Share alike for artists with history
	10:53am Fri 31 Aug 07
	Having studied together, worked together and exhibited together, artists Tessa Coe, John Edwards and Petra Klomp have a pretty good understanding of each other's work

	Abolitionist will star at exhibition
	2:10pm Wed 29 Aug 07
	An exhibition marking the end of the transatlantic slave trade has opened in north London, and was brought alive by the appearance of a character from the period who worked towards abolition.

	At the art of the Palace
	10:33am Wed 29 Aug 07
	Crystal Palace artist Stuart Mayes talks to Kerry Ann Eustice about why community arts events are so important.

	Bespoke jewellery making made easy
	3:06pm Tue 7 Aug 07
	Unable to resist making her own jewellery, Kerry Ann Eustice went to a workshop to pick up some tips.

Man discovers treasure in late wife's handbag

4:34am Wednesday 1st August 2007

A widower was surprised to find a hoard of valuable ancient coins - dating back as far as 1282 - in his late wife's handbag.

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	The best job in the zoo-niverse
	8:03pm Tue 31 Jul 07
	Often described as London’s hidden gem, Battersea Park Children’s Zoo is a great way to keep the kids entertained during the long summer months. Andrew Westbrook spent a day as a zookeeper to see for himself.

Dust off your glad rags

12:21pm Monday 30th July 2007

Get ready to step back in time at the Kew Bridge Steam Museum, with a 1940s themed weekend, World War II and You: Life on the Home front, over the August Bank Holiday 25, 26 & 27.

	Are you feeling fruity?
	10:58am Thu 26 Jul 07
	I've heard about art good enough to eat before but try resisting these latest paintings by Croydon artist Suzy Abrahams.

	A Passion for fruit
	9:50am Thu 19 Jul 07
	I've heard about art good enough to eat before but try resisting these latest paintings by local artist Suzy Abrahams.

	The beating heart of Irish artists
	9:42am Thu 19 Jul 07
	The Barbara Stanley Gallery in Putney is the beating heart of Irish artists in south London and it proudly presents its summer exhibition - The Art Of Music by Brian Smyth and Joseph Sloan.

	Rooms with a view
	9:56am Thu 19 Jul 07
	Visiting the Honeywood Heritage Centre makes for a tranquil experience, and if the summer ever begins, it will be even more gratifying. But there are plenty of reasons to wile away an afternoon at the (chiefly) Victorian period house.

	Art keeps me alive, says HIV positive painter
	4:40pm Tue 26 Jun 07
	An artist who has been HIV positive for 18 years attributes her survival to painting "happy cells".

Let’s hear it for veg at Hampton Court

11:00am Sunday 24th June 2007

As the world's biggest flower show is just around the corner, JUNE SAMPSON previews this year's display of perfect blooms.

An oasis in Streatham

12:22pm Friday 22nd June 2007

I have not seen any rooks. I have not heard any rooks and yet I am sitting in one of London's best kept secrets, The Rookery.

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