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Beyond Frieze -- exhibitions we love
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Unbelievably, the first ever major retrospective of Alexander Calder has arrived at the Tate - and it blew us away
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NPG's major 2015 retrospective focuses on Giacometti's wiry portraits for the first time
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Portraiture from one of the finest Spanish artists at the National Gallery: Goya’s sitters come to life in this highly anticipated 2015 exhibition
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The highlight of the Tate Britain 2015 calendar: the thick impasto paintings of iconic British painter Frank Auerbach, writes Ella Cory-Wright
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BOOK NOW: Don’t miss one of the best art shows in London 2015 - international megastar Ai Weiwei comes to the Royal Academy
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Tate Modern's radical 2015 exhibition The World Goes Pop spotlights international stars that get back to the roots of revolutionary Pop Art
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One of the top art exhibitions in London this year, Barbara Hepworth Tate Britain 2015 shows the British sculptor at her best. Plus, enjoy a three-course, Hepworth inspired Cornish dinner at Tate.
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Tate Modern reveals the latest commission to fill the vast Turbine Hall by Mexican artist Abraham Cruzvillegas
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Start eyeballing strangers! Simon Schama collaborates with the National Portrait Gallery to spotlight the best of British portraiture
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Discover the legacy of ancient Greek art at Defining Beauty: a must see British Museum exhibition 2015
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Top shows in London 2015: abstraction and colour come to life in the Tate Modern, Sonia Delaunay exhibition
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Once in a lifetime opportunity to see the four original texts of the Magna Carta at the British Library exhibition 2015
