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A major survey of Cornelia Parker's immersive sculptures opens this spring at Tate Britain
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After months of closure, galleries, museums and family attractions are tentatively reopening. Here’s when you can next visit London's top cultural institutions
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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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With the Affordable Art Fair Battersea 2018 edition now open, we offer our top tips for starting an art collection with the help of Fair Director Luci Noel
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The ultimate guide to Frieze London: we tell you what to see, where to eat and what else to visit while it's here
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Put on the red light: Tal R's paintings of sex shops, massage parlours, brothels and more come to Victoria Miro this autumn
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The blockbuster exhibitions start to close in August, so it's time to start snooping around the best London galleries: here's our guide
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Discover another side to celebrity portraitist John Singer Sargent in a new exhibition showcasing his watercolours at Dulwich Picture Gallery
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New England sculptor Sarah Braman's first solo UK show is on display at the Marlborough Contemporary
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Get ready to fall in love with the ultimate Bohemian heroine. The glorious paintings of Vanessa Bell step out of the long shadows of the Bloomsbury Set
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February London art highlights include an overlooked Bloomsbury Group sensation, an American extravaganza at the Royal Academy and a once-in-a-lifetime retrospective of our greatest living painter
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Out of the shadows: the late artist Michael Andrews enchants at the Gagosian Grovesnor Hill gallery
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Long live the sisterhood - all-female Whitechapel exhibition showcases photography and video work from Marina Abramović, Nan Goldin and many more
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Jules de Balincourt, Hernan Bas, Marc Chagall, Alice Neel, Celia Paul, Grayson Perry, Cy Twombly: a constellation of stars come to Victoria Miro
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Pour me a Polke: Germany's most influential post-war painter-photographer comes to Mayfair
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Scottish artist Charles Avery presents the latest instalment of his epic eleven year project, The Islanders
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Exquisite abstraction and eastern simplicity over at the White Cube from Korean artist Park Seo-Bo, curated by Katharine Kostyál
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The latest from American conceptual pioneer John Baldessari: 'Miró and Life in General' comes to Marian Goodman
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Two bohemian heroines, a century apart: Patti Smith & Vanessa Bell's photographs come to the Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Two greats come to Marlborough Fine Arts: Lucian Freud & Francis Bacon go on display in Mayfair
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Embrace sisterhood over at Gazelli Art House: female exhibition 'tout seule' five artitsts from five decades, including Nancy Spero and Rachel Whiteread
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Boundary-blurring German photographer Thomas Ruff comes to David Zwirner for an exhibition Thomas Ruff: New Works
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British artist Pop Art's godfather, the late, inimitable Eduardo Paulozzi brings his brutalist sculptures and revolutionary screenprints to Whitechapel
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The debut gallery exhibition from felt artist Lucy Sparrow
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Steve McQueen, Charles Darwin, Yinka Shonibara and Albrecht Dürer: 'Animality' exhibition explores our relationship to animals
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Looking for the best exhibitions in London? Avoid the tourists and head to the smaller galleries. You're in for a treat.
