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Birmingham residents debut in drawing show along with European neighbours
Ikon Gallery hosts an exhibition by communities in Northfield, Berlin, Bologna and Castellón as part of the Post Marks project.
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Eduardo Stupía – Reinventing Landscape at Rosenfeld Porcini in London
Argentine artist Eduardo Stupía has a debut UK solo show for his near-exclusively black and white designs on imagined landscapes and parallel worlds.
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Glasgow collection of Italian art spanning 500 years heads for Compton Verney
Works from a leading civic art collection appear with the Warwickshire gallery's permanent collection from Naples.
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Flying Scotsman off tracks for two years as report calls for contractor
The National Railway Museum will appoint independent engineers in a bid to complete the restoration project on the famous 4472 locomotive.
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Competition: Win a copy of The Norman Conquest by Marc Morris
Competition: Marc Morris's The Norman Conquest retells the story of 1066 in a compelling narrative that has had the critics singing its praises. Win a copy right here.
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First Celtic High Cross reassembled on Scottish island of Iona
A "monumental and powerful" cross, commissioned thanks to the funding of an eighth century King, is being put back together more than 1,000 years later.
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A Treasured Collection at the V&A's Museum of Childhood in London
Mini-museums, a sound collection and hundreds of objects united for the first time in an exhibition linking objects donated by the public across 16 years.
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Thrift Radiates Happiness opens Birmingham's Municipal Bank Building after a decade
Partly a meeting of finance and architecture, a bank created by former Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain a century ago will be taken over by artists including Spartacus Chetwynd .
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Marking the Line: Ceramics and Architecture at Sir John Soane's Museum
Curators say Making the Line, which will take work by four leading ceramicists to a trio of historic venues, is unlike anything ever previously attempted at a museum.
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This Unrivalled Collection: The Hunterian's First Catalogue revisited in Glasgow
A century after Captain James Laskey did a fine job of compiling Scotland's first museum catalogue, the three-toed sloths, stones, shields and Mastodon teeth are back.
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"A dream garden shed": Institute of Making in public opening at University College London
Aiming to show people how to remake the world at the centre of University College London, the new Institute of Making will feature more than 1,500 materials.
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RB Kitaj: Obsessions – Analyst for our Time at Pallant House Gallery, Chichester
More than 50 paintings, sketches and prints in the first major exhibition of RB Kitaj works since his ill-fated Tate show in 1994, plus portraits of a community by Laetitia Yhap.
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Faith in Suburbia: a Shared Photographic Journey at London Gunnersbury Park Museum
Led by an award-winning artist, new photographers from six local places of worship - including Sikh, Islamic, Hindu and Jewish centres - have portrayed their communities.
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David Hancock's Cosplay, Zed Nelson's Love Me and Sensing Sculpture in Wolverhampton
Cosplayers in the Midlands, an interactive gallery of sculpture and the chase for beauty worldwide fills Wolverhampton Art Gallery's halls.
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Iraq: Photographs by Sean Smith at Imperial War Museum North
Imperial War Museum North commemorates the tenth anniversary of the war in Iraq with images revealing the complex relationship between military and civilian communities.
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Mystery portrait revealed as Van Dyck work by Culture Show at the Bowes Museum
A portrait held at Durham's Bowes Museum for more than a century has been unmasked as a work by 17th century master Anthony van Dyck..
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Simon Starling: Phantom Ride at Tate Britain
For the latest commission in the Duveen Galleries, the 2005 Turner Prize takes inspiration from 76 years of Tate Britain exhibitions and the white knuckle rides of early cinema.
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Composer Philip Glass and PJ Harvey collaborator John Parish get Filmic
Watershed's annual festival of film-based sights and sounds takes to the arts venue and one of Bristol's most in-tune Georgian churches.
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Stuart Semple, Roni Stretch and Antoinette Wysocki team up at Mead Carney Fine Art
Large-scale paintings, depictions of David Bowie, Buddhist-themed pieces from New York and spooky portraiture in a group show of three artists in London.
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Reptiles and reapers: University of Cambridge Science Festival 2013
Debates on the quest for immortality, the potential energy crisis and the economy of the natural environment form part of the University of Cambridge's annual festival.
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