It was a joy to see such strange art seamlessly blend in with a religious venue without being blasphemous.

Three surreal and somewhat spooky shows offset by two soothing nature-based exhibits.

Multi-layered works and elongated, accentuated figures are the prominent themes this week.

Four shows filled with curious and mysterious work, 67 year old heads and Quentin Blake.

Nostalgia and subverted materials feature heavily in six shows this week.

This week’s issue shows that art can cover emotionally charged topics, but be super silly too.

Seven shows with an incredibly wide range of work.

Sometimes 3 shows is all you need. Especially when they combine to bring you work from 125 artists.

An extra large issue with plenty for you to pick and choose from.

Frozen fireworks, people studies, a rediscovered abstract master and a seaside monster you can climb inside.

Street art, Far East art, funny art, emerging and established artists and a whole lot more from these 7 East London suggestions.

There’s a lot of art opening in London this week. If your time is limited, a group show is the way to go. Here’s 5 options.