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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
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
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
From director Zhao Liang, Behemoth delivers a disturbing, earth-shattering take on a country's quest for industrial gains
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This weekend is set to have soaring blue skies and summer sunshine, so what better way to celebrate August than out on the pergola or at open-air theatre?
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Tried and Tested
Cinema
Sylvia Plath is the obvious comparison, but for Eva Hesse art provided a successful emotional outlet
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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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New work from world-renowned British artist Tacita Dean: LA sunshine (and Hockney himself) come to Frith Street Gallery
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Nose to the grindstone? Look up. From Parliament Hill in the North to the boat trip to Greenwich in the South, here are the best views of London
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Essential
Design
A feast of colour comes to the NPG: William Eggleston's photography is a nostalgic love affair that sings through the decades
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Visual Arts
All Hail Bjork! A Royal Albert Hall show plus a Somerset House virtual reality exhibition from the world's most beloved Icelander
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A controversial artist heading to the British museum: Maggi Hambling London exhibition comes to Bloomsbury
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The birth and death of avant-garde. Russian Royal Academy exhibition charts art born of revolution - and its downfall
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Explore the imagination of David Bowie: personal art collection including Hirst, Duchamp and Auerbach goes on display for the first time
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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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In 1981 a radical group took their body-paint art into the 80s London club scene- and London's finally brave enough to look back
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Woven wire, balance and poise. American sculptor Alexander Calder didn't just make mobiles, as seen from his vast catalogue of jewellery
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Setting a precedent for elaborate fakes? A key image of the Walpoles is restored to their family seat- in the form of a 3D print
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Design
The Skandium Christmas gnome is back - and literally bigger than ever. We preview what's in our favourite store for your Christmas shopping
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Politics is grimy: a well-timed installation at Westminster Hall that brings dirt into the spotlight
