Tabish Khan brings you five art exhibitions in London that you should visit during the week. Each one comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you.
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1. Liu Bolin: The Heroic Apparition @ Scream
Brilliantly blending into the background, this is the height of camouflage – technically brilliant and also politically astute (yes, the artist is in the picture above).
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The classical works here are patchy, but there are some fantastic contemporary works on display and the best opening room of any exhibition this year.
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3. Richard Hamilton @ Tate Modern
It can be hit and miss but this is a retrospective highlighting how versatile Hamilton was, with some fantastic installations.
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4. Giacomo Brunelli: Eternal London @ The Photographer’s Gallery
Evocative black and white photographs of London, nestled away in the gallery’s basement.
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5. Park Seungmo: Absence @ Hada Contemporary
Inventive use of wire mesh and light bulbs to make subtle and captivating studies of the human form