Bold, vibrant, poignant: the unrealised genius of Jean-Michel Basquiat
Graffiti artist, poet, painter, the Barbican celebrates one of the brightest stars of the 1980s New York
Edinburgh Fringe: celebrating diversity and genius
This writer’s virgin Fringe experience was marked by an overdose of creative genius.
Mad about the boy: Jane Eyre returns to the NT
Patchy in parts, Sally Cookson’s adaptation remains a worthy staging of the much beloved novel
Off-kilter prog-funk is one for the superfans
Primus' latest work is not one for a dilettante.
Nights to get your heart racing: London’s DnB scene
Even if you’re not the biggest drum’n’bass fan, it’s never too late to broaden your horizons. If you’re tired of robotically drinking Jägerbombs at boring student events, freshen things up by checking out some of these nights!
Diverse influences make for a remarkable LP
Wolf Alice's latest is a great synthesis of multiple influences.
Alternative Music Society Recommends An Album
Time by Electric Light Orchestra is a retrofuturistic classic, a time-travel epic that still feels fresh in 2017
Rhodes must fall
The Fall is a passionate retelling of a real-life student revolution
Too Young For What?
A showcase of Basquiat’s legacy and the creativity of London’s young artists
Where’s the culture at?
Felix’s Arts Editors take you through London’s cultural hotspots
Get to know your friendly neighbourhood Arts team!
Meet the Arts Editors for this year: Indira, Adam, and Jingjie!
QC anarchy is for me
Luciferian Towers ticks the right boxes