When pills aren’t enough
The Wellcome Book Prize celebrates the interdependency of literature and medicine
Is David Hockney all he's cracked up to be?
He's beloved by the public, he's very prolific, but do his paintings stand up to scrutiny?
The EU contribution to the Arts
Why only a Remain vote on June 23rd will benefit the future of British art
The Suicide
An adaptation of the Erdman classic amuses and underwhelms in equal measure
People, Places and Things
The National’s unpredictable triumph is revived in style at the Wyndham’s Theatre
Your guide to what’s hot in art this term
Exam season is just another excuse to get out and de-stress with the great shows on offer this term
Great Britain, strange yet familiar
Martin Parr brings together pictures of Britain as seen through outsiders’ lenses
But first, let me take a selfie
Tate Modern's exhibition explores the age-old relationship between photography and performance
Psychedelia and existentialism, hand-in-hand
NT's re-run of Duncan Macmillan's play about addiction is not to be missed.
Great Britain, strange yet familiar
Martin Parr brings together pictures of Britain as seen through the outsider's lens
Earnestly unpredictable and stylistically important
ROH's Importance of Being Earnest is a boldly innovative take on a well-loved classic
The Empire's artistic legacy through the years
Tate's exhibition on Art and the Empire more of the same.