The difference between post-pop and pop art, explained through Margate printmaker Charlie Evaristo-Boyce and his bold, affordable screenprints at Atom Gallery.

A roofer turned Arts Council Collection artist, a pair of hand-pulled etchings, and the most quietly compelling story on the Atom shop right now.

Edwardian picture-book children carrying placards, banners and quiet fury — quintessentially Ceal, freshly arrived in Stoke Newington.

Beige walls are a coping mechanism. They are what happens when a flat asks for a personality and the landlord says no. Most "affordable art" plays along — soft neutrals, vague abstracts, the visual equivalent of a polite cough. We are not interested in any of that.

Fluoro inks, layered drips, anti-corporate attitude. Why Ben Rider's screenprints hit harder than the polite stuff — and where to start collecting at Atom Gallery.

A short guide to Jo Peel's London prints — Beigel Bake, E Pellici, Trellick Tower — and why her work belongs on your wall.

The Queen, a Batman mask, and a question about wealth that gets harder to answer every year.

The TRAINSPOTTERS #T30 exhibition brought 30+ artists to Stoke Newington for the film's 30th birthday. The show's over. The prints are still here.

Not My Type got featured in the Hackney Citizen!

We - honestly - have no idea how these Time of The Signs artworks got where they did!