Free entry to museums and galleries, and 50% off special shows could be yours for the summer
Art that can't be seen. Conceptually brilliant or pretentious nonsense?
VHS amnesty, moving art installation and talks on recycling.
Like Elephant Parade, but with phone boxes.
A monstrous quartet showing London at war.
A new exhibition on Sclater Street.
Incredible maps, cut from paper.
Four artists take watercolour in a bold new direction.
Taking taxidermy in a bold and more macabre direction.
The Summer Exhibition returns with over 1,000 works of art on display and available to buy.
An inventive and striking exploration of what lies beneath the surface of iconic film and TV characters.
Maps + Art + maths = A neat little show
Photographs of her magical site-specific installations.
VIsit Westminster Hall and see it transformed with art, dance and poetry.
Bringing his large sculptures indoors increases their potency and heightens the tension.
An art fair showcasing the latest and greatest in Latin American art.
Like Madame Tussauds, but on canvas.
A two-tone map of the capital in intense detail.
Two large scale installations address life, death and every stage in between.
Can his latest works live up to his former glories?
Chelsea and Elephant and Castle as works of art.
A visually and aurally arresting exhibition where technology and classical music converge.
Art and performance poetry inspired by the master of nonsense verse.
Our pick of the top dance, opera, theatre, art, folk, jazz and classical music events.
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