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In the Know
Cinema
New children's film Bill: Horrible Histories movie about Shakespeare shows the bard's life with a starry cast and plenty of hi-jinks
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Visual Arts
Grab your armour and sword - we're off to the Battle of Agincourt for The Wallace Collection's fantastic new free exhibition
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Visual Arts
Banned female photographer Hengameh Golestan spotlights the revolution of women in Iran at The Showroom
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Essential
Visual Arts
Trailblazing female war photographer Lee Miller reveals the impact of conflict on the lives of women at IWM London.
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Talks
Popular Israeli historian, Yuval Noah Harari, looks at humanity's capacity for fiction.
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Visual Arts
Film artist on the rise Rosalind Nashashibi gets to the heart of the Imperial War Museum collection with a new contemporary art exhibition
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Talks
Don't miss this British Academy Hilary Mantel talk, where the writer will discuss her hero Thomas Cromwell.
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Talks
At the invitation of 5x15, Mary Beard discusses her new book S.P.Q.R at the Royal Geographic Society.
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Visual Arts
Monumental Maclise cartoon for Battle of Waterloo masterpiece on display at Royal Academy London after lengthy conservation
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Visual Arts
Original Bridget Jones Samuel Pepys gets a major exhibition at National Maritime Museum London
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Essential
Visual Arts
Ben Uri Gallery celebrates 100 years with highlights of the fantastic collection on display at Somerset House London
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Visual Arts
Renaissance masterpieces and dodgy 19th century knock-offs: spot the odd one out at the British Museum's new permanent gallery for the Rothschild, Waddesdon Bequest
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Visual Arts
Museum of London Docklands spotlights the extraordinary life of the UK's first female press photographer, Christina Broom
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Visual Arts
Henry VIII, Lincoln and Rasputin: Sir Roy Strong transforms himself into favourite historical figures in celebratory portrait exhibition at NPG London
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Grab your sword and charge the ramparts! Tate Britain Fighting History exhibition 2015 highlights powerful moments in British history painting
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Thomas Dane Gallery's explosive new exhibition spotlights Bruce Conner's heart-stopping film Crossroads and the nuclear tests at Bikini Atoll
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Visual Arts
Ian Hamilton Finlay embraces the violent French Revolution in an ambitious historical exhibition at Victoria Miro, Wharf Road
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Visual Arts
Dulwich Picture Gallery exhibition hosts the first UK exhibition dedicated to Napoleon’s favourite artist, Pierre-Paul Prud'hon
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Visual Arts
Sumptuous medals at new British Museum exhibition relive the glory and downfall of the Sun King Louis XIV
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Visual Arts
Somerset House remembers the forgotten faces of Waterloo in one of London’s most striking photography exhibitions this summer
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Visual Arts
Imogen Stidworthy manipulates the voices of British soldiers and victims of conflict at new IWM Contemporary exhibition
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Essential
Visual Arts
Start eyeballing strangers! Simon Schama collaborates with the National Portrait Gallery to spotlight the best of British portraiture
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Essential
Visual Arts
Museum of London uncovers the sinister collection of the Metropolitan Police's Crime Museum in an unprecedented new exhibition
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Discover the rich cultural history of the Land Down Under at the British Museum Indigenous Australia exhibition
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Essential
Visual Arts
Once in a lifetime opportunity to see the four original texts of the Magna Carta at the British Library exhibition 2015
