Unbelievably this is the first major exhibition dedicated to the works of Paul Gauguin to grace London in over 50 years.
Gauguin was one of the leading Post-Impressionist painters whose ability to evoke a feeling of raw power helped to pave the way for the likes of Picasso.
Tate Britain presents Romantics, a display of works by the likes of Constable, Turner and William Blake to be housed in the Clore Galleries, re-opening after a major rehang. Over 170 paintings, prints...
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A major survey of the works of influential twentieth century Italian artist Alighiero Boetti, one of the leading figures of the Arte Povera movement. Expect works across a range of media, exloring consumerism...
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An exhibition of enigmatic photographic works by Edgar Martins this summer. After debuting earlier this year at one of London's most brilliant gallery/restaurant spaces - the wonderful Wapping Proj...
“Hope is the enemy of
reason” says a Nazi to a Jew in Michael Ashton's The Beekeeper.
It's a line which, for me, sets the focus of the story and so clever
are Ashton's metapho...
Can Themba's story of a husband's revenge on his cheating wife has been turned into a musical play by Peter Brook and Marie-Helene Estienne. When a young South African worker finds his wife in bed with...
A pompous and hilarious double date takes shape as two ambitious men and attempt to find themselves some lady friends under the watchful, mischievous eye of their cocksure Maître d'.
Whether or not you believe the rumours about Gauguin's extra curricular activities with the Tahitian women he painted, there's no denying the man knows his way round a canvas. Subtle, expressive and downright beautiful, plus this is the first time they've been in London for over 50 years so you have bragging rights. Don't miss this.