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Keeping Tabs: November rains art
All aboard the Orient Express at the Agatha Christie exhibition
Half-term means there were fewer openings than usual this week, except for the excellent Agatha Christie exhibition at the British Library, which has gone all out to immerse u...
Celebrating 200 years of a pioneering London university
UCL celebrates a big birthday with a fascinating exhibition.
It’s UCL's bicentenary, and to celebrate its 200th birthday, it has put on a special exhibition called ‘Two Centuries Here’. It’s free to visit, and we asked the team at UCL to h...
Keeping Tabs: Making Great Waves
Dulwich Picture Gallery has three versions of The Great Wave on display.
After a busy Frieze week, combined with a chunk of the art world moving to Paris for Art Basel, and half-term week, there’s been a slowdown in exhibition openings. Th...
The best things in Tate aren’t Frida
Are we allowed to be critical anymore?
Ibraaz is the art space London needs
Keeping Tabs: Fair Fatigue
It’s been a manic week of running around at all the art fairs, and I’ve shared a few videos on my Instagram with my verdicts, though it has been exhausting. I was also racing around lots of exhibitions, including an excellent photography ex...
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