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City, St George's MA Magazine Journalism graduate, with a background in History of Art. Writing specialisms include art criticism, talent profiles and news reporting. Freelance since 2025 with bylines in Elephant, Hunger, Time Out, Clash, and Polyester Zine.
ART
Sonny McCartney has spent 18 years chasing the moment other photographers miss. Now, with his studios closed, he's getting back to why he picked up a camera in the first place.
Bolanle Tajudeen's curatorial eye stretches beyond her professional work with Bolanle Contemporary and Black Blossoms School of Art and Culture. The director is just as discerning about the people she draws into her orbit, from influential figures across art, design and culture to the artists she now presents.
Leighton House in Holland Park is marking its centenary with several exhibitions that reveal the building's history and artistic origins
The Tate's Ana Mendieta show will be the UK's first ever major exhibition dedicated to the multidisciplinary artist
The exhibition, led by Vogue Ukraine's editor-in-chief Venya Brykalin and curator Marta Bertman, brings a uniquely-Ukrainian lightness to the London gallery.
Lee Miller may have started in front of the camera, but the exhibition proves her greatest skill was knowing where to point the lens, and why.
The multihyphenate might be exhibiting her latest painting collection in the capital, but her heart remains firmly in the countryside.
The exhibit explores how a short-lived Soho club night became a launchpad for a new wave of music, fashion and identity - an impact that still reverberates through culture today.
The Barbican's first fashion exhibition in eight years examines how designers have transformed 'dirt' from taboo to artistic statement, and questions what the term actually means.
The exhibition at the V&A South Kensington paints the last queen of France's pastel legacy as part dream, part nightmare.
The exhibit on the music legend is one for die-hard fans, rather than general art boffs.
Running until 21st September, the Garden Museum is host to Cecil Beaton's Garden Party, a new exhibition looking into the influence of the natural world on the internationally recognised creative force. On a quiet afternoon, Daisy Finch takes a stroll through the woods of Beaton's vast imagination.
Film series follows well-known paintings as they explore places linked to their past
Free resource advises heritage workers on how to explore LGBTQ+ themes in historic sites
Daisy Finch visits an exhibition that embraces the fun to be found in the biggest unknown of all
MUSIC
The music-duo couple on baby names, brutal honesty and imaginary dragon dogs.
Debbie Sings, real name Sophia Hage, offers a compelling tracklist of restless, messy techno tracks, perfect for the resurgence of recession-tinged pop.
"It hasn't really hit me yet that all these people are actually coming to see us," explains Dylon Opalinsky, one half of Opal In Sky's twin frontmen.
Metal, broadly speaking, hasn't always enjoyed the inclusive scene it does today; witchcraft, on the other hand, takes all sorts. Throw both into the
The multi-hyphenate has always been drawn to his "inner landscape" - he hopes his band's latest project will guide listeners through their own.
CULTURE
OnlyFans creators, including Carmen Electra, are licensing their image to AI-powered sites. OhChat produces AI versions of real-world creators catering to a user-directed experience. The site has over 250,000 users, with OhChat claiming 20 per cent.
Best known as Hyacinth in Bridgerton, the actor has a sense of awe for her craft to rival the twinkling teen wonder of the series' youngest sibling.
'The Long Walk' star's foray into acting may have been haphazard - but the energy he pours into his characters is anything but.
DESIGN
Inspiration is rarely plucked fully-formed from the air. If you're hoping to find your own artistic spark, consult SPHERE's list of the best design exhibitions of 2025-from pop culture to pre-history, these exhibits will make an artist of us all.
Spectacular feature walls abound throughout this house, where rooms go from elegantly neutral to bold and beautiful each time you turn a corner
Raul Velazquez, founder of RVO Studio, takes us on a tour of this architectural escape set in a coastal Mexican retreat
The interior designer divulges her go-to sources for the most special curtains, blinds, and more for Livingetc's Little Black Book
The London-based design pro uses accent chairs as the anchoring finishing touch in many of his spaces - here's where he goes to buy them
For this Hollywood home's primary and guest bathroom, it was out with the bland and outdated leftovers from its previous owners, and in with the new