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By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Damien Hirst @ Tate Modern

A retrospective addressing both life and death through sensationalist art.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 3 – 9 April

Our pick of the new art, theatre, dance, and music shows this week
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Alighiero Boetti @ Tate Modern

Conceptual art with flashes of brilliance
By Tabish Khan

Art Review: Yayoi Kusama @ Tate Modern

Living sculptures and eccentric rooms.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 7 - 13 February

This week's hottest art, dance, theatre, classical and operatic offerings
By Londonist

Hirst's Diamond Skull To Go On Show At Tate Modern

Major retrospective for the middle-aged YBA.
By Rachel Holdsworth

City Of London Orders OccupyLSX To Leave St Paul's

Also: Dean resigns, a third site appears, Ken criticises Boris and Kit Malthouse suggests something bizarre. Just another day at Occupy...
By Lindsey

Preview: Shoot London Bank To Bank

Be part of a collaborative, creative storytelling process along the river
By Dean Nicholas

Tate Modern's 'Oil Tank' Galleries Ready For Summer 2012

New space in old oil tanks will mark first stage of gallery's expansion.

The Mayor's Thames Festival 2011

The Thames in central London becomes one big party this weekend. (Sponsored post)
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 6-12 September

What’s new and closing this week in London’s art, exhibition, theatre, dance and opera
By Zoe Craig

Preview: Crafty Fox Market Returns to Brixton

Get crafty after dark at The Dogstar on Coldharbour Lane
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 26 July - 1 August

The new London art, theatre and dance shows that have caught our eye this week
By Lindsey

Tate Modern Live: th by Michael Clark Company

Rocking the Turbine Hall with an army of volunteers and some amazing dancers
By Londonist

Dance Around London: June 2011

Naked dancers at Sadler's Well, something ace in Tate Modern, a Vardimon retrospective and Fred & Ginger at the Royal Albert Hall.

By Lindsey

Slowalk (In support of Ai Weiwei) @ Tate Modern Saturday 30 April

Be part of a meditative walk in the Turbine Hall this weekend.

By Lindsey

Message From Tate Modern: Release Ai Weiwei

Tate Modern joined an international community of arts organisations in sending a message to the Chinese government through 'social sculpture' today.
By Londonist

Preview: Experimental Arab Cinema @ Tate Modern

Catch a quality film from Algeria, Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestine or Syria.
By M@

Super-Expensive Picasso On Show At Tate Modern

Look, but don't touch.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's On In London 8–14 February

Flamenco, photography and fornicating animals. That's what's coming up this week on London's cultural calendar
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What’s On In London 18–24 January

Sculpture, two Swan Lakes, Scissor Sisters and Shakespeare: just some of the shows opening in London this week. Plus a few gentle reminders for things that are closing. Just so you don't miss out.
By Zoe Craig

Arts Ahead: What's New in London in 2011

Most Tuesdays, we like to let you know what's happening in the next seven days on London's cultural calendar. With very little in the way of new openings in London this week, we've decided to look a little further ahead so you can plan your arty choices for the next 12 months. Here's what's new in 2011.
By Dean Nicholas

Tacita Dean Takes Turbine Hall Commission

Young British Art alumnus Tacita Dean has been named as the next artist to fill the Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, in the gallery's annual Unilever Series.

By Dean Nicholas

Tate Britain To Get £45m Makeover

Too often overshadowed by its younger, brasher brother downriver, Tate Britain is finally getting some pecuniary TLC: the gallery is to benefit from a £45 million upgrade.