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Degas and the Ballet: Picturing Movement
17 September-11 December. The Royal Academy hosts a major exhibition consists of paintings, sculptures, pastels, drawings, prints and photographs by leading Impressionist figure Edgar Degas.
Compr...
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THE POSTER KING: EDWARD MCKNIGHT KAUFFER
14 Sept-18 Dec 2011.
After the outbreak of world war one, American artist Edward McKnight Kauffer moved to England where he went on to produce iconic and influential commercial imagery.
Althou...
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V&A Illustration Awards Display 2011
7 June-17 Dec. The prestigious V&A Illustration Awards celebrate the best illustrations published over the last year, offering prizes for the best illustrated book, book cover, magazine and student il...
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The Face of Courage: Portraits of the British at War, 1940-45
8 June-31 Dec. The Royal Air Force Museum presents an exhibition of portraits by war artist Eric Kennington of British soldiers from world war two, the first exhibition to focus specifically on his po...
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Twombly and Poussin: Arcadian painters
29 June-25 Sept. An interesting exhibition at the Dulwich Picture Gallery contrasts the work of 17th-century classical painter Nicolas Poussin (1594 -1665) with that of American artist Cy Twombly (192...
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Buckingham Palace summer opening
23 July-3 October. Following the recent wedding of Prince William to Kate Middleton, now the Duchess of Cambridge, public interest in Britain's royal family has rarely been as high.
The wedding dr...
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16 June-18 September. Recognised as the most prestigious portrait competition in the world, for 32 years the annual BP Portrait Award has promoted the best in international contemporary portrait paint...
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14 May-15 October. This summer Kew Gardens offers its visitors a range of enjoyable, educational and exotic experiences. Regions and landscapes represented in its displays include the Alps, east Asia,...
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22 April-4 September. This year the Southbank Centre celebrates the 60th anniversary of the Festival of Britain, the annual four-month festival of British culture and artistic creativity.
Visitors...
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Tracey Emin: Love is What You Want
18 May-29 August. Tracey Emin, one of Britain's celebrity contemporary artists, draws from her own life experiences as source material for her show at the Hayward Gallery which covers every aspect of...
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A Cockroach Tour of the Science Museum
12 February - 31 December. The London Science Museum has launched a humourous educational project as a part of its climate changing awareness programme.
With the help of environmentally-conscious...
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18 January - 23 July. The latest temporary exhibition at the Hunterian museum displays specimens of extinct animals from its own collection alongside images of currently endangered animals.
On sho...
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16 February - 21 August. Billed by the Tate Britain as the most ambitious exhibition about watercolour art ever to be staged, the enormous variety of works on show, spanning an incredible 800 years, c...
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12 March - 10 July 2011. The V&A presents the first retrospective exhibition celebrating the career of one of the world's most influential and provocative fashion designers, Yohji Yamamoto. The exhibi...
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22 January - 7 April 2011. Described by critics as a blockbuster, this show at the Royal Academy traces the evolution of sculpture in Britain since the beginning of the 20th century.
Considered co...
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1 February - 15 May. Supported by the Andy Warhol foundation for the visual arts, the Tate Britain hosts a major retrospective of Susan Hiller's work. Born in Florida in 1940, Hiller has lived and wor...
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19 January - 25 April 2011. The Tate Modern presents an exhibition by Gabriel Orozco who is known for collecting random items and recreating them as works of art, making the viewer look twice at an im...
