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Poor.Old.Tired.Horse at the Institute for Contemporary Arts
A fascinating exhibition has opened at The Institute for Contemporary Arts shedding light on the Concrete Poetry movement of the 1960s.
Step through the minds of artists in must-see Hayward summer show
New Hayward Gallery exhibition Walking in my Mind challenges the public to explore the inner creative processes of a host of inventive visual artists. Anne Field takes a trip through 10 ingenious minds.
Anglo-Japanese sculpture vultures in Scottish stone shows
Internationally-acclaimed sculpture pair Hironori Katagiri and Kate Thomson are hoping to inspire Scottish artists and architects with stone structures at two historic highland homes.
A fresh twist on 'Gay Icons' at the National Portrait Gallery
What constitutes a gay icon? An exhibition of 'Gay Icons' opened at The National Portrait Gallery this week aiming to answer this question.
Gormley's Plinth Project ready for kick-off as human statues prepare to perform
One and Other, sculptor Antony Gormley's reality television-style plan to occupy the Fourth Plinth of Trafalgar Square with a new member of the public every hour for 100 days, is about to begin.
Sir John Soane's Museum project aims to restore original design
A £6 million project has been launched to return the Sir John Soane's Museum in London to its original design. Museum Director Tim Knox tells Culture24 about the plans.
Tate Britain unveils new Duveens Commission by Eva Rothschild
Tate Britain has unveiled its new Duveens Commission, Cold Corners by artist Eva Rothschild.
Art Fund poaches Tate Britain Director as new top dog
Leading sector charity The Art Fund has revealed Stephen Deuchar, the Tate Britain Director and current Turner Prize Chairman, as its new Director.
Danish artist Kirkeby gives dark contemplation on meaning at Tate Modern
Despite being one of the best-known artists in Denmark, Per Kirkeby's brooding geographical works remain relatively unknown in the UK. Alex Hopkins visits his major new show at the Tate Modern.
Exquisite Bodies explores the curious and grotesque story of the anatomical model
Exquisite Bodies, the forthcoming summer exhibition from the Wellcome Collection, is set to explore a strange and forgotten chapter in medical history.
JW Waterhouse: The Modern Pre-Raphaelite at the Royal Academy of Arts
The largest retrospective of JW Waterhouse's work ever shown has opened at the Royal Academy of Arts.
Behind the scenes at the RIBA British Architectural Library collection
Culture24 goes behind the scenes at the Royal Institute of British Architects Library Photographs Collection with assistant curator Laura Whitton.
Workshop Missoni: Daring to be Different at the Estorick Collection
The Estorick Collection in London is to host an exhibition of the eye catching designs of the Italian fashion house Missoni this summer.
Culture24 heads for internet awards after Best Practice nomination
Culture24 will take on international competition at a ceremony in London after being nominated for creative use of the web in the Nominet Best Practice Challenge 2009.
Le Corbusier's Indian designs testify to power of simplicity
Furniture designed for the Indian metropolis of Chandigarh by Le Corbusier in the 1950s has gone on display at London's P3 space. Alex Hopkins witnesses a mission to create a dazzling city.
