Everything made with their own fair hands

TABLEWEAR, sculpture and garden decorations made by local potters are on display atRead

Architect's houses that looked more like castles

IAN PROCTOR investigates a new exhibition about architect Ernest Trobridge, showing at Brent MuseumRead

Journey of landscapes

IAN PROCTOR speaks to artist Ruma Nowaz about Transitions, her solo exhibition at The Stables GalleryRead

Give art this Christmas - without breaking the bank

BRENT will be breaking down the barriers to the art world by launching its third very own Brent Affordable Art Show - just in time for the Christmas season.Read

A study of human society - as seen from a rail carriage

AN INTRIGUING and nostalgic new exhibition explores how travelling by bus, train and Tube from the capital's outlying boroughs into the heart of the city has changed - and in some aspects stayed the same - since the early 20th Century.Read

Artists tackle life's big questions in exhibition

TWO group exhibitions are to open at a local art gallery - one exploring what things really matter to people and the second examining life's twists and turns, both good and bad.Read

Holding up a mirror to issue of Arab identity

A new display at the National Portrait Gallery mixes and matches images of Arabic speakers and their possessions to try to address a reluctance among people of Arab descent to be portrayed visually. IAN PROCTOR takes a lookRead

New author Tony fine tunes love for writing

A MUSICAL composer turned author is hoping to have readers gripped with his hilarious new thriller documenting a 'crazy' 12 hours in the life of a gangster.Read

Free art exhibition puts local talent on show

Harrow Art Society are currently presenting their spring exhibition at the Gayton Library in Harrow.Read

Rhiannon's urban view

The Stables Art Centre and Art Gallery in Dollis Hill is hosting a solo exhibition by artist Rhiannon Hunter - a recent graduate of textiles at Goldsmiths College. Read

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Beryl Cook exhibition comes to Edgware

An Edgware restaurant is hosting an exclusive exhibition of paintings by popular artist Beryl Cook.Read

Man meets machine

Machines and robots take centre stage at Kinetica Art Fair - a showcase of artwork that becomes animated through movement, sound, light and time to have a life of its own.Read

Two pints of lager and a painting, please!

A pub is showcasing local artists' portraits of iconic scenes in the borough. The exhibition was launched by teacher Angela Pearcey at The Case is Altered, in Old Redding, on Wednesday January 21.Read

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Harrow artists display in pub

A Harrow pub is showcasing local artists' portraits of iconic scenes in the borough.Read

This is Capa!

Photographs can tell a whole story that we reporters need hundreds of words to explain. Read

African inspiration

Colourful works of art inspired by Africa are the subject of a new fortnight-long exhibition at Gayton Library.Read

Art sale puts the boot in

Art lovers flocked to a Hoxton-style boot sale in Hatch End recently to browse and buy locally-made pieces.Read

Mysterious work full of colour

Mystery and colour (and a sinister streak) collide at artist Nicola McCartney's exhibition at Brent's The Stables Gallery and Arts Centre - her first solo show.Read

No place like Homebase for art

Paintings from local artists are to go on display in a rather unusual venue - a local DIY store. Read

Where to go to buy the 'next big thing' in art

Low-cost landscapes, inexpensive images and cheap contemporary sculpture - bargains are to found at Brent's third annual Affordable Art Show at The Gallery at Willesden Green, where many pieces will carry a price tag under £100.Read

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