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London's Jewish Museum has been evolving for decades. Originally founded in 1932 at Woburn House in Bloomsbury, the collection moved to a Georgian...

The Barbican's summer exhibition is large. More than 300 works, over fifty associated events across film, music, performance and talks, artists...

Barbara Nessim has been drawing and painting for most of her life. My Compass Is the Line, her first solo show in Chicago, spans media, including...

Tobit Roche's latest exhibition, Painting India over Time, at The Art Stable, Dorset, is the seventh exhibition of his work at the gallery in its...

Gordon Cheung works across several disciplines simultaneously, drawing on the tensions between them as a generative resource. The London-born...

Against a backdrop of political headlines and continuing conflict, the sixth edition of WITH MY ROOTS arrives in London this week with an expansive...

Rhythm in the Blues, opening at 14 Percy Street in London from 12 to 20 May, brings together five international artists whose practices share a...

Tate Britain revisits the decade that reinvented British Culture from the YBAS to Alexander McQueen. Tate Britain is going to attempt it anyway. The...

Henry Moore and Lucian Freud were contemporaries whose social circles often overlapped without ever drawing them into close association, two artists...

The Fitzrovia Chapel is the only remaining building of the former Middlesex Hospital, where in 1987 Princess Diana opened the Broderip and Charles...

East London gains a major new cultural institution this weekend. V&A East Museum opens its doors on Saturday, 18 April in Queen Elizabeth...

The trajectory of Eman Khalifa is as compelling as the paintings she produces. Her work – which she has recently exhibited at major contemporary...