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Cloudy Top 10 Art Exhibitions in London
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Tate Britain marks the upcoming centenary of Francis Bacon's birth with this retrospective of one of the 20th century's most important artists. As the first major retrospective of Bacon in London since 1985, it's also a re-assessment of his work in the light of the new research that has emerged since his death. Until 4 Jan
Renaissance Faces: Van Eyck to Titian
This blockbuster at The National Gallery features paintings, sculptures, drawings and medals from the likes of Raphael, Titian, Botticelli,Van Eyck and Holbein. The exhibition not only highlights the supreme artistic talent of the Renaissance, but also gives a real sense of the characters behind the pictures. Until 18 Jan
Andy Warhol: Other Voices, Other Rooms
The father of Pop Art comes to London's South Bank in this major exhibition showcasing the remarkable breadth of Andy Warhol's artistic output. The exhibition takes its lead from Warhol's films, screen-tests, videos and television programmes, giving a fresh insight into the mind of the man. Until 18 Jan
Cold War Modern: Design 1945-1970
The V&A examines how the battle between communism and capitalism shaped modern design on both sides of the Iron Curtain. This extensive exhibition features contemporary design, architecture, film, fashion and popular culture. Until 11 Jan
Miró, Calder, Giacometti, Braque: Aimé Maeght and his artists
The Royal Academy tells the story of Aimé Maeght – a 20th century art-dealer, exhibition-maker and publisher – with this small exhibition about the artists most closely associated with him. Featuring works of art, exhibition catalogues and rare video footage of the artists. Ends 2 Jan
Rothko
Mark Rothko's iconic, soft-edged rectangles saturated with colour are among the most enduring and mysterious paintings created in modern times. This unprecedented exploration of Rothko's late work at Tate Modern is the first such exhibition to be held in London for over 20 years. Until 1 Feb
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
See a stunning collection of images from the natural world as the prestigious Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition returns to London. This year, a record-breaking 32,351 images were submitted. The winner, runner-up and commended photograph in each category are on display at the Natural History Museum. Until 30 Apr
Byzantium 330-1453
This exhibition tells the history of the Byzantine empire through art, from the founding of the empire in 330, to its fall in the 1400s. See ornate ivories, enamels and icons alongside mosaics and detailed gold and silver metalwork. Of particular interest is The rarely-seen Antioch Chalice, belived by some to be the holy grail. Ends 22 Mar
The Revolution Continues: New Art from China
The Saatchi Gallery re-opens near Sloane Square with this show of contemporary Chinese art. This inaugural exhibition brings together the work of 30 of China's leading artists in a cutting-edge collection of paintings, sculptures and installations. Until 18 Jan
Bruegel to Rubens: Masters of Flemish Painting
Bringing together 51 works from the golden age of Flemish painting, this exhibition at The Queens Gallery is rich in detail, visual trickery and historical interest. With works from the likes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder, Van Dyck, Jan Brueghel and Rubens, this is a rich celebration of one of the most celebrated eras of Northern European painting. Ends 27 Apr
