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- Exhibitions and Displays
- Holbein at the Tudor Court at the Queen's Gallery. Discover some of the most famous faces of the 16th-century with Holbein at the Tudor Court at the Queen’s Gallery.
- Disney100: The Exhibition at ExCeL London. Immerse yourself in the magic of Disney with mesmerising installations and never-before-seen works of art at Disney100: The Exhibition at the ExCeL London.
- Reuse, Refill, Rethink at the Museum of Brands. Reuse, Refill, Rethink opens at the Museum of Brands to explore the future of sustainability in packaging.
- DIVA at the V&A Museum. Celebrate the power and creativity of iconic performers at the Victoria and Albert Museum’s new exhibition, DIVA. Delve into the lives of the famed sopranos of the Victorian era to today’s global pop stars and discover how the role of “diva” has been embraced over time.
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BRICK BY BRICK:Ai Weiwei's blend of art and activism is brought to Design Museum. Lines of porcelain balls look beautiful until you realise they were cannonballs used in war centuries ago. Likewise, piles of Lego are seen as a source of unbridled creativity, though Ai Weiwei used them to make political artworks so Lego temporarily stopped selling t...
IMPRESSIVE IMPRESSIONISM: Berthe Morisot was one of the female founding members of Impressionism and this exhibition shows, over a century later, what she was made of. It definitely delivers, with expressive self-portraits and a haunting view of her daughter after her husband's funeral. Shown alongside her contemporaries in Britain at the time, thi...
MIGRATION & MIRRORS:Bringing together 19 artists who have a history of migration, this is a powerful exhibition beginning with a neon artwork by Elsa James over the entrance to the main gallery, exclaiming 'I am here because you were there'. It's a fantastic collection of artists including Phoebe Boswell's underwater paintings and an impressive spi...
MASTERS OF ART: Blue bathers painted by Cezanne, a cubist portrait by Picasso, Edvard Munch's haunting painting of his sister's funeral and Van Gogh's swirling landscapes are only a handful of the stunning masterpieces in this show. The exhibition shows how art exploded after Impressionism, including female modernists like Kathe Kollwitz, whose scu...
INTENSE IMMERSION: Thumping sounds, flashing lights, laser grids and waves of colour at a frequency designed to calm us. This East London warehouse has been turned into a truly ambitious and intense experience that's about as big and bombastic as immersive art gets. Prepare to be dazzled. Thin Air at The Beams, Docklands. Until 4 June, £20-£25. ★★★...
MINING ART:This exhibition brings together a great selection of contemporary artworks all related to excavating — such as in Robin Dale's photography of the area's industrial heritage, or through the recovered shoes of victims of violence in Colombia by Doris Salcedo. It's full of powerful works including Theaster Gates' piece made from red, white ...
3 days ago · Thursday 9 May 2024. This city is absolutely rammed full of amazing art galleries and museums. Want to see a priceless Monet? A Rothko masterpiece? An installation of little crumpled bits of...
Explore the past exhibitions from Museum of London – including The Crime Museum Uncovered, Fire! Fire! and Dub London.
