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  1. Visit From Atoms to Patterns | Wellcome Collection From Atoms to Patterns | Wellcome Collection

    http://www.wellcomecollection.org/exhibitionsandevents/exhibitions/fromatomstopatterns/index.htm

    "At the instigation of Dr Helen Megaw, a leading Cambridge scientist, diagrams of atomic structures inspired an eclectic array of patterns" "reunited en masse for the first time since the Festival" Also free.

  2. Visit Dan Dare & the Birth of High Tech Britain | Science Museum Dan Dare & the Birth of High Tech Britain | Science Museum

    http://www.sciencemuseum.org.uk/visitmuseum/galleries/dan_dare_and_the_birth_of_high-tech_britain.aspx

    "Together they reveal a fascinating ‘lost world’ of British design and invention – a glimpse of a time when the TV in the corner was a Murphy, not a Sony" Sounds like it's worth a visit. Helpfully free.

  3. Visit Why is the IWM celebrating James Bond? | Times Online Why is the IWM celebrating James Bond? | Times Online

    http://entertainment.timesonline.co.uk/tol/arts_and_entertainment/visual_arts/article3805217.ece

    Waldemar Januszczak in fine grumpy form on the War Museum's Bond show, although he takes a while to warm up. I don't entirely agree with his conclusion, but I'm rarely bothered about many of the for-pay exhibitions.

  4. Visit Communicate Full Details | British Council Arts Communicate Full Details | British Council Arts

    http://www.britishcouncil.org/arts-aad-design-graphic-design-communicate-full-details.htm

    I was trying to remember the name of the exhbition of this at the Barbican in 2004, and shockingly it turned out to be quite easy to find: "Communicate: Independent British Graphic Design since the Sixties".

  5. Visit Underground: London's hidden infrastructure | NLA Underground: London's hidden infrastructure | NLA

    http://www.newlondonarchitecture.org/talks_series.php?id=7

    Exhibition and talk series at the New London Architecture centre off Tottenham Court Road. I wonder if I can be bothered to get up early enough to go to the Crossrail talk?

  6. Visit Breaking the Rules | The British Library Breaking the Rules | The British Library

    http://www.bl.uk/breakingtherules

    New exhibiton subtitled "The Printed Face of the European Avant Garde 1900 - 1937". Could be worth popping in to, what with it being free and everything. Late opening on Tuesdays.

  7. Visit Smithfield show makes case for saving market Smithfield show makes case for saving market

    http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23415846-details/Smithfield+show+makes+case+for+saving+market/article.do

    Evening Standard: "A major exhibition is launched today to help decide the future of the historic Smithfield Market buildings prior to the opening of a planning inquiry next month." Includes a nice photo of the Poultry Market roof, amongst others.

  8. Visit The Grand Tour™ The Grand Tour™

    http://www.thegrandtour.org.uk/

    "we're turning the West End into a giant gallery by lining the streets of Soho, Piccadilly, and Covent Garden with some of the world's most famous paintings" A more refined attempt at street art, if you like.

  9. Visit Visit London: A Life in Maps Visit London: A Life in Maps

    http://www.bl.uk/onlinegallery/features/londoninmaps/visit.html

    New at the British Library, as plugged on Today this morning (private view for a bunch of cabbies). Watch out for the WMV on the home page though.

  10. Visit Legible London - Welcome Legible London - Welcome

    http://www.legiblelondon.info/

    "London can be a wonderful city to explore on foot, but there are many barriers to getting people to walk more regularly whether for leisure, commuting, shopping or health" apparently 45% of people navigate by Tube map- clearly suboptimal

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