Cornelia Parker + Gary Hume + Antony Gormley + Tracey Emin + Keith Tyson + Darren Almond + Bill Woodrow + Tacita Dean + Mariele Neudecker + Mona Hatoum + Kris Martin + Edward Burtynsky + Lemn Sissay + David Nash + Tue Greenfort + Antti Laitinen + Lucy and Jorge Orta + Sophie Calle + Yao Lu + Shiro Takatani + Yael Bartana + Clare Twomey + Emma Wieslander + Tomas Saraceno + Ian McEwan + Tracey Moffatt + Ackroyd and Harvey + Thomas Ruff + Adriane Colburn + Marcus Lutyens and Alessandro Marianantoni + Suzanne Moxhay + Semiconductor - Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhard + Spencer Finch + United Visual Artists + Chris Jordan
Royal Academy, Burlington House, Piccadilly, W1J 0BD
The Royal Academy's contemporary art extravaganza in association with GlaxoSmithKline (ooh edgy) returns for a second season, and this time it looks brilliant.
Whilst the first instalment was a slightly unfocusd attempt to bring the Royal Academy up-to-date, but this time, the show - subtitled Earth - Art of a Changing World - has a more defined agenda, which should help to pull things together.
The issue is climate change, and there are so many brilliant artists involved (Sophie Calle, Edward Burtynsky, Mona Hatoum and Antti Laitinen alongside the usual household names) that there should be something here for everyone.
Until 31.01.10.
Read Tom's review of Earth - Art of a Changing World.

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