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Next up in the Wellcome's reliably fascinating exhibition programme is a show exploring perhaps the most complex and still mysterious object in the universe, the brain. Exhibits include whole brains. Read more
The Horniman explores how the movement of people, objects and ideas have influenced London dress, looking at the relationship between the body and the city. Read more
After a £12 million transformation of the royal residence, Kensington Palace reopens with new public gardens, a gift shop, café and an exhibition on Queen Victoria. Read more
The V&A bigs up British innovation in this major survey of postwar design through the creativity of designers including Paul Smith, Norman Foster and Zaha Hadid. Read more
The team behind Gunther von Hagens's 'Body Worlds' turns its attention to the antomy of animals. Around 100 plastinates are on show including giraffes, octopuses and ostriches. Read more
A celebration of the Queen's Diamond Jubilee, the show examines the relationship between the monarch, the city and the people as played out on the Thames. Read more
The Design Museum stages a retrospective of shoemaker Christian Louboutin, examining the evolution of the French designer's famous red-soled shoes from the launch of his label in 1991. Read more
An exhibition of Picasso's 'Vollard Suite', which has been recently acquired by the British Museum. The suite comprises 100 etchings produced by Picasso between 1930 and 1937. Read more
London Transport Museum's collection of maps from the past 100 years explores themes of journeys, identity and publicity. Read more
The V&A's redesigned fashion gallery opens with an exhibition of 80 ballgowns created by designers including Alexander McQueen and Stella McCartney. Read more
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