Mmmm cheerful stuff at the Southbank Centre for all those wallowing in the new year blues this January.
Taking place over four days are a series of events including workshops, talks, art installations, stand-up gigs and live music all exploring the concept of death and our attitudes towards the one thing we all have in common.
Highlights include crazy coffins from Ghana, a puppet show about the death of a guinea pig, a performance piece commemorating the now extinct Javanese Tiger, and a pop-up from the ever-brilliant Poetry Takeaway.
The stuff that really matters huh? Surely that would be things like global recession, natural disaster, and the sweetheart deals allegedly negotatiated between HRMC's Dave Hartnett and big corporations...
Opened in June 2011, Has The Film Already Started? is a new suite of galleries exhibiting works form the Tate collection. The focus is on film and performance. Until 26.02.12.
Two simultaneous exhibitions this autumn and winter at the Wellcome Collection, under the title of Miracles and Charms. Infinitas Gracias - Mexican Miracle Paintings is the first major exhibition of Mexican...
This winter Rollo Contemporary Art is playing host to the third and final installment in the critically-acclaimed exhibition series 'The Body in Women's Art Now'. The aim of the series is to review artworks...
A big show at the hayward this year for extremely popular (if potentially overrated) contemporary artist David Shrigley. As well as the faux-naive drawings for which he's best known, the exhibition features...
A mid-career survey at the Hayward this spring for Turner Prize winner (and ex-Tate trustee) Jeremy Deller. Deller is probably best known for 2001's 'Battle of Orgreave' a recreation of the battle that...
Nicholas Wright's Travelling Light follows Metl Mendl, a young Russian with money and inspiration enough to leave his village and seek a new life in England. We join him 40 years later, now a famed movie...
This new play for young audiences following Cameron on an adventure in the Arctic. Well not so much. Cameron is bored stiff in the Arctic. His mum is a scientist researching something or other and he has...
The Garden Museum presents an exploration of the green city movement that sprung up in Victorian times and continues in various guises to this day. From a time when Brixton and Waterloo were rural idylls...
Ever wondered what time sharks have lunch? Well, at the London Aquarium it's 2.30 on the dot.There's a talk beforehand (for the benefit of you visitors - the sharks probably know what they're doing already) ...
The Vault Festival is a menagerie of theatre, film, opera and art in the labyrinth that is the Old Vic Tunnels. It runs for three weeks featuring a collection of the likes of Silent Opera, Kindle Theatre...
An all-new musical set to the songs of '50s legends including Roy Orbison, The Shadows, Eddie Cochran and Billy Fury. The premise is one of musical rivalry between two young guys trying to impress girls...
A stellar cast led by Sheridan Smith (The Royle Family, Little Shop of Horrors) and Duncan James (er, he was in boyband Blue) bring this Broadway sensation to the West End. Based on the winning Hollywood...
An exhibition charting the relationship between one of the pillars of Modernism, Piet Mondrian, and Ben Nicholson - a major name in British twentieth century art. The show aims to explore not just stylistic...