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Opening with Vládmir Combre de Sena, Ilse Dreher, Harald Etzemüller, Paul Hirsch, Anette Kaplan, Kerstin Lichtblau, Matthias Rudolph

Flat Volume - Exhibition at APT Gallery (Art in Perpetuity Trust) in London

Flat Volume explores how form, object-ness, and material culture are investigated in contemporary painting, rooted in the work of Paul Nash and Phyllida Barlow.

Thieves - Exhibition at APT Gallery (Art in Perpetuity Trust) in London

APT 30th anniversary group show, is this year selected by APT Artist Alumni Roxy Walsh and APT Artist Member Richard Rigg.

Petition: Make the arts part of UK National Renewal | Campaign for the Arts

The Chancellor is reviewing all public spending from scratch. The arts make our lives happier and our communities stronger. Now is the moment to invest in them.

Arts Council England chair says sector at ‘tipping point’ amid funding fears

Sir Nicholas Serota says continued public investment is vital to draw in private funding to maintain cultural centres

900 new homes planned for Deptford Bridge - with just 11 per cent 'affordable' - The Greenwich Wire

A 31-storey block could tower over Deptford Bridge as part of plans for more than 900 homes on the old Lewisham College site - with nearly nine out of ten to be sold privately.

New look for car-free Deptford High Street unveiled by council - The Greenwich Wire

New designs for Deptford High Street have been revealed by Lewisham Council, which plans to ban cars from most of the shopping area every day of the week.

Darkness Visible - Exhibition at APT Gallery (Art in Perpetuity Trust) in London

An exhibition of painting, installation, film and performance that takes the simple idea of light emanating from darkness as a starting point to explore deeper themes of the unseen, the psyche,...

‘Mass theft’: Thousands of artists call for AI art auction to be cancelled

Letter says many of works being sold by Christie’s are made by AI models trained on pieces by human artists, without a licence

‘Worse than the 1980s’ – that’s the arts sector now. It’s not a good look for a Labour government |...

So many pre-election promises: but still a cultural malaise spreads from our schools to museums, galleries and theatres, says the Guardian’s chief culture writer Charlotte Higgins