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Black every-men and women mix in with the V&A's permanent sculpture galleries
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15 artists taking on the biggest issue facing the planet.
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Migration, the pandemic and life in London are all in this exhibition
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The Affordable Art Fair returns to Battersea this October – with wallet-friendly original art from £50+
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Our insider’s guide to navigating the busiest week in the art world calendar
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A superb exhibition that is both needed and memorable
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Affordable Art Fair Hampstead celebrates its special 10th edition on Hampstead Heath this May
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Don’t miss this inward journey into motherhood, psychic wounds and sexual longings through the unflinching feminist gaze of one of the most important artists of the century
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From Francis Bacon's haunting bull to Whistler's Woman in White and Louise Bourgeois' Woven Child, your guide to the must-see London art exhibitions in 2022
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From Noguchi's stylish sculptures at the Barbican to Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's intimate, contemplative paintings at Tate Britain, the best art exhibitions of 2021
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Here is our selection of virtual art experiences and online exhibitions from some of the UK's smaller galleries.
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From Diane Arbus at the Hayward Gallery to Tim Walker at the Victoria and Albert Museum, these are the exhibitions that dazzled us this year
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The RCA Secret auction opened on the first weekend of December. Check back nearer the time for more details.
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What to see at Frieze Art Fair 2019: read our insider's guide and navigate the scrum with flair
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Frieze London 2019 brings a starry array of satellite exhibitions and events to the capital, here are the must-see shows of Frieze Week
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Celebrate 50 years of Black creativity in Britain at the major new Somerset House exhibition Get Up! Stand Up!
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Olafur Eliasson: In real life has landed at Tate Modern and it is an immersive exhibition like no other
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The Other Art Fair offers a hipper alternative to traditional art fairs and is back for its summer edition this July
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London's largest free contemporary festival is back this year with a wealth of nocturnal art, design and music events
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Laura Buckley's walk-in kaleidoscope is impressive, but does not sit well with the rest of this exhibition at Saatchi Gallery
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To celebrate a year that sees women dominating many of the London galleries, we have brought together some of the best female artists on Instagram
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Phyllida Barlow's towering creations land at the Royal Academy in London
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Franz West is set to be Tate Modern's spring blockbuster, as this beautifully realised retrospective celebrates the artist's colourful work
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Ground-breaking performance artist Marina Abramović presents her latest work at Serpentine Galleries – but for one week only
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British artist Tracey Emin returns to White Cube London for a major solo show of poignant new work
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You're going to want to plan a trip to Oxford: Ashmolean museum stages a major Jeff Koons exhibition
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The most vibrantly coloured streets, bars and museums in London to put on your Insta right now
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Contemporary art duo Gilbert & George talk Brexit, big Royal Academy plans and the core heart of their creative practice
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The relationship between art and intimacy is lovingly explored in the major autumn Barbican exhibition, Modern Couples
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Christian Marclay premiered his intensely visual work The Clock in 2010. Now it's back to London. But time's ticking, it'll be gone by Monday
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Painter Anna Liber Lewis and musician Kieran Hebden AKA Four Tet are lifelong friends. Elephant West brings them together for Muscle Memory, a multi-sensory exhibition
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The Tate Britain Sixty Years exhibition celebrates women artists working in Britain from 1960 to present
