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Tate Modern – Dorothea Tanning

This large exhibition looks at the strange surrealist works from the artists Doretha Tanning.

5/10

 

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Tate Modern – Pierre Bonnard

This exhibition looks at the colourful impressionist style works of the Franch artist Pierre Bonnard.

5/10

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Tate Modern – Franz West

This exhibition features strange large abstract papier-mache sculptures from the Austrian Franz West.

5/10

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Hampton Court Palace – Costumes from “The Favourite”

This hard to find exhibition which is included in the cost Palace tickets has examples of some of the costumes from the film “The Favourite” but confusingly is on that the same time as an exhibition also with costumes at Kensington Palace.

6/10

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Victoria and Albert Museum – Christian Dior

This interesting exhibition explores the designer Christian Dior with many examples showing his most famous designs and also looks at those designers who were influenced by him.

8/10

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British Library – Cats on the Page

This free small exhibition looks at cats in literature. It includes original books, but, due to the size does not have very much information.

5/10

 

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Victoria and Albert Museum – Gingerbread City 2018

This exhibition shows many building made of gingerbread.  Due to the small size of the room the aroma of gingerbread is incredibly strong.

6/10

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Foundling Museum – Ladies of Quality & Distinction

This is free for Art Fund Members and looks at how women have influenced the work and founding of the Foundling Hospital in London over the years.

6/10

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British Library – Anglo-Saxons

This exhibition (free for members) looks at ancient artefacts relating to the Anglo Saxons some of which are 1000 years old.

6/10

 

 

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Science Museum – The Last Tsar: Blood and Revolution

No photos in this free exhibition.  It looks at the last Russian Royal family and the way the blood disease haemophilia affected them, how thy were murdered in the Russian Revolution, and how their remains were identified using DNA.

6/10