By the end my heart rate had accelerated and my toes were happily tapping.

An exhibition of sound art, showcasing 26 works from an international open call.

Semi-transparent ‘ghostly memories’ of architecture steal the show in an exhibition of works about ‘home’.

Why is it so hard to say you’re sorry?

A showcase of 26 contemporary artists from South Asia.

Edgy, contentious, uncomfortable and brilliant.

Still Life: an exhibition that discusses and depicts animals as products of trophy hunting.

Author. Playwright. Politician. Visual artist? Yes, and a damn good one, too!

With fantastic abstracts, challenging conceptual art and gay porn this show’s got something for everyone.

The biggest emotion this show raises is: Why?

Two female artists that use photomontage to subvert and reclaim ownership over stereotypical views of race, gender and sexuality.

A museum that aims to promote a more accurate understanding of mental illness as it is known today

An impressive retrospective showcasing just how much Noah Davis accomplished before his untimely death at the age of 32.

Some great art, and a bit too much photography, from artists of a working-class background.