Ostentatious and overblown, but a visual treat.
Snapped dragons and well-lit lanterns.
Weapons face off and a working cannon.
Big, throbbing London rainclouds.
Henry Moore, facial recognition, a horse-drawn car.
Find where his work is and stop by his old haunts.
Step inside East London's oldest domestic residence.
There's a parallel exhibition in Brixton, too.
Add something to Peckham's archives.
Artists collect the most random things.
The best garden images from across the world.
19th and 20th century society captured.
Dulwich Picture Gallery has an imposter.
Or croci, if you prefer.
Harrowing, yet powerful images of inequality and prejudice.
Missiles, Margaret Thatcher and mad cow disease.
Only for a few days, bitch.
Taxidermied birds and boxes full of beetles.
Crude humour and satirical insight.
On the tiles.
But slow motion does not a great exhibition make.
Celebrity portraiture with little insight.
Having a cultured drink.
Delicate sculptures meet immovable boulders.
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