art gallery / museum

Examples of are countless in London. Walking through the city you'll expose yourself to gorgeous labours of love, iconic street art figures, and hastily scrawled tags. Works range from Reuben D.'s instantly recognisabl...

The outstanding has seen a magnitude of success across the world. The exhibition showcases the prolific artwork of Vincent Van Gogh in a venue that is completely transformed and reimagined before your eyes, taking you...

I like art as much as the next person. I'm not particularly a connoisseur, but I do have my favourite artists, Salvador Dali being one of them. Like many ,  is billed as being an that allows you to step into his painti...

The Museum of London has welcomed over 21 million visitors through its doors since it opened in 1976, housing a plethora of fascinating sights from trade to a Sherlock Holmes display to the . And the best part about th...

Yes, it's a cruel question and a thought we'd all rather not entertain. In fact, many of us probably swear we won't EVER leave London for good. But imagine you had one last day in London before leaving *forever*. One la...

There are many exhibitions that give the feeling of stepping into an artist's painting, using techniques like floor-to-ceiling projections and digital recreations. Dali : Cybernetics does all this and more. Coming to Th...

Honestly, if your chosen companions for New Year's Eve don't include an 82-foot blue whale skeleton, then you're clearly doing it all wrong. This December, the Natural History Museum is bringing back their spectacular N...

Since early summer, Gustav Klimt's artworks of abstract strokes and sparkling gold have been celebrated on a huge scale right here in London. For the past few months, internationally successful has welcomed the public...

Salvador Dali's surrealist artworks are pretty distinctive, and arguably, his most famous piece, The Persistence of Memory has been studied by many in such detail, you'd think we'd exhausted the ways in which we can vie...

, a powerful London exhibition featuring more than 100 photographs, sketches and testimonies of the German Nazi camp, is now open. Over 1 million people, mostly Jews, were murdered at Auschwitz during the Second World W...