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London in the news Spring 2012
Celebrating the 200th birthday of Charles Dickens
Dickens 2012 is an international celebration of the life and work of Charles Dickens to mark the bicentenary of his birth, which falls on February 7. Institutions and organisations from all over the world are partners of Dickens 2012 and work together to deliver a programme of events and activities to commemorate this very special anniversary. Find out more
Head of the River Race 2012 in London
Head of the River Race in London is the largest continuous rowing event on Earth. A truly traditional London event, the Head of the River Race involves an impressive 420 'eights' or 'boats with eight rowers'. On March 11, the rowing teams will take to the waves for the huge Head of the River Race 2012 in London along the River Thames, from Mortlake to Putney Bridge. Find out more
Lucian Freud at the National Portrait Gallery
Over 100 paintings spanning seven decades will be included in the show at the National Portrait Gallery starting February 7. The artist, who died in July aged 88, was heavily involved in its planning. “Had he lived to see it, he would have been incredibly moved by it. It is his life in paint,” said Sarah Howgate, who spent several years discussing the exhibition with the artist. “We were all sensitive to it being an exhibition made at the end of his life.” Find out more
Main photo: David Iliff