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Must See
A trio of titans storm London's art scene this week. Here's all you need to know
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Visual Arts
Why pay $100m for an original Basquiat when you can have it in clothing form? Answers on the back of a hoodie, please
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Essential
Visual Arts
Two new Banksy murals have been spotted near the Barbican Centre ahead of Boom for Real – the much-anticipated exhibition of work by American graffiti artist Jean-Michel Basquiat
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Must See
Be paddle ready this autumn: these are the upcoming London auctions not to miss
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In The Know
The London Symphony Orchestra's new chief conductor is a game-changer for the capital's classical scene
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Features
But how did this self-taught outsider become the darling of the art world establishment?
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Things To Do
Basquiat makes his UK debut, ancient Siberian warriors settle at the British Museum, and the Royal Academy showcases American heavyweight Jasper Johns: Here's the best of London art this month
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Essential
Classical Music
With gorgeous Mendelssohn and Brahms melodies so excitingly communicated, the only problem will be how to stop singing along....
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Dance
Experimental dancer and choreographer Trajal Harrell is set to take London by storm with his first ever major performance exhibition in the capital
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Theatre
Technology and magic take over the Barbican stage as the RSC production of The Tempest transfers to London
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Festival
Out-of-this-world festival-exhibition hybrid, with new art and archive material focusing on all things sci-fi and sci-real
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Classical Music
Symphonies by Beethoven and Shostakovich, a Bernstein classic, and the first performance in Europe of an important new composition about our sense of place – spring highlights for 2018
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Dance
Spanish dance star Rocío Molina returns to the Barbican with her fascinating fusion of traditional and avant-garde flamenco this autumn, as part of Dance Umbrella 2017
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Things To Do
Yes, Soho, plus a few suggestions that are a little more... offbeat.
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Dance
Submerge yourself in a seamless synthesis of fluid dance, hypnotic light and atmospheric sound when Darren Johnston’s new performance project, Zero Point, comes to the Barbican
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
Cheek by Jowl's The Winter's Tale, Shakespeare's late 'problem play', is a powerful, fulfilling exploration of jealousy, love and redemption
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
Ivo van Hove's multimedia marathon staging of Shakespeare's Roman plays shows how achingly repetitive political history can be
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Last Chance
Dance
Human dancers; man-machines; a mechanical orchestra; and a series of the cutest ever humanoid robots perform in Blanca Li’s show Robot at the Barbican
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Essential
Festival
This year the EFG London Jazz festival celebrates its 25th birthday: Barbican, Southbank and other venues gear up for an autumn to remember
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Things To Do
A London Valentine's Day offers more than red roses and candlelit dinners. How about dance classes, risqué French films and an adventure in a Finnish forest?
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Features
London Symphony Orchestra 2017/18: Culture Whisper focuses on the top events to book
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Classical Music
British music is being championed by Sir Simon Rattle with the London Symphony Orchestra, and that includes new compositions, like Helen Grime's
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Classical Music
An hour's music is the perfect antidote to a demanding day, and starts the evening out in style
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Classical Music
A rare chance to catch a piece with not just one but seven composers
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Classical Music
A 10-day festival of music celebrates the arrival in the capital of Sir Simon Rattle as the new music director of the London Symphony Orchestra
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Classical Music
Hear the symphony that Mahler did not live to hear himself
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In The Know
The return to Britain after 15 years in Berlin of the London Symphony Orchestra's new music director is the best news of 2017
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In the Know
Visual Arts
The changing face of war photography: come and explore this immersive photograph exhibition from Deutsche Börse Prize winner Richard Mosse
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Essential
Design
The snazzy new Barbican Centre shop opens its doors after a major revamp, and introduces its Maker Series
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Features
Kings, rappers and schemers: the gender-blind casting on stage and screen helping to redress male dominance in the industry
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Tried and Tested
Theatre
Power, jealousy, deceit and seduction take centre stage in Shakespeare's Cymbeline at the Barbican
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Opera
What went through the minds of the team that created the first atomic bomb? That's the question that this sage composer addresses in his important work from 2005
