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At Kew Gardens, it rests in a shallow pool. Platen leaves radiate, nourished by cable-like stalks, centrally anchored. The palms are airy and colossal; the...
Bringing together over a hundred works, this exhibition celebrates Emin’s 40 years practice, you walk through Emin’s journalised, confessional life. Her very distinctive mark making...
The word samurai comes from the Japanese verb ‘to serve’. This exhibition, bringing together 280 exhibits, traces the evolution of the samurai image and myths....
After Freud’s death in 2011, the National Portrait Gallery was in receipt of his ‘works on paper’ in lieu of government taxes. One hundred and...
The key piece in this show is the vast ninety metre digital frieze documenting the Normandie seasons of Hockney’s own garden. A series of iPad...
I can’t pinpoint when I first started thinking about vultures, but I think it may have been when my husband informed me that a family...
Nora met Javi when he bumped into her with the still-lit end of a hand-rolled cigarette. At first, Nora thought someone had spiked her with...
Mahmoud Elmardi, a Sudanese visual artist and novelist, was born in 1988 in the historic city of Bahri, Khartoum—a region renowned for its rich cultural...
Beneath a sky heavy with the promise of winter, Kars had arrived, not merely as a destination, but as a revelation. Angelic flakes danced beyond...
Pablo Picasso was born in Malaga, Spain in 1881 and died in Mugins, France in 1973. Over 45 works from the Tate’s collection, alongside European...
The House of Music integrates some recent Doig paintings with sound. Central to this is project is an original Western Electric/Bell Labs sound system and...
Kerry James Marshall was born in Birmingham, Alabama in 1955. This is his first major European exhibition. It’s a vast body of work, it’s strongly...
Born in 1904, son of a wealthy timber merchant, educated at Harrow and Cambridge. His fascination with glamour, high society and photography started at an...
My grandma had worked in the Bureau of Scientific Resources years before I even arrived with my portfolio for a job interview. She had left...