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The latest from American conceptual pioneer John Baldessari: 'Miró and Life in General' comes to Marian Goodman
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New Contemporaries showcases the cream of the Art School crop - so pay attention, these guys are gonna be big
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Trippy, dream-like images on show from Glaswegian Rachel Maclean at the Tate Britain for Art Now
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London art exhibitions November 2016; photography, polar bears, pancakes and piano men.
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From Balloon animals to puppy vases, Koons work is rarely dull and never fails to be controversial; you can see it for yourself in Savile Row until January.
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Tried and Tested
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15 chambers form a labyrinth of sculptures. A major new Autumn art exhibition by Antony Gormley lays out the human form like a bewildering urban landscape
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Tried and Tested
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For the love of trees... this Giuseppe Penone London exhibition explores man's place in the natural world
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London photography has a long history- from celluloid to instagram- here's a snapshot of a city's photography scene
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Politically charged South African artist William Kentridge comes to the Whitechapel Gallery for a major exhibition
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London's answer to the New York High Line: discover a side of the East End you never knew existed on the The Line sculpture walk
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Frank Auerbach, the Chapman Bros, Tracey Emin, Howard Hodgkin, Bridget Riley.... just in time for Frieze, Fortnum & Mason announce a pop-up exhibition
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Forget the packed museums: we've rounded up the small London galleries with shows to pop in to summer
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Mesmeric metal: St Pancras station's latest public art installation with Terrace Wires enlists the talent of Ron Arad RA
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Politics is grimy: a well-timed installation at Westminster Hall that brings dirt into the spotlight
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The iceman cometh: not satisfied with defeating England at football, Iceland proves it can also slay us when it comes to installation art
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Sound and colour come together in The Infinite Mix: an offsite exhibition from the Southbank's Hayward Gallery, with Martin Creed, Jeremy Deller and many more
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A very arty farty party: come and celebrate the transformed Tate Modern
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Her exhibitions are a rare occurence this side of the pond: but a Cindy Sherman London show is to open this brand new Skarstedt gallery this October
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Poetic, multi-disciplinary art come to Stephen Friedman: Jim Hodges' show rolls into town
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Dynamic duos, white walls and paint on toast: the Summer Exhibition at the Royal Academy is back. Take our handy guide with you
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From the alleys of Mexico, Francis Alÿs' London show comes to David Zwirner in June 2016
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'A missed opportunity': Bhupen Khakhar London exhibition falls a little flat
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This May at the Foundling Museum, Cornelia Parker curates a show featuring Antony Gormley, Mona Hatoum, Jarvis Cocker and many more
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War, flesh and kitchen utensils: Mona Hatoum brings it on home in this sore but satisfying Tate Modern retrospetive
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Tate Britain Duveens Commission challenges performance artist Pablo Bronstein to make an inspiring new work in 2016
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Tokyo-based artist Yoshitomo Nara brings his big-eyed, childlike creations to Mayfair for an exhibition of new works
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New at the White Cube: Georg Baselitz brings his bronzes and large-scale paintings to Bermondsey
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Now in its fourth year, trailblazing Contemporary African Art Fair 1:54 will showcase artists and galleries causing a stir on the African art scene
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'If there is a joke, the joke's on us' We review Conceptual Art in Britain at the Tate
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Perfectly dotty: Yayoi Kusama takes us to the cosmos - and not without a pumpkin or two
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Addiction made beautiful at the White Cube: 'Junkie', Jac Lerner's confessional show arrives at Mason's Yard this March
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We look ahead to this Hauser & Wirth Felix Gonzalez-Torres exhibition
