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Viewing Liza Lou: FAQ

Liza Lou returns to London with a body of work that slows painting down and makes it shimmer. In FAQ, oil paint and glass beads meet on the same surface, turning the supposedly spontaneous brushstroke into something more deliberate, exacting and strange. What first appears as a bold sweep of colour reveals itself up-close as a patient accumulation of tiny glass units, each one sharpening the tension between instinct and control. It is a clever, seductive show that asks what painting can be when gesture is filtered through labour and attentive precision.

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Viewing Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style

Opening at Buckingham Palace this week, Queen Elizabeth II: Her Life in Style turns the late Queen’s wardrobe into a portrait of British fashion across a century. Bringing together around 200 items – with around half on display for the first time – the exhibition moves from couture eveningwear and diplomatic dressing to the practical off-duty pieces that became part of her instantly recognisable image. With contributions from ERDEM, Richard Quinn and Christopher Kane, the exhibition makes a broader point about influence: not simply what the Queen wore, but how her style continues to shape British fashion today.

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Viewing Easter Holiday Workshops

For a more family-friendly Easter pick, Watts Gallery’s Easter holiday workshops bring a welcome dose of early spring creativity. Thursday’s Air-Dry Clay Easter Creatures invites children to sculpt animals, eggs and floral forms in the Pottery Studio, while Friday’s Pop-up Spring Gardens uses wire and tissue paper to build bright, delicate 3D worlds in The Clore. Ideal for children aged six and up, it is a charming option for anyone after something tactile and imaginative over the break.

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The Wick Culture - Yeonjoon Yoon, Gavin Poole, Conrad Shawcross, Tristram Hunt at UMBILICAL

Happenings Conrad Shawcross: UMBILICAL at Here East

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The Wick Culture - Gallery view of the 2025 Summer Exhibition
Photo: © David Parry/ Royal Academy of Arts

Happenings RA Summer Party

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The Wick Culture - Katy Wickremesinghe at Dulwich Picture Gallery

Happenings Rachel Jones at Dulwich Picture Gallery

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The Wick Culture - Katy Wickremesinghe at Dulwich Picture Gallery

Happenings Rachel Jones at Dulwich Picture Gallery

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The Wick Culture - The Weston Collections Hall at V&A East
Storehouse, including over 100 mini
curated displays ‘hacked’ into the ends
and sides of the storage racking. Image by Hufton + Crow for V&A

Happenings V&A East Storehouse

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The Wick Culture - Shezad Dawood

Happenings Chain of Hope at Saatchi Gallery

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