Bradley Theodore is an American artist who became known for his bright, skeletal portraits of leading celebrities and fashion figures. His new collection is more ambitious tackling historical and biblical figures, but with his trademark colours and bold brushstrokes.
Bradley Theodore's exhibition 'The Coronation' is on at the Maddox Gallery until the 21st October.
Giles Revell's Cartographic Colour exhibition at the Crossrail Roof Garden
The celebrated three-wheeled British cars, have been given a makeover
A Victor Wong exhibition blending the worlds between artificial intelligence and art
The medical thriller stars Katie Clarkson-Hill as one of the doctors
The contemporary abstract artist Sean Scully has created a new exhibition
The celebrity journalist has pretty much seen it all.
Why it's hoped that Les Ferdinand could help people traumatised by Grenfell
Libby has put female fighters at the centre of the new production
The pledge to cut carbon emissions comes as extinction rebellion carried out their 10th day of protest in central London, urging the government to take action
Veterans making the trip have been speaking to London Live about their experiences
Independent film festival in Islington
The life of England Cricketer Chris Lewis is about to be told on stage
Festival dedicated to the science of making babies
Some of the winning and shortlisted images for this year's awards
A mixture of Eastenders and voodoo
While her own attacker reflects on his actions – Ms Wells hosts workshops in schools and colleges to talk to young people about consent
Through his think-tank Open Europe, Lord Leach is at the heart of the referendum debate, consulted by both camps. He explains to Margareta Pagano...
A due diligence report for HP mentioned accounting differences
