Best of the year 2010: art exhibitions in London
Discover which London art exhibitions caught the eye of the Time Out London art critics in 2010, a mixed year for art in London
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'Landscape of the Vernal Equinox', 1943, by Paul Nash Dulwich Picture Gallery
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In the year the museum machete fell, their exhibitions struggled to escape the icy hand of recession fodder. Both Tates blew hot and cold, Camden and Whitechapel weren't at their best and only a brightened South London Gallery and the evergreen Chisenhale flew the not-for-profit flag. In other news, the commercial behemoths (Hauser, Gagosian, White Cube, Miro, Coles) strode back to the top of the class as head boys and girls elect.
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Ossian Ward's art highlights of 2010
The London art exhibitions which caught the eye of Time Out Art editor, Ossian Ward, in 2010, from Gauguin at Tate Modern to Richard Marclay at White Cube. Read more
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Helen Sumpter's art highlights of 2010
The Deputy Art Editor's highlights of 2010, from Sally Mann at the Photographer's Gallery to Markus Selg at Vilma Gold. Read more
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Martin Coomer's art highlights of 2010
Art critic Martin Coomer choose his favourite London art exhibitions of 2010, from Henry Moore at Tate Britain to Picasso at Gagosian. Read more
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Martin Herbert's art highlights of 2010
Art critic Martin Herbert picks his top art exhibitions of 2010 from Van Doesburg at the Tate Modern to Alice Neel at Whitechapel Gallery. Read more
