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Go shoppingIn our Arts & Culture section, Litro explores the intersections between arts and culture, lifestyle, living and travel.
Bringing you reviews and features on forthcoming exhibitions, events, public art. Contemporary artists, and everything else in between.
Art, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick
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Art & Technology, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Future Archives, Interviews, Music
Adem Holness, Head of Music at SXSW London, speaks to Litro about live discovery, London’s many musical energies, and why festivals can still create memories that platforms and algorithms cannot.
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Interviews, Poetry
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Poetry
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Future Archives, Interviews
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Feature, Features, Interviews
Art, Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Reviews, Technology
Arts & Culture, Books, Editor's Pick, Future Archives, Interviews, Publishing
Arts & Culture, Books, Digital Culture, Editor's Pick, Fiction, Reviews
A Litro guide to the best small-press fiction of 2026 so far, with six real titles from independent publishers including Cipher Press, Saqi, Cassava Republic, Moist and Conduit.
Arts & Culture, Essay, Features, Reviews
On rediscovering the humane, intimate photography of David Wise
Joanna Pocock speaks to iconic US composer and polymath Phillip Corner as he plays at Hackney’s Café Oto.
Art, Arts & Culture, Digital Culture, Technology
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Interviews
Rosie Goldsmith on funding cuts, translation, risk-averse programming, and why too many literary festivals still play safe.
Arts & Culture, Editor's Pick, Essay, Fiction, Flash Fiction Contest, Flash Friday, flash-friday, Technology
I met Tom Stoppard once, in the quiet stacks of the London Library. He didn’t give me advice or aphorisms — he gave me something rarer: his time.