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NEW EXHIBITIONS
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LONDON
SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS 25th until 29th April |
A Baker's Dozen. The first exhibition, A Baker’s Dozen,
invites artists to respond to the following question: "If an
artist has the right to classify anything as contemporary art and
sell it as such, can a baker sell anything as bread?" LONDON |
| SOUTHAMPTON'S
JOHN HANSARD GALLERY 27th March until 26th June |
Andy
Warhol. Southampton is to stage a major exhibition of nearly two
hundred works by Andy Warhol (1928 – 1987), one of the giants of
20th century art. tel: 023 8063 1537. SOUTHAMPTON |
| BRITISH
MUSEUM 1st until 25th April 2011 |
Picasso
to Julie Mehretu: Modern drawings from the British Museum
collection. Collected over the past 35 years, this exhibition showcase
great artists of the 20th century including Picasso; E L Kirchner,
Otto Dix, Matisse, Magritte, David Smith and Louise Bourgeois with
major contemporary artists including; Anselm Kiefer, Gerhard Richter,
William Kentridge and concludes with Julie Mehretu, the Ethiopian-born
artist who is one of the stars of the international contemporary
art scene. Room 90/Admission free. WC1B 3DG. LONDON |
| BRITISH
MUSEUM 1st until 3rd April 2011 |
Images
and sacred texts: Buddhism across Asia. The ‘three gems’
consist of the Buddha himself, his teachings and the Buddhist community.
Many of these objects have never been on display before, making
this a unique opportunity to view rarely-seen items from the British
Museum’s collection. Room 91/Admission free. WC1B 3DG. LONDON |
| GV
ART 8th until 21st April |
David
Heathcote: Beyond Horizons. A retrospective solo show by
David Heathcote including paintings, drawings and sculpture. Tuesday
to Friday 11am – 6pm. Saturdays 11am – 4pm. 49 Chiltern Street,
W1U 6LY. LONDON |
| 166bpm
30th until 3rd April |
Scientifically
known to increase ones heart rate by around 14%, the colour
red and its effect on our physical state are the underlying themes
of this innovative collection of work. Walcot Chapel, Walcot Gate,
BA1 5UG. BATH |
