Tim Lee’s large-scale ink drawings and paintings on rice paper are, at a first glance, tightly bound with the visual aesthetics of Chinese painting, while simultaneously referencing elements of traditional European art. The conflation of these visual cultures is unsurprising: Lee is a British artist of Chinese descent. But the work does not just amount to a reverential homage to these past cultures. 

We are really enjoying the street photography of London-based Nils Jorgensen this morning. Nils is a member of 'In-Public,' a group of photographers working in the streets who have a unique ability to see the unusual in everyday and to capture the moment. Like many of his peers, he was heavily influenced by the work of the legendary Paul Strand, Diane Arbus, Andre Kertesz, and Elliott Erwitt.  

Joram Roukes has been on our radar for a year now, and we just featured him in our April 2013 issue (on newsstands this week). The Netherlands-based artist opens a solo show, Les Bons Sauvages, at Stolenspace in London, featuring oil paintings that touch on the subject of folklore and tradition, placing human/animal figures in situations ranging from western folkloric festivities to common customs and behavior in a context or environment touching both dream and reality, nature and nurture.

We were able to speak with Marcel Dzama about his episode of Artist Talk with Alia Shawkat and Lance Bangs, a new six-part MOCAtv series hosted by American actor, producer, and artist Alia Shawkat and directed by American filmmaker Lance Bangs. Marcel's upcoming exhibition Puppets, Pawns, and Prophets opens April 6 at David Zwrner Gallery in London.

Former Juxtapoz Magazine cover artist Todd James (aka Reas) will be exhibiting a new collection of acrylic paintings at Lazarides Galleries in London. Part of his iconic Somali Pirates series, the New York-based artist's paintings depict pirates, often in headgear and masks, brandishing AK-47s and performing a range of quotidian activities.

London-based artist Shan Hur embeds his sculptures into the walls and pillars of the gallery as if they were hidden treasures excavated from the gallery. Shan allows the gallery to become part of the sculpture by making it essential to the impact of the work.

We are enjoying the surreal and dreamy photographs of London-based photographer Katie Eleanor. Katie is currently reading for a BA in Photographic Arts at Westminster University. Ever since she was a child she has wanted to create the dreamscapes she now photographs.  

With his new upcoming album release The Next Day on the way, we have David Bowie on the brain, and we can't help but reminisce about everything from The Labyrinth to Space Oddity. Coincidentally, accompanying this fondness for Bowie is an exhibition presenting a whole array of the musician and cultural icon's career.

As an illustrator, design, screen-printer and film lover, Christina K works with a blend of both traditional and digital mark making techniques. The result is striking and sightful illustrations with subtle narratives and delicate and ethereal qualities. Her work has been exhibited internationally and is on permanent exhibition at Cosh galleries in London.

Hayward Gallery's Light Show visits 50 years of artificial lighting in contemporary art, featuring a huge variety of pieces from both well known and new artists.