Agenda / Events of Petit Futé Londres

Sixties madness in London

Recommended by Céline MAGNIN

After the Dantesque exhibition David Bowie Is, the V& A Museum explores the cultural revolution of the late 1960s and all the legacy that this counterculture has ...

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Georgia O'Keeffe Flowers

Recommended by Léa ROUSSELET

Until the end of October the Tate mondern is offering a unique exhibition on the famous American artist Georgia O'Keefe. While Great Britain has no paintings by the ...

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First International Rolling Stones Exhibition

Recommended by Jérémy THIEBAUD

Exhibitionism is the first international exhibition on the Rolling Stones. The huge Saatchi Gallery will be entirely dedicated to this legendary group. Spread over ...

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Delacroix in London

Recommended by Jérémy THIEBAUD

The National Gallery is hosting a major exhibition devoted to Delacroix, a French painter whose work was an inspiration to many. From the curves of Matisse to the ...

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Crime in London

Recommended by Jérémy THIEBAUD

Immerse yourself in the macabre world of crime. The Crime Museum Uncovered gives you access for the very first time to an exhibition that was once reserved for ...

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On a trip to London, this is the show you can't miss

Recommended by Hector BARON

No less than 100 works by Alexander Calder await you at the Tate Modern! An artist of movement and a key figure in 20th century art, this exhibition retraces his ...

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Three generations of manga at the British Museum

Recommended by Hector BARON

Ten years of partnership with Asahi Shimbum, Japan's most famous daily newspaper, is cause for celebration! For the occasion, the British Museum is organizing an ...

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When the world pops!

Recommended by Antoine RICHARD

The Tate Modern takes you on a fabulous journey to the heart of the Pop Art movement as it existed but outside the United States, across the oceans, to Europe, ...

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Ai Weiwei the famous Chinese activist exhibits in England.

Recommended by Antoine RICHARD

Born in Beijing in 1957, Ai Weiwei is a major artist on the contemporary Chinese art scene and it is therefore only natural that he is currently exhibiting at the ...

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Audrey Hepburn, the iconic

Recommended by Baptiste THARREAU

Until October 18, the National Portrait Gallery in London is honouring the immense British actress Audrey Hepburn. The opportunity to look back in pictures on the ...

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Exhibition at the British Museum "Defining Beauty: the body in ancient ...

Recommended by Muriel PARENT

The beauty of the human body in ancient Greek art is in the spotlight! During this visit, visitors will be able to discover some 150 masterpieces of Greek scupture: ...

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Elvis Presley moves to London

Recommended by Baptiste THARREAU

The King of rock'n'roll is coming to London! With "Elvis at the O2", visitors will be able to admire the costumes, guitars, cars, gold and platinum records and some ...

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London awakens your taste buds at the "London Restaurant Festival".

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

For the 6th consecutive year, the chefs of London's finest restaurants are offering you the chance to savour a variety of gourmet menus specially designed for the ...

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Photography: Horst or the genius of timeless fashion.

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

The Victoria and Albert Museum in London celebrates the career of the 20th century fashion photography genius with the exhibition Horst: Photographer of Style. We ...

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Good-hearted London pearls.

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

On Sunday, September 28th, the Pearly Kings & Queens of London, in costumes covered with dozens of mother-of-pearl buttons, celebrate the autumn harvest in a ...

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Water marathon on the Thames.

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

The Great River Race organized on September 27, 2014 (The Great River Race) is part of the "Totally Thames 2014" sporting event. 300 teams from all over the world, ...

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Another brick in the wall!

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

Nearly one million LEGOs were needed to create the 75 works by American artist Nathan Sawaya, whose "dreams are being built...". Brick by brick". The exhibition "The ...

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Viva Mexico: Gastronomic Festival from September 8 to 14 - Market from ...

Recommended by Eloisa FLORES NAVA

Come celebrate with us the most important month for Mexicans. We start with the gastronomic week that offers delicious authentic dishes from many corners of Mexico, ...

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Exhibition: "Rembrandt: The Late Works" or the genius of the old master

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

The exhibition The Late Works looks back at the last years of Rembrandt's artistic production, through a selection of renowned paintings and previously unpublished ...

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The exhibition "The Making of a Master" celebrates the genius of John ...

Recommended by Victoria ROUXEL

The exhibition looks back at the artistic training of this innovative naturalist, known for his studies and oil sketches done in the open air.In the galleries of the ...

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