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Sculptor Nick Evans fills Tramway, Glasgow with ostensible evidence of alien civilisation
The local artist with a growing reputation for biomorphism has been earning rave reviews from the Scottish press in a major show at Tramway.
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Clifton Suspension Bridge invites public to help with new Heritage and Learning Centre
Organisers at the Bristol landmark want the public to inform a series of exhibitions at its new visitor centre and volunteer to help with the accompanying activities programme.
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Wordsworth Museum adds Thomas Girton and Francis Towne works to collection
Ancient paintings of the Lake District - including one by Thomas Girton, who JMW Turner considered a future master before his premature death - now live in Grasmere.
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Halfway to Paradise: The Birth of British Rock sounds out Scarborough
A rock and roll soundtrack and more than 100 snaps of the Beatles and friends as the V&A's touring show of Harry Hammond's iconic shots visits Scarborough Art Gallery.
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Six snappers take photo journey to Coast of Copeland at Whitehaven's Beacon
In an exhibition they reckon might be their last, a photographic history group who have called The Beacon home for 18 years survey 45 miles of "devastatingly beautiful" coast.
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Gertrude Jekyll: Landscape Gardener and Craftswoman to open at Woking's Lightbox
A major summer exhibition at The Lightbox in Woking will take a look at the myriad talents of Gertrude Jekyll - a prolific pioneer of garden design more than a century ago.
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Sisterhood and After: UK Women's Liberation Movement for International Women’s Day
The first oral history archive of the UK Women's Liberation Movement has been launched in celebration of International Women's Day.
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National Museum Wales to bid for Bronze Age treasure axes in Pembrokeshire
The Deputy Coroner has given treasure status to a pair of 4,000-year-old weapons found by a pair of metal detectorists in a Pembrokeshire field two years ago.
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National Army Museum gifted death-defying Indian Mutiny redcoat
The National Army Museum has been gifted a rare blood stained tunic worn by a British officer in a bloody gunfight during the Indian Mutiny of the 1850s.
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Birmingham to reveal new £1 million Metropolis: Reflections on the Modern City
Urban views from across the world, as well as Birmingham's own architecture, come to the city's Museum and Art Gallery in a major new collection of contemporary art.
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Richard T Walker – In Defiance of Being Here at Carroll / Fletcher
The San Francisco-based artist sings, beats drums and plays guitars against a backdrop of canyons, mountains, dust plains and neon tubes in an exhibition attuned to nature.
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The Culture24/7: Herculaneum History and Heritage for March 2013
The British Museum's blockbuster on Life and Death in Pompeii and Herculaneum catches the eye this month. Tudors, teeth and International Women's Day also feature.
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Polly Morgan, David Blandy and international talent in Art13 at London Olympia
The inaugural edition of a new fair features 129 galleries - most of which are less than six years old - from dozens of countries across the world.
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The Culture24/7: Festivals and revolutions in Science and Nature for March 2013
Find out about aliens, cholera and sword-swallowing in London, or try Cambridge Science Festival, Space-craft in Glasgow and two exhibitions celebrating female pioneers.
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Wunderkammers and techno-animalism: Kinetica Art Fair returns to Ambika P3
More than 45 exhibitors from across the world are taking part in the fifth instalment of the robotic art fair this weekend, including kinetic jewellery and 1960s Ops pieces.
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Florence Nightingale Museum acquires Tardieu oils to honour role of nurses in World War One
The Florence Nightingale Museum has acquired a series of ten oil paintings by Victor Tardieu showing the WWI Red Cross field hospital run by Millicent, Duchess of Sutherland.
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Julian Opie's winter landscapes fuse technology and tradition at Alan Christea
The result of a winter walk in the French countryside, Julian Opie's landscapes create a modern pastoral panorama at Alan Christea Gallery.
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The Lightbox Woking hosts major retrospective of sculptor Elisabeth Frink
A major retrospective at The Lightbox in Woking examines the art of Elisabeth Frink, one of the most prominent names in 20th century British sculpture.
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Candice Breitz channels Jack Nicholson and Meryl Streep in Irish debut at Derry's Void
Twenty-eight talking Meryl Streep heads and 23 Jack Nicholsons take part in installation artist Candice Breitz's show - one of the first in the UK City of Culture programme.
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