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  The Turner Prize 2018 at Tate Britain: the most politically orientated Turner Prize to date

  Closing on: 6^th January 2019

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  As notorious as it is famous, the Turner Prize has proclaimed to promote discussion of...

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  Chiharu Shiota: Me Somewhere Else at Blain Southern

  Closing on: 19^th January 2019

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  “When my feet touch the earth, I feel connected to the world, to the universe...

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  Courtauld Impressionists: From Manet to Cézanne at the National Gallery

  Closing on: 20^th January 2019

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  The National Gallery is prized for it’s jigsaw of over 2,300 perfectly fitting art pieces,...

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  Renzo Piano: The Art of Making Buildings at the Royal Academy of Arts

  Closing on: 20^th January 2019

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  The three rooms of Renzo Piano: The Art of Making Buildings are arranged like a...

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  I Object: Ian Hislop’s Search for Dissent at the British Museum

  Closing on: 20^th January 2019

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  Ian Hislop has been on a hunt for “dissent”. With a career spanning political journalism,...

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  Christian Marclay: The Clock at Tate Modern

  Closing on: 20^th January 2019

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  Time: ticking ever onwards, it has long been the preoccupation of human beings, particularly since...

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  Mantegna and Bellini at the National Gallery

  Closing on: 27^th January 2019

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  Andrea Mantegna and Giovanni Bellini are some of the best-known names from art history. But...

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  Code Builder: A robotic choreography by Mamou-Mani at Sir John Soane’s Museum

  Closing on: 3^rd February 2019

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  Walking through the extraordinary sculpture gallery of the Sir John Soane’s Museum in the mysterious...

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  Klimt / Schiele: Drawings from the Albertina Museum, Vienna at the Royal Academy of Arts

  Closing on: 3^rd February 2019

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  Drawing is sometimes treated as a secondary medium in the art world, a less expensive...

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  Lorenzo Lotto Portraits at the National Gallery

  Closing on: 10^th February 2019

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  Free exhibitions at institutions tend to be met with mixed responses. Some jump at the...

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  Hyundai Commission 2018: Tania Bruguera at the Tate

  Closing on: 24^th February 2019

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  Cuban activist and artist Tania Bruguera has been creating art concerned with the issues of...

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  Edward Burne-Jones at Tate Britain

  Closing on: 24^th February 2019

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  Courtiers rest on a flag-stoned floor, briars growing amongst them. Their king’s head droops onto...

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  Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt at the V&A

  Closing on: 24^th February 2019

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  Videogames: Design/Play/Disrupt is a triumphant celebration of the innovative design and playful culture of video...

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  Staging Jackson Pollock at Whitechapel Gallery

  Closing on: 24^th March 2019

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  Paint dripped, thrown, poured. Blue, yellow, black, a hint of ochre. Five metres of paint-strewn...

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  Marvel Avengers Station at ExCeL London

  Closing on: 31^st March 2019

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  Following successful runs in Las Vegas, Seoul, Paris and several other major cities since its...

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  Magic Realism: Art in Weimar Germany 1919-33 at Tate Modern

  Closing on: 14^th July 2019

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  The summer can be a bit slow in the art world, stretching across that gap...

  Anna Souter