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To celebrate the release of Sara Driver's new Jean-Michel Basquiat documentary, we investigate how Basquiat, a self-taught outsider, became the darling of the art world establishment.
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Art, design, music, drink and food: London's largest free weekend arts festival returns to the capital for its fifth edition
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The indefatigable Hofesh Shechter directs a music and dance spectacular set against the striking background of the Tower of London
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Off the beaten track, but photographic heaven, this Monroe showcase is one of the most Instagrammable art exhibitions London has to offer this spring
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New Tate Britain exhibition magnificently explores the impact of WWI on European art between 1916 and 1932
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Eleven years since its jubilant premiere, War Horse returns to the National Theatre
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Control your dreams and delve into your psyche at a futuristic immersive experience that combines technology and theatre
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After a stunning, sellout runs in New York and Richmond, An Octoroon comes to the National Theatre
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Lia Williams is an irresistible Miss Jean Brodie in this smart, sharp story of desperation and devotion
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Our ultimate guide to the best art exhibitions of the year so far, those still on, and the shows to plan ahead for: 2018 is a stellar year in art
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Come worship at the altar of Frida Kahlo in a rare exhibition of her wardrobe and possessions
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Art, design, music, drink and dance: London's largest free contemporary arts festival returns to the capital for one night only
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The fifth and final episode of Sky's Patrick Melrose series is an exquisite study of blame, compassion and resiliance
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Progress and pop art: Ed Ruscha’s Course of Empire at the National Gallery is a 2018 highlight
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The Serpentine Summer Season is upon us; here's everything you need to know
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Director Sally Cookson leads a new stage adaptation of Patrick Ness' searing novel about a teenager and a monster
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Both prolific, both dead at 28: Egon Schiele and Jean-Michel Basquiat changed the art world forever. Here's how in five paintings
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The Crown's Vanessa Kirby plays a wild party girl in contemporary version of Strindberg play Miss Julie
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Tony Kushner's Olivier-winning musical about Civil Rights era America will transfer to the West End after sellouts at Chichester and Hampstead Theatre
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Guest curator Grayson Perry breathes new life into the Summer Exhibition; Royal Academy of Art's longest running annual showcase of contemporary art
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We’ve read our way through 2018’s new books to find those that definitely deserve some space in your suitcase (or kindle!) this summer
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Simon Stephens and Andrew Scott bring their superlative show Sea Wall back to London for just 14 performances
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Emma Rice takes up residency at the Old Vic with a stage adaptation of Angela Carter's Wise Children
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Following the Affordable Art Fair Hampstead, these are the emerging artists to watch now
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Five of our favourite new podcasts
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Europe’s biggest annual architecture festival returns to London this June. Here's everything you need to know
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A poet and composer compete for supremacy, until they collaborate and produce an opera
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Booking's open for the tenth collaboration between dream team Nick Hytner and Alan Bennett at the Bridge Theatre
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Hurrah for Hamilton's jubilant London transfer. Now there's another chance to book for the record-breakingly successful hip hop musical
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Poldark's Aidan Turner makes his West End debut as a crazed, cat-loving terrorist in Michael Grandage's revival of The Lieutenant Of Inishmore
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French masterpiece meets quintessentially British as the National Theatre stage a play by Eugène Ionesco. Here's everything you need to know about the pioneering playwright
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The roaring twenties come to life with sparkle, drama and a large yet intimate party in this immersive production of F. Scott Fitzgerald's The Great Gatsby
