The London Photographic Meetup Group
The Tabernacle, 34–35 Powis Square, W11; Sat 13 Mar; 10am; £10
The guest speaker for this event is Phil Binks. Phil is back again to deliver another Adobe Lightroom workshop. Lightroom is a photography software program developed by Adobe Systems for Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows, designed to assist photographers in doing post production work and to manage digital images.
5X15
The Tabernacle, 34–35 Powis Square, W11;
Mon 15 March; 6.15pm; £12–£15
5x15: five speakers, 15 minutes each. John Mitchinson on how to cope with the curves life throws; Deborah Moggach tells the story of her mother, the murderess; Beth Orton on life and music; William Sieghart on pathways to peace in the Middle East and Tristram Stuart.
Bookslam
The Tabernacle, 34–35 Powis Square, W11; Wed 24 Mar; 7.30pm; £8 adv, £6 on the door
Features top writers, live music and a semi-professional Serbian DJ.
www.tabernaclelive.co.uk; 020 7520 9305
Easter Egg Hunt
 Clifton Nurseries, 5a Clifton Villas, W9; Fri 26 Mar; 4pm–5.30pm; £3 per child, 50% of takings donated to local charity
This kids’ special Easter egg hunt includes picture colouring and spring plant potting tables. Eggs, plants, materials and colouring are included.
www.clifton.co.uk; 020 7289 6851
Spark
Canal Café Theatre, Delamere Terrace, W2; Wed 7 Apr; 7.30pm; sold out
London’s first storytelling night.
www.canalcafetheatre.com
020 7289 6054
Art Light Paint Jam
Westbourne Studios, 242 Acklam Road, W10; first Sat of the month; 8pm–midnight; £30 including canvas (£28pp if you book with a friend), £20 including paper
Explore your creativity with an abundance of colourful paints, brushes and more in this cool nightspot.
workshops@daliazermon.co.uk;
07956 889634
The Kensal Club
Paradise (by Way of Kensal Green), 19 Kilburn Lane, W10; fortnightly; £25 including three-course dinner and wine
Meet like-minded people by joining Paradise’s networking club and enjoy dinner in their gorgeous private dining room. It only seats 20 people though, so book early.
Each evening will begin with an informal drinks reception from 7pm, which is then followed by a three-course dinner cooked by Paradise head chef and Marco Pierre White protégé Tim Payne.
www.theparadise.co.uk; 020 8969 0098
Parkour for teens
Westminster Academy, 255 Harrow Road, W2; most evenings; £5, free for Westminster residents
Teens can learn the art of parkour/freerunning in a safe environment with Parkour Generations in conjunction with Westminster Sports Unit and Positive Futures. Check out the YouTube video on their website (see below).
www.parkourgenerations.com
07789 742919
Chocolate classes for kids
Melt, 59 Ledbury Road, W11; £25 for Children’s Hour; Age 6+
Follow your nose to this addictive chocolate shop where you can watch the chocolatiers in action. Wednesdays and Saturdays offer Children’s Hour sessions where kids can pour chocolate into animal moulds and make their own lollipops.
www.meltchocolates.com; 020 7727 5030
Saturday Talks
Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, W2; Sat 13 Mar; 3pm; free
Artists, critics and curators discuss themes connected with the work of Richard Hamilton on Saturday afternoons. This week join artist Nairy Baghramian.
Hiwa K: Research in Progress
Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, W2; Thu 25 Mar; 7pm; free
Visual artist and musician Hiwa K was born in Iraq and lives in Germany. He launches a project tracing musical and economic history.
www.serpentinegallery.org;
020 7402 6075
Serpentine Cinema: CINACT
Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, W2; Sun 11 Apr; 1.45pm; £6/£5 available from The Gate
CINACT takes its name from American artist Henry Flynt’s 2007 cinema manifesto. Each programme focuses on one or two artists who investigate and experiment with the medium of cinema. Join Hannah Sawtell in April .
www.picturehouses.co.uk; 0871 704 2058
Edgware Road Project: Events
The Centre for Possible Studies, 14 Porchester Place, W2
Local and international artists, residents, shop owners and visitors are working in collaboration of Edgware Road as part of this major Serpentine Gallery Project. You’re invited to get involved in the Young Peoples’ Cinema Courses and Community Workshops.
eleanorf@serpentinegallery.org
020 7298 1516
An Asian Interior: The Private Collection of Baroness Dunn Auction
 Christie's Images Ltd 2010
Christie’s, 85 Old Brompton Road, SW7; Sun 14 Mar; 11.30am; public viewing Fri 12 Mar 9am–5pm, Sat 13 Mar 10am–5pm, Sun 14 Mar 10am–11.30am
Property from the former Cotswold home of Lydia, Baroness Dunn, who has worked alongside former governors David Wilson, Edward Youde and Chris Patten as well as advising Margaret Thatcher, John Major, Geoffrey Howe and other ministers on Hong Kong issues. Highlights from the sale include a large pair of William IV upright giltwood pier glasses, circa 1830 (estimate £20,000–£30,000) and a large Chinese carved wood figure of Manjusri, the Bodhisat, Yuan/Ming dynasty (1279 –1644; estimate £12,000-18,000; pictured above).
www.christies.com; 020 7581 7611
The Lord of the Rings: The The Two Towers
Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, SW7; Fri 23 Apr–Sat 24 Apr; 7pm; £15–£55
Howard Shore’s Academy award-winning score will be performed live on stage by the London Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Ludwig Wicki, to a high definition cinematic screening of the film.
www.royalalberthall.com; 020 7589 8212
Albert Memorial Tours
Kensington Gardens (meet at the Albert Memorial), SW7; first Sunday of the month, 2pm and 3pm; £5, concs £4.50
Prince Albert – Queen Victoria’s husband – died of typhoid fever at the age of 42. Learn more about the memorial which celebrates Prince Albert’s passions and interests as well as Victorian achievement.
www.royalparks.org.uk; 020 7495 0916
The Vitality Show
Earls Court 2, Warwick Road, SW5; Thu 18–Sun 21 Mar; Thu 1pm–9pm; Fri–Sun 10am–6pm; £5–£17.50
Kick-start your spring detox with the latest health and fitness advice from the likes of Rosemary Conley and Dr Gill Hart. Get beauty and fashion tips from Nicky Hamiton-Jones and whip up some treats with chef Aldo Zilli.
www.thevitalityshow.co.uk; 0871 230 5569
Ideal Home Show
 Celebrity chef theatre
Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre, Warwick Road, SW5; Sat 20 Mar–Mon 5 Apr; daily 10am–6pm; Thu until 9pm; £5–£12
Phil Spencer, co-presenter of Channel 4’s Location, Location, Location and 'queen of interiors' Linda Barker will be among the experts offering advice at the show. You’ll also be able to shop ‘til you drop from the thousands of stylish homewares on sale.
www.idealhomeshow.co.uk; 0844 4154144
Move It
Olympia, Hammersmith Road, W14; Fri 12 Mar–Sun 14 Mar; Fri–Sat 10am–7pm; Sun 10am–5pm; from £9
Strictly fans can catch a class led by Erin Boag, plus Flawless, winner of Sky 1’s Got To Dance Akai and Royal Ballet Principal Sarah Lamb will be performing at the show.
www.moveitdance.co.uk
Lyric Lounge
Lyric Hammersmith, King Street, W6; Fri 26 Mar; 8pm; £10
An evening of eclectic talent with a blend of soulful vocalists, up-and-coming new bands, poetry, dance and comedy.
Messy Plays
Lyric Hammersmith, King Street, W6; Sun 28 Mar; midday and 2pm; £3
Kids can get their mitts on paint, glitter, stickers and glue on a Saturday afternoon.
www.lyric.co.uk; 0871 221 1729
The Spring Chelsea Antiques Fair
 Dame Laura Knight plate
Chelsea Old Town Hall, King's Road, SW3, Wed 17 Mar–Sun 21 Mar; Wed 2pm–8pm (admission £10), Thu–Sat 10.30am–6pm, Sun 10.30am–5pm; £5
London’s longest running antiques event offers exhibits from more than 30 dealers. Find furniture, ceramics, oil and watercolour paintings, decorative prints, fine silver, glass, Persian rugs, Art Deco mirrors and lighting, jewellery and more with prices from less than £100 to more than £20,000.
01825 744074
The Prince’s Trust Spring Ball
The Hurlingham Club, Ranelagh Gardens, SW6; Thu 18 Mar; £350 per person or £3,150 for a table of 10
This A-List event, supported by St Tropez, is hosted by GMTV’s Jenni Falconer and stars singer Alison Moyet, Noisettes and Britain’s Got Talent dance group Flawless. The evening will start with cocktails before a three-course meal and wine. Afterwards, dance the night away with Radio One DJ Scott Mills.
events@princes-trust.org.uk; 020 7543 1389
Royal Hospital Chelsea
Royal Hospital Road, SW3; daily 10am–midday and 2pm–4pm (closed bank holidays); free
Built by Sir Christopher Wren, architect of St Paul’s Cathedral, between 1682 and 1692, the hospital is home to the Chelsea Pensioners, bachelor pensioners who served Britain the armed forces during World War II and other conflicts.
www.rhs.org.uk/chelsea; 020 7881 5298
Chelsea FC Museum and Stadium Tour
Stamford Bridge, Fulham Road, SW6; 10.30am–4pm daily; tours hourly from 11am–3pm daily excluding match days and the day before Champions League games; museum £6, concs £4, museum and tour £5, concs £9, family (two adults, two children) £42
Chelsea Centenery Museum pays tribute to the first 100 years of the Stamford Bridge site with memorabilia. Tours include a visit to the changing rooms, dugout, players’ tunnel and press room as well as getting the chance to have your pic taken with the shirt of your favourite Chelsea player.
08445 791940
Circus Skills for Kids
Melcombe Primary School, Fulham Palace Road, W6; Mondays and Wednesdays and St Alban’s Church Hall, Margravine Road, W6; Saturdays; Age 3–16
Albert & Friends Instant Circus is a charity which helps develop the creative potential of youngsters irrespective of their background or physical ability. Check website for class details.
www.albertandfriends-instantcircus.co.uk 020 8237 1170
Arbonne Skincare Roadshow
Cumberland Hotel, Cumberland Place, W1; Wed 24 Mar; 6.30pm–9.30pm; free, but guests must register (see contact below)
Check out new ranges of paraben-free skincare products from Arbonne. Guests will be entered into a prize draw to win products from the Swiss-formulated range.
raffaelabressanelli@hotmail.co.uk;
07748 217502
Designer hat-making classes
Your home or office; from £25 per person for up to 20, plus optional £50 for make-up artist hire
Looking for a girly party with a twist or an afternoon of office team-building? Multi award-winning milliner Katherine Elizabeth (recent commissions include Zara Phillips, Kate Middleton and Lily Allen) is offering her expertise in a fun party format, with the option of an on-hand make-up artist, Fiona Tanner.
www.katherineelizabethhats.com
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Time by Justin Perpeger
The Muse at 269 Portobello Road, W11; Wed 24 Feb–Sun 14 Mar; Wed–Sun midday–6pm and by appointment; free
Following on from his successful show at Muse last year and the sell-out show at Lauderdale House, Justin Piperger will be exhibiting a new body of work. He will be painting in the gallery most Wednesdays and Fridays and loves visits.
www.themuseat269.com; 020 7792 8588
Lines in Space: Paule Vezelay and Linda Karshan
England & Co, 216 Westbourne Grove; W11; Sat 27 Feb–Sat 27 Mar; Mon–Sat 11am–6pm; free
Paule Vézelay, a British pioneer of the early abstract movement in Paris, developed her ideas of ‘Lines in Space', starting a series of 3-D constructions of that name in 1935. In subtle contrast, the intuitive, apparently minimal abstract drawings of contemporary artist, Linda Karshan, are 'more attuned to concepts of time than of space'.
www.englandgallery.com
020 7221 0417
Still Life from Flanders
 Flow Gallery, 1–5 Needham Street, W11; Thu 11 Feb–Sat 17 Apr; Mon–Sat 11am–6pm; Sun by appointment; free
This exhibition brings together nine accomplished Flemish artists working in Flanders. Artists include Sofie Lachaert & Luc d'Hanis, whose bird bottles are pictured; internationally recognised silversmith David Huycke and Jeanne Opgenhaffen, who is inspired by landscape and the changing coloration of rock strata.
www.flowgallery.co.uk
020 7243 0782
Mythili: Desi Gods and Godesses of the 21st Century
London Print Studio, 425 Harrow Road, W10; Fri 12 Feb–Sat 13 Mar; free
An emerging British artist from an Asian background, Mythili’s work explores the construction of contemporary identity, engaging with Western celebrity culture as well as Indian images and legends. She combines traditional and new technologies in her painting and printmaking.
www.londonprintstudio.org.uk
020 8969 3247
Gallery Artists Group Show
Broadbent Gallery, 25 Chepstow Corner, W2; 6.30pm–9pm; Fri 28 Jan–Sun 14 Mar; Tue–Sat 11am–6pm
Artists include Alf Lohr and Pierre Imhof.
www.broadbentgallery.com
020 7229 8811
Good Rats
 Art Work Space, Lower Ground Floor, The Hempel Hotel, 31—35 Craven Hill Gardens, W2; Mon 1 Feb–Thu 11 Mar; Mon–Fri 10.30am–7.30pm; Sat 3.30pm–7.30pm; Sun 1.30pm–7.30pm
Photographer and filmmaker Niall O’Brien’s debut solo exhibition is the result of an ongoing project that has seen O’Brien living alongside, and observing the lives of, a group of young punks from south-west London over the last three years.
www.niallobrien.co.uk
www.artworkspace.co.uk
Things I Made, Things I Found and Made
 SaLon Contemporary, 82 Westbourne Grove, W2; Fri 12 Feb–Sun 21 Mar; Mon–Sat 11am–7pm; Sun midday–6pm
A group exhibition of six emerging sculptors, including Bouke De Vries, whose works were snapped up at Kay Saatchi’s launch for art website Murmurart at Selfridges. Plus, Shona Davies and partner David Monaghan, known for creating ambiguous scenes; Amy Stephens, whose works are in the Azam Collection and Los Angeles-based artist Troy Abbott.
www.saloncontemporary.com;
020 7221 1650
Karachi
Green Cardamom, 5A Porchester Place, W2; Fri 26 Feb–Fri 9 Apr; Tue–Fri midday–6pm; free
Bani Abidi is one of the leading figures from a generation of Pakistani artists who trained during the 1990s and began exploring social contradictions through their artistic practice.
www.greencardamom.net
020 7402 7125
Nick Sinclair: Country & Eastern
 The Subway Gallery, Kiosk 1, Joe Strummer Subway, Edgware/Harrow Road, W2; Thu 4 Mar–Sat 27 Mar; open Mon–Sat 11am–7pm; free
Portraits taken from photographer Nick Sinclair’s two years in residence at the Maverick Festival, an annual celebration of American roots music at the Easton Farm Park in Suffolk. The exhibition includes a series of previously unseen imagesof Johnny Cash and June Carter taken by Nick in 1996.
www.subwaygallery.com
Richard Hamilton
 Portrait of Hugh Gaitskell as a Famous Monster of Filmland 1964 (detail) © 2009 Richard Hamilton
Serpentine Gallery, Kensington Gardens, W2; Wed 3 Mar–Sun 25 Apr; daily 10am–6pm
The installations, prints and paintings on view take international politics, riots, terrorist acts and war as their subject matter, examining how these conflicts are represented by the media. Hamilton, born in 1922, was a leading instigator of Pop Art in Britain.
www.serpentinegallery.org;
020 7402 6075
Wildlife Photographer of the Year
Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; until Fri 26 April; 10am–5.50pm daily; £9, concs £4.50, family £24
This annual photography competition and exhibition is housed in a bigger venue this year, with images displayed in a larger format. We love the accompanying description which often reveals the remarkable lengths the photographer took to capture their winning shot.
www.nhm.ac.uk; 020 7942 5000
Gerti Deutsch: Between Vienna and London
 Austrian Cultural Forum, 28 Rutland Gate, SW7; Wed 3 Feb–Fri 23 Apr; Mon–Fri 9am–5pm
Photographs from 1932–1952 from the portrait photographer and Picture Post photojournalist.
www.acflondon.org;
020 7225 7300
The Collectors: Old Master Paintings
 Sphinx Fine Art, 125 Kensington ChurchStreet, W8; Sat 28 Nov–Fri 26 Mar; Mon–Fri 10am–6pm, Sat 10am–4pm
Nearly 100 works tells the story of over a dozen of the world’s greatest collector’s art, whose collections now reside in the Hermitage, St. Petersburg, through Sphinx’s own paintings, using the artists these patrons collected.
www.sphinxfineart.com; 020 7313 8040
Greyworld: Bloom
Sculpture Forecourt at the Royal British Society of Sculptors, 108 Old Brompton Road, SW7; Thu 21 Jan–Fri 9 Apr; Wed–Fri 11.30am–4pm or by appointment
The Royal British of Society of Sculptors is in bloom with a colourful sequence of opening and closing flowers created especially for the outdoor Sculpture Forecourt by Greyworld.
www.rbs.org.uk; 020 7373 8615
1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in our World
Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7; Thu 21 Jan–Sun 25 Apr (closed Thu 25 Feb–Fri 12 Mar); daily; 10am–6pm; free
A thousand years, from the 17th century onwards, of science from the Muslim world is explored in this exhibition.
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk
0870 870 4868
In the Footsteps of Isabella Bird: Adventures in Twin Time Travel
Royal Geographical Society, 1 Kensington Gore, SW7; Mon 15 Feb–Sat 13 Mar; Mon–Fri 10am–5pm; free
Retracing the journeys taken by Victorian writer and explorer Isabella Bird across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Middle East and the USA with the use of contemporary photography.
www.rgs.org; 020 7591 3000
Normal But Not: The Album Art of Stormstudios & Hipgnosis
Ground floor corridor of the Royal Albert Hall, Kensington Gore, SW7; Tue 2 Mar–Sun 21 Mar; catch between a performance or Sat 13 Mar and Sun 14 Mar 11am–3pm and Sat 20 Mar 10am–1pm; free
Images by Storm Thorgerson Studios and Hipgnosis, highlighting the many iconic album covers which they have produced over the past five decades, including those for Muse, Pink Floyd, The Mars Volta, Led Zeppelin and many others.
www.royalalberthall.com; 020 7589 8212
Horace Walpole and Strawberry Hill
 Vase with arms and ring device of the Medici, c.1465-80
V&A Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; Sat 6 Mar–Mon 4 Jul; daily 10am–5.45pm; £6
Walpole was a historian and one of the most important collectors of the 18th century. This exhibition will recreate his pioneering collection in the context of the rooms at his gothic revivalist house Strawberry Hill, where visitors experienced a journey through ancient and modern British history and European art.
Quilts: 1700–2010
 Natasha Kerr © V&A Images
Victoria & Albert Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; Sat 20 March–Sun 4 July, Mon–Sun 10am–5.45pm; Fri 10am–10pm
In the first UK exhibition of its kind, the V&A will be bringing together over 300 years of British quilting history, from spectacular 18th century wall hangings to the controversial reinvention of the quilt by infamous contemporaries such as Grayson Perry and Tracey Emin. JB
Medieval and Renaissance Galleries
V&A Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; daily 10am–5.45pm; free
Spanning European art and design from the fall of the Roman Empire to the end of the Renaissance period, the V&A’s 10 new galleries cost £30m.
Decode: Digital Design Sensations
 © Daniel Brown
V&A Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; Tue 8 Dec–Sun 11 Apr; 10am–5.45pm; £5, concs £4
See digitally growing plants and a mechanical eye that mirrors the blink of a visitor’s gaze among the latest developments in digital and interactive design.
The Ceramics Gallery
 V&A Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; 10am–5.45pm daily; Fri until 10pm; free
This new gallery highlights connections between ceramics of different cultures and periods. Another major gallery will be devoted to ceramic materials and techniques, and there will be smaller rooms for temporary exhibitions, changing displays of international contemporary ceramics, and the study collections of 20th century pottery and architectural ceramics.
Rosalinde and Arthur Gilbert Galleries
 V&A Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; 10am–5.45pm daily; free
The new Galleries collection reflects Sir Arthur Gilbert’s passion for craftsmanship and interest in works linked to important historical figures including Frederick The Great, Catherine the Great and Napoleon. More than 400 objects include 16th to 19th century silver, gold boxes and micromosaic jewellery.
www.vam.ac.uk; 020 7942 2000
Tania Kovats: Tree
Natural History Museum, Cromwell Road, SW7; 10am–5.50pm daily; free
A 17-metre long section of an oak tree has been inserted into the mezzanine gallery.
www.nhm.ac.uk; 020 7942 5000
Friday Late
V&A; Cromwell Road, SW7; last Friday of every month; 6.30pm–10pm
Friday Lates feature mostly free drop-in events, workshops and entertainment, with a different theme each month.
www.vam.ac.uk; 020 7942 2000
Force Field
 Science Museum, Exhibition Road, SW7; daily; 10am–6pm; adult £5, children and concs £4
See, hear, feel and even smell what it would be like to venture into space, with a ride in the Science Museum’s multi-sensory experience. Journey into the unknown with The Legend of Apollo film, which has been created with participation from former NASA Apollo astronaut Col. David R. Scott and uses 3D animation.
Fast Forward
 Science Museum, until 5 May; daily; 10am–6pm; free
See how Formula 1 technology is applied to everyday objects, from the K2 All Terrain Wheelchair to a state-of-the-art training bicycle (pictured above).
www.sciencemuseum.org.uk
0870 870 4868
Abbaworld
Earl’s Court Exhibition Centre, Warwick Road, SW5; until Mon 22 Mar; 10am–6pm daily; £19.50–£22, family £52/£57, children £13
Abba fans can watch an introductory film by Jonas Akerlund (who directed Lady Gaga’s Paparazzi video), get on stage with a hologram of the band and appear on album covers.
www.abbaworld.com
Kinoteka: 8th Polish Film Festival
Riverside Studios, Crisp Road, W6; Thu 4 Mar–Sat 27 Mar; free
A retrospective dedicated to Roman Polanski's early films during Riverside’s festival is accompanied by this display of pictures selected from Roman Polanski, Actor, Director, an exhibition assembled and presented by the Museum of Cinematography in Lodz in 2009. As well as previously unseen photographs from Polanski's archive, the exhibition includes a unique collection of film posters for his movies from all over the world.
www.riversidestudios.co.uk
020 8237 1111
Emily Prince
Project Room at Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, SW3; until Fri 7 May; 10am–6pm daily; free
A drawing memorial project for American Men and Women Who Have Died in Iraq and Afghanistan (but not including the Wounded, nor the Iraqis nor the Afghans) by the San Francisco-based artists.
The Empire Strikes Back: Indian Art Today
Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, SW3; Fri 29 Jan–Fri 7 May; 10am–6pm daily; free
Catch 26 established and emerging artists, including Sakshi Gupta, Jaishri Abichandani and Mansoor Ali from the world’s largest democracy.
Richard Wilson 20:50
Saatchi Gallery, Duke of York’s HQ, King’s Road, SW3; until Sun 7 May; 10am–6pm daily; free
British sculptor Wilson’s seminal sump oil and steel installation.
www.saatchi-gallery.co.uk
020 7823 2332
Yoshihiko Ueda: Quinault
 Quinault 1 ©Yoshiko Ueda
Michael Hoppen Gallery, 3 Jubilee Place, SW3; Wed 24 Mar–Sat 1 May; Mon–Fri midday–6pm; Sat 10.30am–5pm; free
The first European exhibition of Japanese photographer Yoshihiko Ueda’s work includes images from the ’90s of a rare and ancient coniferous rainforest in Washington State, USA.
www.michaelhoppengallery.com
020 7352 3649
Without Any Limits
Chelsea Library, Chelsea Old Town Hall, King’s Road, SW3; Sat 9.30am–5pm; free
Paintings, drawings and sculptures by Amos Plaut, Chava Gadish, Amili Gelbman, Aviva Beigel and Brin Ruty.
020 7361 3010
Met Collection
Empress Approach, Lillie Road, SW6; Mon–Fri 10am–4pm; free
This small space is home to a rotating selection of around 15,000 archive items relating to the Metropolitan Police.
020 7161 1234
Myles Anthony: The Boys Of Venice Beach
Adonis Art, 1b Coleherne Road, SW10; Mon–Fri 11am–5.45pm; Sat 10.30am–5pm; free
Watercolour paintings celebrating the male physique.
www.adonisartgallery.com
020 7460 3888
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