pushing creativity, Saatchi Gallery’s 40th-anniversary exhibition The Long Now is a bold, atmospheric, and deeply reflective survey of contemporary art. Bringing together iconic works that shaped the gallery’s

Sir Isaac Julien unveils a breathtaking new film installation at Palazzo Te in Mantua that bridges Renaissance myth with contemporary visions of ecology, identity, and technology. Commissioned to mark the 500th anniversary of Giulio Romano’s

Kévin Germanier transforms haute couture into music history, following in the footsteps of icons including Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, David Bowie, and Camille Walala to create an unforgettable Montreux Jazz Festival poster.

Winter is the perfect season to slow down, seek inspiration and lose yourself in books that expand your creative world. This year’s standout art and culture releases span great works of art, feminist creativity, textile histories, newly illustrated

Explore the best of this year’s Frieze London and Frieze Masters fairs, from breakthrough contemporary artists, a passion for painting and revelatory textile art to rare antiquities and modern icons.

Highlights from 1-54, Minor Attractions, and PAD London: Showcasing African Contemporary Voices, hotel art installations, and Cutting-Edge Design Trends

Discover Frieze Sculpture’s 13th edition in Regent’s Park and Artichoke Trust’s nationwide public art project, The Gallery: It’s Not Easy Being Green, on view along London’s Thames Path and across the UK during Frieze Week.

From Kerry James Marshall’s show at the Royal Academy and Eva Helene Pade’s London debut to new art fair Echo Soho discover this year’s unmissable exhibitions across London.

Discover the Genius of Anthony Lawrence at Palais des Vaches. The first major UK retrospective of Anthony Lawrence (1951–2022), a British artist whose work blends classical technique, pop-cultural wit, and poetic imagination. Playful portraits,

Pascal Dowers and Paulina Anzorge are redefining Brighton’s Art Scene with Salon events blending art, dance, music, immersive performances, conversation, and a modern take on the historic Paris Salon model. Now on view is an exhibition of paintings