Sumptuous colours, melancholic portraits, lack of excitement.
Architect turns artist in Buildings of London.
A call for a greener, cleaner London.
Small paintings in a huge space.
Stunning paintings of fire.
Peaks, troughs and lots of lilies.
From Peckham to Mayfair.
Plenty to see outside and in.
Acrobatics, wounded instruments, Elvis and more.
They're all free too.
A forgotten painter... for a reason?
Two new galleries, stunning photographs and human body parts.
Arguably Britain's greatest living artist.
Free diving, a shark and a wheelchair machine gun.
Whatever you do, don't drop the baby.
Instagram, DeLoreans and magical realism.
A seemingly simple question with a complicated answer.
Can you sum up British history painting in one exhibition?
A perfect double header for a summer of art.
Guns, taxidermy, a birthday and a molten drum kit.
A modern take on Hogarth's A Rake's Progress.
All the fun of the fair.
The controversial work is back and it's not lost any of its edge.
Ethereal paintings that capture the imagination.
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