Frida Kahlo growing into a global brand, Ana Mendieta turning her own body into a work of art, and an Argentine light artist who just missed the opening of his own retrospective. All remarkable exhibitions at Tate Modern, an icon in itself, well worth it for culture enthusiasts.
Anish Kapoor taking over the entire Hayward Gallery with black holes, Victorian paintings of fairy folk, or an Italian fashion designer: London never slows down. All of them exhibitions closing soon. SCENIO found out which shows you still need to catch before they're gone.
Ten years after his death, David Bowie lands in Lightroom, King's Cross. Not as Ziggy Stardust or the Thin White Duke, but as himself. For an hour, spread across four walls and the floor, speaking in his own words, taken from hundreds of interviews. A must-see for Bowie fans!
It survived the French Revolution, the Nazis, and seven centuries in a wooden chest. This autumn, the 68-meter-long Bayeux Tapestry will lie flat on a table for the first time, and that's just a stone's throw from where it originated.
