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Visit the temporary pavilion designed by Japanese architect Junya Ishigami in Kensington Gardens.
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Sculpture in the City 2019/2020: Free art exhibition returns to London
Jul 13
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The free contemporary art exhibition has returned to the streets of the City of London for a ninth edition, running until June 2020.
Gaze up at the ‘Lunch Break’ angels for the London Festival of Architecture
Jun 23
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Architects KHBT and artist Ottmar Hörlwatch have created an installation for the London Festival of Architecture 2019.
Step inside the Colour Palace as the Dulwich Pavilion returns for 2019
Jun 21
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A visit to the Colour Palace – a temporary structure for summer 2019 in the grounds of Dulwich Picture Gallery in south London.
A look at the Summer Exhibition 2019 at the Royal Academy of Arts
Jun 17
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It’s an eclectic collection of art which always guarantees to amuse, horrify, dazzle and, at times, confuse the spectator.
Winter Lights festival 2019: Ghost whales, mazes and trees as Canary Wharf is lit up in neon
Jan 22
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A look at this year’s Winter Lights Festival in Canary Wharf. Brightening up these dull and dark winter nights this month is the return of the Winter Lights festival. From 15 – 26 January 2019, over 21 light installations and interactive neon art have been dotted around the Canary Wharf estate. This year marks the […]
Walking in a Christmas wonderland: Photos of London’s 2018 festive lights and decorations
Dec 14
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If Christmas didn’t take place in December, it would be a pretty dull month. Although we’re adjusting to the change in temperature and the dark nights, the festive season means the city is transformed into an extravaganza of neon, glitter and lights. I always love checking out the capital’s Christmas lights. When I was a […]
The Poppies return to London as the Weeping Window comes to the Imperial War Museum
Oct 12
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Back in 2014, the original Poppies installation in the moat of the Tower of London was such a huge hit, MPs made public pleas for its to be extended. Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red was created by artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper and featured 888,245 poppy sculptures, each one representing a fatality […]
Explore the street art of Croydon at the RISEfestival 2018
Sep 14
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This September has seen the inaugural RISEfestival in Croydon, south London. Some of the world’s leading street artists have joined homegrown talent to bring new art and installations to the streets of ‘Cronx’. The festival, which takes place 5-15 September 2018, is being hosted by the RISE Gallery in Croydon. Over the past few years, […]
Explore the light, reflections and space of Frida Escobedo’s Serpentine Pavilion
Jul 15
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Every summer, the Serpentine Gallery ask an architect to design a Pavilion for their grounds. This year, Mexican architect Frida Escobedo is the youngest ever and 18th architect to create a temporary structure. She follows in the footsteps of previous architects, such as Bjarke Ingels, Jean Nouvel, Frank Gehry, Oscar Niemeyer, Sou Fujimoto, Smiljan Radić, Selgascano, and, […]
