The EY Exhibition: Impressionists in London, French Artists in Exile (1870-1904) at Tate Britain – a fabulous collection of works by artists who found refuge in the capital and became captivated by both the city and British culture.
Cézanne Portraits – a magnificent exhibition of portraits and self-portraits at the National Portrait Gallery
“Something Resembling Truth” – a retrospective of Jasper Johns at London’s Royal Academy of Art. At 87, he is regarded as America’s leading contemporary artist and one of the most influential artists of the twentieth century.
Anyone with a passion for paper should check out the House of Wallpaper in Soho which is part of the London Design Festival
John Armstrong: Dream and Reality – a fabulous retrospective of this enigmatic artist on show at the Penlee House Gallery in Penzance until 18 November.
Drawn in Colour – Degas from The Burrell. A glorious glimpse of the great artist’s pastels, drawings and oil paintings at the National Gallery
Check out these adorable papier-mâché figures wearing the National Costumes of Russia and the former Soviet Union.
Matisse and the inspiration of ‘actor-objects’ – at the Royal Academy of Art
Paper Places 