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London's artists run in packs: in West London studios range from a disused gas works to an artists' commune and a charity-run studio complex2009-10-15T14:50:14ZPoor Picasso
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Picasso is not served well by the National Gallery's new show but there are enough thrilling pictures to make it worthwhile.2009-02-27T00:00:00ZFlowing blonde on cello in Brodsky Quartet
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/music/review-23580143-flowing-blonde-on-cello-in-brodsky-quartet.do
The Brodsky Quartet play with familiar empathy. Three of them have been together since student days nearly three decades ago.2008-10-30T00:00:00ZAnyone for café culture?
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A new exhibition celebrates the Viennese coffee houses where Mahler, Strauss and Schnitzler would exchange ideas. If only there were a modern London equivalent2008-10-08T17:15:54ZNow for a real art prize
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City sponsors have created just what contemporary art needs – the Threadneedle Figurative Prize. Brian Sewell explains more.2008-09-12T10:02:05ZCafé Royal to become five-star hotel in £90m lease
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The historic Café Royal in Regent Street, where Oscar Wilde and Aubrey Beardsley were once regulars, is to be transformed into a 160-bedroom five-star hotel2008-08-28T08:40:34ZChristie's opens its doors to 300 years of Brit art and furniture
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23488629-christies-opens-its-doors-to-300-years-of-brit-art-and-furniture.do
Some £20 million of British art, including works by JMW Turner, LS Lowry, Barbara Hepworth and Henry Moore, has gone on show in London before a string of auctions next week2008-05-30T12:49:26ZLost in the East at Tate Britain
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/arts/article-23488589-lost-in-the-east-at-tate-britain.do
What a pity the British Orientalists — on show at Tate Britain from next week — shied away from the sex and sadism that other European painters revelled in.2008-05-30T10:05:51ZBond makes an exhibition of himself... once again
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James Bond fans will be stirred, if not shaken, by the Imperial War Museum's latest exhibition2008-04-16T07:41:25ZBond makes an exhibition of himself... once again
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The Imperial War Museum's latest exhibition, For Your Eyes Only, shows to what extent the adventures of 007 James Bond were based on the life of his creator, Ian Fleming.2008-04-16T10:38:59ZLittle pictures for little patrons
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The late Edwardian painters of Camden Town, currently at Tate Britain, aspired to provide low-cost art for ordinary people, says Brian Sewell.2008-02-15T00:00:00ZEngland's first Bohemian
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/arts/review-23420259-englands-first-bohemian.do
In his obsessive series of the prostitutes of Camden, Walter Sickert shocks with his brute honesty, says Brian Sewell.2007-11-12T00:00:00ZHow Pop changed the portrait
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Pop Art Portraits at the National Portrait Gallery is a well-chosen and spirited show that occasionally falls victim to its own enthusiasm.2007-10-18T23:00:00ZA piece of Italy in the capital
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La Cantina is as Italian as Pavarotti and mozzarella and as corny as Kansas - but utterly charming, says Mark Bolland.2007-07-22T23:00:00ZHow ugly can the faces get?
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Once a forum for energetic and inspired young painters, the BP Portrait Award now fosters dull incompetence and a dependency on the camera, says Brian Sewell.2007-06-24T23:00:00ZLet the Welsh pay for their own gallery
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The principality has put a ragbag of its pictures briefly on show at Christie's - and brought the begging bowls too, says Brian Sewell.2007-01-15T00:00:00Z