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Mar 27, 20172 min
Where: Whitechapel Gallery, London
When: Until 14th May 2017
Why: Recognisable from his murals at Tottenham Court Tube Station and various sculptures dotted around the capital, this retrospective of the widely considered ‘godfather of Pop Art’ is a must-see for any fan of the genre. The Whitechapel Gallery itself is host to a range of other exciting exhibitions at the same time making this a destination to get lost in for a day.
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Where: Tate Britain, London
When: Until 29th May 2017
Why: Presenting his most comprehensive exhibition to date, one of the most popular and influential artists of the twentieth century, David Hockney returns to the Tate to showcase a chronological beauty of an exhibition that serves both as an introduction and homage to the great painter. View his iconic works up close and personal before the exhibition ends.
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Where: ICP Museum, New York
When: Until 7th May 2017
Why: This thought-provoking exhibition at the ICP presents six critical issues transformed by visual culture: #BlackLivesMatter, gender fluidity, climate change, terrorist propaganda, the right-wing fringe and the 2016 election, and the refugee crisis. A must-see to understand the rapid transformations of social, political and technological changes we are facing right now.
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Where: La Maison Rouge, Paris
When: Until 21st May 2017
Why: Want to know what really makes the French so…French? Then this is the exhibition for you! Discover an in-depth showcase of French identity and dissidence, with over 700 multi-disciplinary works, including film, music and art.
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Where: Georg Kolbe Museum, Berlin
When: Until 1st May 2017
Why: This museum is a Berlin gem with this particular exhibition presenting the museum’s namesake’s cross-section of impressive works, from art and architecture to sculpture, letters and more. Celebrating Georg Kolbe’s 140th birthday, this exhibition provides an insight into the city’s cultural development as well as his own.
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