Curated by Jessica Harrison-Hall and produced with the collaboration of over 100 scholars from 14 countries, the exhibition China's Hidden Century at the British Museum, is an interesting opportunity to explore one of the most important and turbulent periods in Chinese history. The exhibition presents a wide range of art objects, photographs and historical documents that take us on a journey through the period between the end of the Qing Empire in 1911 and the founding of the People's Republic of China in 1949. Rather than following a conventional timeline, China's Hidden Century explores the themes and issues that span this transitional historical period making it very accessible and engaging for visitors, regardless of their level of knowledge of Chinese history. Magnificent sculptures in wood and bronze, antique porcelain and fine fabrics are among the artworks on display. A rich selection of photographs - such as those taken by Henri Cartier-Bresson during his trip to China in the 1940s - document the daily life of the Chinese during the civil war period. Another original experience is the reconstruction of a typical 1930s Chinese house, made of wood, offering visitors the opportunity to enter and explore its interiors, with furniture of the period and everyday objects.
Kangaroo Tour legend returns to Wembley after 22 years
On October 25, London will host the first of three highly anticipated test matches between the Australian and English Rugby League teams as part of the ABK Ashes Series 2025. An event that goes beyond a simple sporting competition but is the rebirth of a historic rivalry that has its roots in the first half of the twentieth century.
The 2026 TCS London Marathon will take place on Sunday 26 April, cementing its place as one of the world’s most prestigious marathon events. The route is flat and scenic, from Greenwich Park to the Mall at Buckingham Palace.
Anselm Kiefer presents new paintings at White Cube Mason’s Yard exploring the relationship between history, memory and materiality. The exhibition investigates Van Gogh’s influence on his practice and frames a dialogue between myth and matter.
Level 42's Brit Pop Celebrates 40 Years At Royal Albert Hall
On 22 October 2025, Level 42 will celebrate 40 years of World Machine with a special concert at London’s Royal Albert Hall. British soul-funk group Roachford joins as special guests. An evening of groove, virtuosity, and unforgettable 1980s hits.