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The Passing Winter 2005 (detail), Tate. Presented by the Asia Pacific Acquisitions Committee 2008.  © Yayoi Kusama, courtesy Yayoi Kusama studio inc.

Art Review: Yayoi Kusama @ Tate Modern

Living sculptures and eccentric rooms.

Joan Miro 'Miro Sculptor, Japan'.  From The Fine Art Partnership

Preview: 20|21 International Art Fair @ Royal College of Art

International art for browsers and buyers

Rafaela Carrasco and company: Vamos Al Tiroteo

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 7 – 13 February

This week’s hottest art, dance, theatre, classical and operatic offerings

James Tissot, Portsmouth Dockyard © Tate

Review: Migrations: Journeys into British Art @ Tate Britain

Works by immigrant artists, and the stories behind them.

Paternoster Square.

PLUNGE: New Installations Light Up London’s Columns

In which the Duke of York’s column encounters a glowing ring.

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Shoreditch Billboards Covered In Poetry

Part of artist Robert Montgomery’s latest show at KK Outlet

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Review: David Shrigley, Brain Activity @ Hayward Gallery

Cartoonist moves beyond cartoons.

Jealousy press image

Dance Preview: Jealousy @ The Print Room

Jealousy between objects, architecture and movement

Digit Master by Bakhari (Chimp, Saint Louis Zoo, Mossouri)

Exhibition Preview: Art by Animals @ the Grant Museum of Zoology

It was made by a chimp. But is it “art”?

Humming Over London

London Artists: Claire Brewster’s London Maps

Feather fine paper cuts made from London maps.

Vincent and Flavia in Midnight Tango. Photo by Manuel Harlan

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 31 January – 6 February

Our pick of the new dance, theatre, art and classical music on offer in London this week