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[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] George Condo: Mental States, Hayward Gallery	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Alice in Wonderland, Tate Liverpool
[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Vermeer's Women: Secrets and Silence, The Fitzwilliam Museum	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Building the Revolution: Soviet Art and Architecture 1915-1935, Ro yal Academy
[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] The Heart of the Great Alone: Scott, Shackleton and Antarctic Phot ography, Queen's Gallery	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] The Heart of the Great Alone: Scott, Shackleton and Antarctic Phot ography, Queen's Gallery
[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Structures & Absence, White Cube Bermondsey	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Barbara Loftus: Sigismund's Watch: A Tiny Catastrophe, The Freud M useum
[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Anri Sala, Serpentine Gallery	[field_event_date_value_1][field_event_date_value_2] Don't Be Afraid of the Dark

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