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Sidibé's photographic chronicle of the movement towards independence in Mali is an iconic record of independence
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Scandal, love and duty: so much more than the Nelson mistress, Emma Hamilton comes to life in Greenwich
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London art exhibitions November 2016; photography, polar bears, pancakes and piano men.
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War, landscapes and England's ancient past: legendary 20th century artist Paul Nash and his disarming surrealist works come to the Tate Britain
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Raoul Dufy, artist of the bourgeoisie at play is coming to the Connaught Brown Gallery this Autumn
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Utterly joyous: Rodin's Dancers leap and twirl around the London gallery
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American artist Lucy Raven presents her first UK solo exhibition this winter at the Serpentine
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Scandi-Chic and unquestionably 'hygge', these new pieces for the must-have autumn collection 'Objects' by Fritz Hansen have us craving the chilly winter months and a roaring open fire
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'More is more, kitsch is king, sex is in and shyness is sin' - welcome to The Vulgar
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Scandinavian-inspired furniture, chairs, lamps and more. A hygge home can be yours with our pick of the best design shops in London
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The world's favourite artist comes to the NPG: 'Picasso Portraits' London exhibition is a tender celebration, that softens the hard edges of Picasso’s Modernism
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Words meet pictures at 'Extremes and In-betweens - Ed Ruscha London exhibition brings wry American art to the Gagosian
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Flying fish: The Turbine Hall at Tate Modern has been turned into Anywhen, a strange indoor park with aquatic inhabitants, by Philippe Parreno
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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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'The Asylum and Beyond': Wellcome Bedlam exhibition to explore how our notions of madness have changed over the centuries
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Prepare to be entranced again by Bill Viola: St Paul's large-scale installation 'Mary' sees the video artist return to London's greatest Cathedral
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Politically charged South African artist William Kentridge comes to the Whitechapel Gallery for a major exhibition
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Quite simply astounding. Drop everything and go: Ai Weiwei, Steve McQueen and Patti Smith: the first ever Reading Prison exhibition
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Following a major Tate exhibition, Surrealist artist Leonora Carrington comes to Mile End's Viktor Wynd museum - home of the Last Tuesday Society
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For the next installment of Christie's Lates, Out of the Ordinary auction comes to life in South Ken
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Head to Mayfair gallery Omer Tiroche for this lovely little Picasso drawing exhibition
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Ai Weiwei, Yayoi Kusama, Andreas Gursky, Gerard Richter... Anya Hindmarch plays curator at this Sotheby's exhibition and auction
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Drones made beautiful: Mahwish Chishty London show to explore the war in the sky with Pakistani folk art
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Sigmund in the mirror... Freud Museum Mark Wallinger show turns psychoanalysis on its head
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When it comes to weird art exhibitions, London's a world leader... From St Paul's Cathedral to a mental hospital, here's our list of art in strange places
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The days shorten, summer slips off, but there's plenty of beauty in store. Fill your weekends (and avoid the tourists) with the best smaller gallery shows this autumn
