Alex Sturrock’s exhibition, NO COMFORT is a set a of TVs showing photos collected from amateur photographers living in particularly ‘uncomfortable’ places or parts of the world:  Kabul, Haiti and Gaza. Each TV shows pictures from one place and the photography is all taken on mobile phones. Interestingly, it’s in real time so the photos [...]

Phoenix Fry is the creative director of the Nollywood Now film festival, the first Nigerian film festival in the UK.

This year is the 10th year of photomonth, an annual event in east london, showcasing photography from the UK and overseas along with lectures on the meaning and influence of photojournalism. This year there is a focus on portraiture and exhibits vary from the familiar faces of the locals from the east end of London, [...]

Nigeria’s 50th anniversary of independence is on 1st October this

Squatters from the Mare Street community centre, a Grade II listed building which

A performance artist has apologised after making a play about killer Raoul Moat

Ken Livingstone has been chosen by the Labour Party to run as its candidate

After seven glorious years, The London Design Festival has now produced an