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From William Blake at Tate Britain to Lucian Freud at the Royal Academy, these are the shows to put in your diary for the winter season
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The largest William Blake exhibition since 2001 brings together more than 300 of the artist's works
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From flying cars to an immersive Mars exhibition, here's your guide to the unmissable design events this autumn
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Frieze London 2019 brings a starry array of satellite exhibitions and events to the capital, here are the must see shows of Frieze Week
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Culture Under Attack at the Imperial War Museum (IWM) explores how war threatens not just lives, but the things that make life worth living
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Put away your purse: here's where to get your cultural fix in London for free this summer
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Expect the weird and wonderful: a tribute to the man behind fashion's favourite hallucinatory panoramas and twisted fairytales
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Laura Buckley's walk-in kaleidoscope is impressive, but does not sit well with the rest of this exhibition at Saatchi Gallery
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To celebrate a year that sees women dominating many of the London galleries, we have brought together some of the best female artists on Instagram
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Immersive
Franz West is set to be Tate Modern's spring blockbuster, as this beautifully realised retrospective celebrates the artist's colourful work
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The global touring show Nelson Mandela: The Official Exhibition debuts at a new event space in Waterloo
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Fashion designer turned sculptor Nicole Farhi presents her largest solo exhibition to date. Folds, at Beaux Arts London gallery, celebrates feminine flesh in sumptuous splendour
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Ground-breaking Royal Academy exhibition showcases drawings by Italian Renaissance master Michelangelo alongside video art by Bill Viola
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The Tate Britain Sixty Years exhibition celebrates women artists working in Britain from 1960 to present
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Performance artist Anne Imhof creates engaging new work for the BMW Tate Live exhibition 2019
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The sculptor best known for The Angel of the North stages his most significant solo exhibition for over a decade at the Royal Academy London
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We round up the the best art exhibitions, guided walks, and outdoor sculpture trails away from London's stuffy museums
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As the mini masterpieces go on view, we tell you how to get the most out of the Royal College of Art Secret Postcard sale 2018
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Before you wonder if you’re seeing double: Renaissance painters Giovanni Bellini and Andrea Mantegna get a long overdue joint exhibition at the National Gallery
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What to see at Frieze Art Fair 2018: read our insider's guide to navigate the scrum with aplomb
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Cuban performance artist Tania Bruguera takes over the Turbine Hall with her mesmerising 2018 Hyundai Commission, Tate Modern
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Discover the brightest rising stars of the contemporary art world at START Art Fair 2018
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Pack your bags, grab your camera and head for the open road: these are the best art exhibitions that may just tempt you on a mini-break
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A ground-breaking Rodin exhibition at the British Museum explores how the ancient world shaped the artistic vision of a modern master
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Art, design, music, drink and food: London's largest free weekend arts festival returns to the capital for its fifth edition
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Culture Whisper rounds up the best menus to celebrate Mayfair's art extravaganza this weekend
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Celebrate the man in the mirror and the art he has inspired at the new National Portrait Gallery exhibition
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Cinema
To celebrate the release of Sara Driver's new Jean-Michel Basquiat documentary, we investigate how Basquiat, a self-taught outsider, became the darling of the art world establishment.
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One of the most significant shows of the year opens at Tate Modern: Picasso 1932, Love, Fame, Tragedy is erotic, often brutal but everything we hoped it would be
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Following her acclaimed installation at South London Gallery last autumn, Katharina Grosse comes to Gagosian with an explosive new body of work
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A photographer at the top of her game, Lizzie Sadin wins the Carmignac Photojournalism Award 2018 for her stark portrayal of Nepalese human trafficking
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Find out what inspired René Goscinny to create the Astérix cartoons, one of the most popular comic series of all time
