Ahead of Opera Gallery London's upcoming exhibition Dreaming in Colour  (5 March – 6 April 2026), we spoke with one of its participants, British artist Camilla Perkins. The show brings together more than 20 emerging artists to explore how a new generation of artists engage with dreams, the unconscious, and colour, continuing a dialogue Opera Gallery has long championed through artists like Chagall, Kusama, and Niki de Saint Phalle. Among them, Perkins stands out for a practice rooted in the...

Born on Yuzhou Island and raised on a horse farm in Shandong, Han Bing spent over a decade teaching herself to paint before entering Beijing's Central Academy of Fine Arts. Her practice has since taken her across the world, from construction sites in Delhi to the streets of Los Angeles, driven by a persistent concern for what modern civilisation costs us ecologically and spiritually. What emerges is an art that finds its language in ruins, rubble, and discarded things, all the places most...

Lit by over a hundred beeswax candles and modelled on the intimate indoor theatres that Shakespeare himself knew, the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse has always carried a paradox at its heart. It is a space built to honour a specific theatrical tradition, and yet the two productions it is currently housing work hard, and in very different ways, to unpick exactly whose tradition that is, and who has historically been permitted to inhabit it.   Running in repertoire through to April, Tim Crouch's...