White sands, blue skies ... and a rusting tractor?
Social commentary with a sense of humour in this free art exhibition.
Yinka Shonibare's bold and humorous sculptures poke fun at the financial sector.
Landscape photography at its finest - from space to environmental disasters.
Plenty of bloodlust in paintings of boxing and war
Dioramas of taxidermied animals and an insect boxing match in this free exhibition.
70 historic views of the capital you've probably never seen before.
Photographs of dogs abandoned in cars will tug on the heart strings.
An upcoming development could obscure the local landmark.
Moving portraits of American Indians in this free exhibition.
Satirical drawings of Shoreditch in a free exhibition.
An epic project coincidentally coming to fruition in the Tube 150 anniversary year.
10 works of art showing subterranean London, as depicted by Londonist readers.
A heady mix of sound, video, art and live performance
Have they discovered another Renaissance master?
Colourful sign showing Crossrail and newlook Thameslink.
Be moved, by art that moves.
Photographs of the devastation wrought by the East Japan earthquake and the tsunami, and the subsequent efforts to rebuild
Monumental paintings featuring a God and portraits of stone faces.
Powerful installations inspired by war and conflict.
Whaam! Comic inspired paintings with impact.
One year of work shows us how Picasso became one of the greatest artists.
Duchamp and his disciples push the boundaries for defining art.
Bizarre surrealism from an upside down palm tree to insects conducting extramarital affairs.
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