Inspired by a unique self-portrait.
"I'm glad that people can relate."
Street art, sculpture and statues.
Waterloo Place has a new statue.
Telephone exchanges, gasometers and flat caps.
Sgt. Pepper's artist will recreate his studio in Ealing.
Portland stone, modern art and a new roof terrace.
Ever notice these three azure gents?
Two unlikely exhibitions in 1942.
Feat. LGBTQI+ comics and Blake himself.
Migration stories, cutting up books and a brand new museum.
Plus a massive 90th retrospective at Tate Britain.
18ft person wears jeans, holds phone.
"It became difficult to stop."
An emotional tumble dryer of a show.
Eating dirt, horsing around, and wartime London.
Incredible exhibitions for half the price.
Half a century of polyurethane on concrete.
Closing after 36 years.
Hands-on exhibition is hands-down superb.
When vandalism offers historic insights.
Coming to Trafalgar Square later this year.
Contemporary spaces will open in 2029.
30 life-sized reproductions scattered across the borough.
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