On Sunday 27th December, two days after Christmas, Harlequins take on Gloucester Rugby in Big Game 8, at the Home of England Rugby.

  Moffat Takadiwa – Foreign Objects – Tyburn Gallery Where: 26 Barrett Street, London, W1U 1BG (Closest Tube Bond St) Dates: Nov 5 – Jan 9, 2016 Why you’re going to see it: His stuff is street art with stuff from the actual street Born in Karoi, Zimbabwe, in 1983, and currently based in Harare, […]

Fancy a bit of furniture for the weekend? Ikea maybe? Or Gumtree? Instead how about this little beauty for two and a half mill? (Might have to use coasters for this one?)

The International African art revolution hits the London art season with a vengeance this week.
Strap on your ‘But is it art’ glasses and hit the culture trail.

Stunning selection of sought after SA Art from the likes of Stern, Pierneef, Kentridge and Siopis go on sale next week. Phone bidding is welcome, so UK buyers have a chance to take advantage of the rand difference.

This week, SA galleries Erdmann Contemporary and Gallery Momo are showing at the Startartfair.com (For ’emerging artists and new art scenes.’ – ’til Sept 13

The kitchen notice board that turned out to be a poignant part of South African history may sell for over one million pounds

Last chance to see William Kentridge room at the RA academy this weekend

Africa bookings secures start up investment

An interview with art collector Julian Smith about why he promotes South African art internationally and what to look for when buying South African art.

Ardmore Ceramics are one of the greatest success stories in South African art and craft and now you can see the latest pieces firsthand at Patrick Mavors in Fulham.

‘Human Nature’, a unique exhibition exploring our changing relationship with the environment, features South African and Zimbabwean artists, and will be on show in London in October

On 1 October, Bonhams London will auction eleven works by Irma Stern with a combined estimate of £2-3million in their biannual South African Sale.

Craig Wylie, Zimbabwean born artist and past winner of The BP Portrait Award, is famous for his super-realist portraits in bright tones. He has now been selected for The Threadneedle Prize on the basis of a dramatically different new body of work. Fellow Zimbabwean Artist Gordon Glyn-Jones caught up with him ahead of his solo show that opens in Liepzig on the 13th to talk about the new work. The Threadneedle Exhibition Show, which seeks to showcase the best contemporary figurative artwork being made in Europe, opens in London on the 24th of September

In the wake of millions of vaguely disappointing Valentine’s Days, we jump on the Eurostar to show you how to have a really romantic weekend in Paris.

For those tough-to-shift stresses of living in London, we recommend a triple-cleansing combo of chilling in nature, getting big-time active and embracing culture. We found all three in the lesser-known region of Alentejo, Portugal.

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