
Top 5 London Exhibitions 18th - 24th
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It's Just a Daisy by Roy's People
With a lovely weekend ahead of us, it's only right you get to have some fun and get some cultural vitamins. So here are our top 5 London exhibitions and events for your arty needs.
With only ONE WEEK left, you really are going to have to get your shoes on. And get here quick. With only a few pieces left, Roy's People first solo show has been hugely popular with his comedic Little People charming one and all.
Now- 26thApril
Curious Duke Gallery
173 Whitecross Street
London
EC1Y 8JT
Open Monday – Friday 11:30 – 6:30, Saturday 12-4, closed Sunday.
Nearest stations: Old Street exit 6 and Barbican
Free
Play what's not there
Big names from the art world make up this group show that looks at what is between art components- the parts we aren't aware of, that lie silent and unseen. Steven Campbell, Edward Krasinski, Linder, Bruce Nauman, Robert Whitman, Katharina Wulff and Cerith Wyn Evans experiment with the transcendental from Kierkegaard existentialist writings.
Now- 22nd June
Raven Row
56 Artillery Lane
London
E1 7LS
Open Wednesday – Sunday 11-6
Nearest station: Liverpool Street and Aldgate
Free
Henri Matisse Cut Outs
Later in life as Matisse lost mobility, he took to creating bold and beautiful paper pieces made from cut outs. His famous dancers move across the paper amongst 120 other works in this landmark exhibition.
Now- 7th September 2014
Tate Modern
Open
Nearest stations: Waterloo and Southwark
Tickets ï¿¡18, concessions apply here .
Does the It stick
Joanna Tatham and Tom O'Sullivan have been working collaboratively for nearly 20 years, with this exhibition moving their work into questioning how art can be present in commercial spaces. The viewer moves through the work- almost as an installation, but sees the work firstly as a sections of a larger room, as rainbow walls are built and plastic curves to lead on to a different path.
Now - 15th June
Bloomberg SPACE
50 Finsbury Square
London
EC2A 1HD
Open Monday – Saturday 11-6
Nearest stations: Liverpool Street, Moorgate and Old Street.
Free
Fairground London
Making use of an empty office block, Fairground has filled it's entirety with music, food, games and activities. But all for adults, and all aimed at reminding us just how the East End became to be regenerated with a massive help from the arts.
Fairground
260 -264 Kingsland Road
London
E8 4DG
Open every Saturday and Sunday until 14/15 June
Nearest station: Haggerston Overground
Saturday free before 7pm, ï¿¡5 between 7-9, ï¿¡7 after 9.
Sunday free 12-12.
Happy Easter!- Sinéad