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Tried and Tested
Design
Come and discover the works of a late, great architectural mind at this Zaha Hadid Serpentine exhibition
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Visual Arts
Melancholia, the Soviet Union and failed utopias - this London Ilya and Emilia Kabakov exhibition is set to be a bundle of joy...
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Visual Arts
Trademark nose-thumbing over at the Damien Hirst gallery: Gavin Turk ‘Who What When Where How and Why’ comes to Vauxhall
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Features
David Hockney is all set to design a new stained glass window at Westminster Abbey having received the Order of Merit by the Queen.
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New Contemporaries showcases the cream of the Art School crop - so pay attention, these guys are gonna be big
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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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Visual Arts
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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Tried and Tested
Cinema
New Art for a New World brings the artists of the Russian Avant-Garde to life in this entrancing art historical documentary
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The debut gallery exhibition from felt artist Lucy Sparrow
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
The best photographic collection in the world might just belong to Elton John, oddly. Come and discover it at this remarkable Tate Modern exhibition
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Visual Arts
Steve McQueen, Charles Darwin, Yinka Shonibara and Albrecht Dürer: 'Animality' exhibition explores our relationship to animals
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Visual Arts
Trippy, dream-like images on show from Glaswegian Rachel Maclean at the Tate Britain for Art Now
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Sidibé's photographic chronicle of the movement towards independence in Mali is an iconic record of independence
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Visual Arts
Scandal, love and duty: so much more than the Nelson mistress, Emma Hamilton comes to life in Greenwich
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London art exhibitions November 2016; photography, polar bears, pancakes and piano men.
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
War, landscapes and England's ancient past: legendary 20th century artist Paul Nash and his disarming surrealist works come to the Tate Britain
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Visual Arts
Raoul Dufy, artist of the bourgeoisie at play is coming to the Connaught Brown Gallery this Autumn
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Kids
The creator of 'The Moomins' receives her first major UK retrospective at the Dulwich Picture Gallery.
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Utterly joyous: Rodin's Dancers leap and twirl around the London gallery
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American artist Lucy Raven presents her first UK solo exhibition this winter at the Serpentine
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Design
Scandi-Chic and unquestionably 'hygge', these new pieces for the must-have autumn collection 'Objects' by Fritz Hansen have us craving the chilly winter months and a roaring open fire
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
'More is more, kitsch is king, sex is in and shyness is sin' - welcome to The Vulgar
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Features
Scandinavian-inspired furniture, chairs, lamps and more. A hygge home can be yours with our pick of the best design shops in London
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Essential
Visual Arts
Truly one of the greats: at long last the late New York artist Basquiat gets the recognition he deserves, with this massive Barbican retrospective
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Visual Arts
The world's favourite artist comes to the NPG: 'Picasso Portraits' London exhibition is a tender celebration, that softens the hard edges of Picasso’s Modernism
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Visual Arts
Words meet pictures at 'Extremes and In-betweens - Ed Ruscha London exhibition brings wry American art to the Gagosian
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Visual Arts
Flying fish: The Turbine Hall at Tate Modern has been turned into Anywhen, a strange indoor park with aquatic inhabitants, by Philippe Parreno
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Visual Arts
20th century American heavyweight Jasper Johns is one of the most famous living creators. Drink in his remarkable works at this very rare UK exhibition
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Visual Arts
15 chambers form a labyrinth of sculptures. A major new Autumn art exhibition by Antony Gormley lays out the human form like a bewildering urban landscape
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
'The Asylum and Beyond': Wellcome Bedlam exhibition to explore how our notions of madness have changed over the centuries
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Prepare to be entranced again by Bill Viola: St Paul's large-scale installation 'Mary' sees the video artist return to London's greatest Cathedral
