For the past 3 years, as the art world has descended upon London for the Frieze Art Fair, Lazarides Gallery has descended below the city streets to put on Bedlam, in our opinion one of the best exhibitions a non-fair can offer in a during a heavily Art Fair environment. For the third and final year, Bedlam is being held in the Old Vic Tunnels, and we went to investigate.

For the thrid and final year, Lazarides Gallery in London is set to take over the Old Vic Tunnels underneath Waterloo Station with the exhibition, Bedlam. The interactive, site-specific installation coincides with the Frieze Art Fair, for what we like to call a significant, if not alternative way to see art as opposed to a big hall with booths. This you may see a rat... the show opens October 9. 

The Outsiders, a gallery and print shop of Lazarides Gallery in London, just released prints from former Juxtapoz cover artists, Conor Harrington and David Choe. Harrington's Tardis of Delight is made in an edition of 60, while David Choe's Helmet was editioned at 187.

Harrington Day! Former Juxtapoz cover artist, Conor Harrington, has been producing some fantastic public and gallery works all of 2012, and today, The Outsiders released a new print/etching with the London-based artist; The Killer Inside. Signed in an edition of 35, the etching is a photopolymer Gravure created from an original graphite and charcoal drawing at The Outsiders' dedicated Execution Dock studio in London.

We were looking forward to this exhibition at Lazarides Gallery in London: Brazilian artist Nina Pandolfo's Spice Angels. Bright, bold, playful, Pandolfo has been on our radar for quite some time, a great mix of Japanese style with a Brazilian twist, a full set of characters that seem recognizable at first glance. The show opened last night in London...

Friend of the magazine with work featured in our May 2012 Public Art Issue, Lucy McLauchlan has a super exclusive (and when we say super exclusive, we mean in an edition of 1 sort of super exclusivity) new three-color screenprint available through Lazarides' The Outsiders print shop. Eyes of Wapping features hand painted brush marks on Heritage Rag 300gsm paper, signed by the artist.

This past weekend at Lazarides Gallery in London, Swiss-born, Paris-based hyper-realist painter, Till Rabus opened a new body of work, Forms of Everyday. Even as the works are painted in an almost photo-realist style, the subject matter balances between myth and surrealism.

Once again, Lazarides Gallery in London has organized a group exhibition in the Old Vic Tunnels way beneath Waterloo Station. The Minotaur features new works by Stanley Donwood, Mode 2, Jonathan Yeo, Antony Micallef, David Choe, Doug Foster, Zak Ove, Ian Francis, Conor Harrington, Vhils, Michael Najjar, ATMA, Zevs, Boxi, Ron English, Lucy McLauchlan, and 3D.

British artist, Antony Micallef just opened a solo exhibition, Happy Deep Inside My Heart, at Lazarides Gallery's Rathbone space in London. The show features a body of new unique canvases, originals on paper and some never-before seen media manipulations.

Ron English is currently showing a solo exhibition, Skin Deep: Post-Instinctual Afterthoughts On Psychological Portraiture, at Lazarides Gallery in London. The exhibition is "an exploration of the intersections, discrepancies and synchronicities of personal mythologies on display in our public personas."