Red events should be open now. Check with venue before travel.
Closes July 2010
• * Ronald Searle: Graphic Master 3/3/2010-4/7/2010 Cartoon Museum
• * Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill 6/3/2010-4/7/2010 V&A
• Quilts 20/3/2010-18/7/2010 V&A Exhibitions, Room 39 and North Court
• Semâ Bekirovic 23/6/2010-25/7/2010 Hayward Gallery

Closes August 2010

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A belated updating - red events should be open now. Check with venue before travel.

Closes in May 2010

• Chris Ofili 27/1/10-16/5/10 Tate Britain
  
• Van Doesburg and the International Avant-Garde: Constructing a New World 4/2/2010-16/5/2010 Tate Modern Recommended
• Painting History: Delaroche and Lady Jane Grey 24/2/2010-23/5/2010 National Gallery
  

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1. Kudos to Evan Davies who told Jim Naughtie off for thanking Andrew Marr on Monday's Toady programme at about 8.30. Marr had clearly been precorded and Naughtie - who should know better - wasn't fooling anyone.
   
   
2. The Anthony Gormley statues seen in London are now lying on the roof of the De la Warr Pavilion - I feel a trip to Bexhill on Sea coming ( Read more... )

Closes in April 2010

• The Unilever Series: Miroslaw Balka 13/10/2009-5/4/2010 Tate Modern
  
• A Different View 9/9/2009-11/4/2010 Towner, Eastbourne
  
• Where Three Dreams Cross: 150 Years of Photography from India, Pakistan and Bangladesh 21/1/2010-11/4/2010 Whitechapel
  
• Deutsch Borse Photography Prize 12/2/2010-17/4/2010 Photographers Gallery
  
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I've let this get a little out of date - I need to check various places again. I have a Google Calendar which I can give people access to.

Check with venue before travelling - exhibitions get cancelled or renamed. I cannot speak to cost of entry but recommend joining the Art Fund.

These are sorted by order of closure - it's a see now before it shuts ( Read more... )

I had a cunning plan - I needed to go to two exhibitions in North London; I would use the HST. All I can say is that I am very enamoured of the service, but it only gets me to London 10 minutes earlier than the slow train is I want the first cheap train of the day, for £3 more (weekends is different, natch). But it is now busy ( Read more... )

I tried a new walking route to Tate Britain - via a coffee bar to email some marks back to HQ, and the Oxfam - but whilst it cuts most of Horseferry Road off, it doesn’t feel wicker. It does feel quicker than going by tube to St James’s Park or Pimlico. I was there to see the new Henry Moore, as part one of a two pronged art day ( Read more... )