Ken Currie’s nightmarish work at Flowers Gallery Flowers Gallery

The Ted Danson renaissance continues with the charming and moving ‘A Man on the Inside’ Netflix #TedDanson

The superb Jeff Wall retrospective, ‘Life in Pictures’, at White Cube Bermondsey White Cube #JeffWall #WhiteCubeBermondsey

Pristine performances abound in the grimly compelling After The Party.

A sublime, rich and exquisite novel about life on the periphery, spectres of the past and loneliness. #wasreading Fitzcarraldo Editions

BladeoftheSun Fled the country to avoid paying UK income tax as well. One of the least patriotic "patriots".

Lynne Drexler retrospective, ‘The Sixties’, at White Cube Mason’s Yard White Cube

A tender, stellar and wistful intertwining of flawed lives and world events, recounted with a subtle and vivid lyricism Penguin Random House 🐧🏠📚 #wasreading

Haegue Yang multi-disciplinary exhibition at Hayward Gallery Southbank Centre Hayward Gallery

Gagosian Gallery, Grosvenor Hill’s new Takashi Murakami exhibition, ‘Japanese Art History a la Takashi Murakami’ Gagosian

Fine stuff by Matt Forde tonight at Bloomsbury Theatre Matt Forde Bloomsbury Theatre

A lot to unpack in this disturbing road trip novel, which explores familial relationships, inheritance, privilege and guilt with elegance and mordant humour Serpent's Tail #wasreading

A fine cast, pitch-black laughs and plenty of twists in No Good Deed Netflix #NoGoodDeedNetflix

A harrowing, episodic account of love, loss & the complexity of relationships #wasreading Faber Books

‘Queer’ is a dreamy, atmospheric film about addiction and desire, with a pristine performance by Daniel Craig. Genesis Cinema

Ben Wishaw is superb in ‘Waiting For Godot’ Waiting For Godot #GodotWestEnd Theatre Royal Haymarket

Beautiful things at Dulwich Picture Gallery’s ravishing Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious exhibition Dulwich Picture Gallery #TirzahGarwood #Dulwich

An astute & ruminative novel about identification, the creative impulse, obsession & social constraints. Verso Books #wasreading

The Imaginary Institution of India: Art 1975-1998 at The Barbican Barbican Centre examines turbulence, loss, nostalgia, memory & conflict.

William Morris & Art from the Islamic World examines the influence of Islamic art on the British design icon WilliamMorrisGallery