What happens to an image once it is separated from its claim to truth?
As CASA’s Lines of Flight continues throughout 2026 at Brixton House, curator Gabriela Román González proposes something increasingly rare in...
Emma Sielaff is a half-Filipino artist hailing from Chicago, Illinois - whose work spans from events curation all the way to printmaking.
Black Lines of Code is a groundbreaking mixed-media exhibition curated by Danielle Udogaranya, celebrating ten years of redefining representation in gaming and digital culture.
The foundation seeks to redefine an understanding of pace, as a means of establishing intentionality in the artistic sphere.
Noctis got to chat with Cheug Town’s founder and all-around raveboy wonder, Ereda Ouadfel ahead of the next event taking place on November 22nd.
V&A East Muesum officially opens with its inaugural exhibition traveling through 125 years of Black British music.
Collaborative visual essay Keep Britain Diverse, explores what it means to belong to Britain today, confronting the contradictions of its past and the rhetoric surrounding immigration, identity and belonging.
Timur Si-Qin's works compel us to focus on the details as a form of meditation, and express why it is so vital that we re-centre our relationship to Earth.
'Heaven, I Wanna Go There' is a 10-minute noir lesbian romance, created by a team of up-and-coming queer London talents.