Is it time to rethink the watercolour painting?
New Tate Britain exhibition challenges preconceptions about watercolour as a medium
Review: The Echo Chamber by Luke Williams
A beautifully woven reflection on a life of regret and unresolved identity
Sex, drugs, and a pair of pink boots
A provocative debut novel from Roxanne Sancto & Martin Tarte
The Thousand Autumns of Jacob De Zoet
A beautifully realised piece of historical fiction from David Mitchell
Amateur serpents and super amorists
Mozart’s famous opera Die Zauberflöte was produced last week on Gloucester Road with London Youth Opera and Imperial’s own choir
Fenimism with flair
Fen kicks off a showcase of female playwrights in Fulham
Tate Modern’s blockbuster Orozco
Rocío Molina Atienza asks whether this high-class freak show is more than the art of drawing crowds
Afghanistan’s magnificent heirlooms
This is the bling of three of Afghanistan’s ancient nomad rulers
Heart-warming sketches from St Trinians’ creator
Find it at the Cartoon Museum until 20th March, students £3
Somebody killed the show
This version of Hitchcock’s classic 'Dial M for Murder' seemed to be more of a technical run through than an opening night
A View From The Bridge
Preview of DramSoc's provocative play
Gallery art should be special
Modern art frankly isn’t, argues Charles Betts