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Two stunning exhibitions at Tate Britain and the return of Andreas Gursky at the White Cube…May brings an exciting selection of art to see.
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This charming little exhibition is a bucolic escape into the poetic and water-coloured world of Beatrix Potter
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The physical power of Francis Bacon’s paintings will haunt you for days to come
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AR meets art at the Serpentine – pop artist KAWS' new exhibition is a physical and digital experience. But is it worth the hype?
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Tate Modern stages a major theatrical exhibition of work by the Turner Prize-winning artist Lubaina Himid
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The British Museum unveils over 100 newly rediscovered drawings by Japanese artist
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With a host of exciting art exhibitions opening in London this autumn, we hone in on six shows in St James’s, all within walking distance of one another
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From Poussin's orgies of dance and revelry at the National Gallery to the beguiling drawings of Hokusai at the British Museum, here are the shows to see this autumn
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The William Morris Gallery has partnered with wetland nature reserve Walthamstow Wetlands to create a Moomin nature trail
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In this series of portraits – which includes a number of new paintings of the artist’s mother Darryll – Chantal Joffe tackles issues of ageing, motherhood and invisibility
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The V&A's new exhibition explores how a bag is much more than a functional object, but a statement full of symbolic meanings
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The V&A's Epic Iran exhibition explores 5,000 years of Iranian art, design, and culture through 300 objects in the largest Iranian exhibition in the UK in 88 years
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The heroine of Lewis Carroll’s Alice books has influenced fashion, art and even politics. This blockbuster exhibition at the V&A charts Alice’s enduring appeal
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180 The Strand unveils a breathtaking immersive project by Japanese electronic composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda, taking us on a cyber-technological sensorial experience
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The Whitechapel Gallery is staging the largest exhibition of Eileen Agar’s work to date
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In lockdown, London-based artist Idris Khan created a new body of work reflecting the tumult of 2020. Now it's going on display at Victoria Miro London
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From unprecedented access to Renaissance treasures, to a second chance to catch 2020’s most revered shows, we round up the art experiences to enjoy from home
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Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's wonderful exhibition of enigmatic portraits is an intensely intimate affair
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The National Maritime Museum is shining a spotlight on present-day seafarers in its year-long exhibition Exposure: Lives at Sea
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The first major UK retrospective of the late French-Moroccan photographer Leila Alaoui has opened at Somerset House
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A new exhibition outside the Southbank Centre is championing the UK’s black female professors, a minority group who have made it against the odds
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From the belated launch of the RA's Summer Exhibition to the arrival of Frieze Week and a succession of solo shows, it’s show time in the art world
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Grayson Perry, Chris Ofili and Tracey Emin join unknown hands, rising stars and those famous red dots at the Royal Academy’s long-awaited Summer Exhibition
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Explore the city's most spectacular spaces for one weekend only with Open House London 2020
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Palace renovations allow for 65 works from the Royal Collection to be brought together in a gallery exhibition for the first time
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New Tate Modern Rodin exhibition casts light on a lesser-known side of a much-loved master
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An exhibition of works by the great American painter Philip Guston is going on show at the Tate Modern in February
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Somerset House's 2020 programme opens with Mushrooms, an exploration of the bizarre beauty of our favourite fungi -
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Devised as part of this year's Hyundai Commission, Kara Walker's 13-metre-high fountain explores the genesis of the African diaspora in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall
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NOW Gallery is one of our favourite immersive, free spaces in London and Emmanuelle Moureaux's Slices of Time is the exhibition everyone will be talking about this Feb
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Tim Walker: Wonderful People at Michael Hoppen Gallery is a focus on the photographer's portraiture
