The V and A is on most visitors' lists of 'must sees' in London. But allow at least half a day for hidden treasures, a great shop, and magical tea rooms!

Mar 11, 2012 – Myra Robinson

The American Museum presents prints and folio engravings depicting birds and animals. The prints, from the Museum's own collection, are by American artists.

Mar 11, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

American Museum in Britain presents John James Audubon: Fur and Feather, an exhibition of engravings of birds and animals by American naturalist and painter

Mar 8, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

A classic scene of the River Thames is being shown in London for the first time in more than 250 years

Mar 6, 2012 – Roger Williams

Small and compact, this resource center in Lanai City offers detailed exhibits and history. It also provides information on places to visit on the island.

Mar 3, 2012 – Ethel Brodie

Exhibition at the Royal Academy of Arts examines the life and career of German-born artist Johan Zoffany through his oil paintings, drawings and prints.

Mar 2, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

Royal Academy of Art exhibitions examines the art of chemical printing through the work of the British printmaker and artist Chris Orr RA.

Feb 28, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

The Unesco-recognised Wedgwood Museum near Stoke-on-Trent is in danger of being broken up following a pension fund shortfall

Feb 27, 2012 – Roger Williams

Midtown Miami's up-and-coming cultural arts community earns rightful place among international contemporary art exhibitors with major post-Art Basel show.

Feb 24, 2012 – Denise Castillón

Exhibition at Tate Britain explores Pablo Picasso's career, reputation, popularity with British collectors and his enduring influence on modern artists.

Feb 24, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

Sir Peter Paul Rubens' magnificent painting, Cain Slaying Abel, is back on display at The Courtauld Gallery after conservation by The Courtauld Institute.

Feb 21, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

At the Winnipeg Art Gallery, an exhibit of the works of William Kurelek included paintings from three separate eras of his life, highlighting his skills.

Feb 15, 2012 – Susan Huebert

Educational and fun, Derbyshire's Museum of Childhood will delight all ages. Exhibitions, activities and demonstrations combine for an absorbing attraction.

Feb 15, 2012 – Jo Harrington

For more than 30 years Cecil Beaton was partially responsible for shaping the Queen's public image. This V&A show is a lovely record of their relationship.

Feb 15, 2012 – Jennie Gillions

Exhibition explores the creative relationship between the celebrated Dutch artist Piet Mondrian and Ben Nicholson, one of England's finest modern artists.

Feb 15, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

The centenary of 'Scott of the Antarctic' reaching the South Pole is marked by a temporary exhibition at London's Natural History Museum.

Feb 13, 2012 – Thomas Randall

The NPG is showing a retrospective of Freud portraits. Freud's love of drama and his incredible technique are perhaps best shown in his pictures of himself.

Feb 9, 2012 – Jennie Gillions

Tate Modern is hosting a major retrospective exhibition of sixty decades of paintings, collages, sculptures and film works by Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama.

Feb 8, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

The Hayward Gallery is hosting Glasgow-based artist David Shrigley's first major UK show. His work is witty, acerbic, poignant... is it planned that way?

Feb 8, 2012 – Jennie Gillions

An iconic new building to re-house the much-loved Museum of Transport

Feb 7, 2012 – Karen Murdarasi