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Death and Mortality at the Guildhall Art GalleryThere's an exhibition open at the moment about death and mortality. It opened a couple of months ago, and I've been struggling to think of something to say about it.
Dripping blood on display in Peckham – as ArtA warehouse in Peckham is filled with blood at the moment, pumping, dripping, splattered, filling a gallery with the life force of humanity.
The Long Reign of Pseudo-Georgian ArchitectureNeo Georgian, Faux Georgian, Mock-Georgian, there's probably more Not Really Georgian architecture around now than when the Georgian's reigned, so that home to architecture, RIBA is taking a wry look at this ever popular style.
The Queen shows off her Canaletto collectionA sumptuous feast for the eyes has opened at the Queen's Gallery with their latest exhibition devoted to Canaletto, and his paintings of picturesque Venice.
Huge science photos adorn the Euston RoadA display of award winning science photos has been blown up to billboard size and put on display along the Euston Road.
Three new posters to appear on the London UndergroundThe annual exhibition of new posters by today's illustrators has opened and you'll be seeing three of them in tube stations shortly.
The Barbican sheds infra-red light onto the refugee crisisDiscordant noises in a darkened room with black and white imagery blasting at your eyeballs.
A cascade of Sami chevrons in the Southbank CentreA thousand woven chevrons hang over the heads of visitors to the SouthBank Centre at the moment, adding droplets of colour the ceilings above.
See a compendium of craftsmanship in central LondonBehind a closed door in an anonymous house on a posh garden square lies a prodigious display of modern craftsmanship.
Ancient Clay Under London Bridge Station Turned into ArtUntouched for more than 50 million years, London clay dug up from underneath London Bridge railway station has been handed to local potters to turn into artworks.
Dr Who Daleks as London iconsImagine a fusion of Doctor Who's famous villan, the Dalek and some of London's more famous street icons, and you have a work of art by Stu MacKay.
It’s Flaming June in London but only until AprilA painting, once lauded, then lost, rediscovered by a builder, sold for its frame only, dismissed as junk, and now a priceless work of art and back at its place of birth, in London.
Crossrail art goes on displayA major construction project will have photographic records of the work done, but can also sometimes seek out more artistic interpretations, and Crossrail has done that.
New artwork in Piccadilly Circus tube station honours Frank PickA major new work of art has been unveiled inside Piccadilly Circus tube station to commemorate the defining work done by Frank Pick to create the London Underground we recognise today.
Free London Underground art will be handed outTomorrow (22nd Nov), if you are at a select number of tube stations, you might leave with a printed piece of artwork,
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