Stubbs: A Celebration @ Tate Britain
Until Sunday 14th January 2007
Marking the bicentenary of the death of George Stubbs (1724-1806), this display brings together his greatest paintings, showing the quality and range of his output as a painter of animals, of rural life, and portraits. >>

Illustrators at War @ Imperial War Museum
Until Sunday 2nd September 2007
Official works of art from the Second World War, including works by Eric Ravilious, Graham Sutherland, Mervyn Peake, Anthony Gross and Edward Ardizzone. >>

Scratch the Surface @ The National Gallery
Until Sunday 4th November 2007
Exhibition examines the role that the slave trade played in the lives of two people featured in portraits in the Gallery's collection: Zoffany's portrait of "Mrs Oswald" and Sir Joshua Reynolds's "Colonel Tarleton". >>

Curtis Moffat: Photography & Design @ Victoria & Albert Museum
Thursday 2nd August 2007 - 13th January 2008
Curtis Moffat created dynamic abstract photographs, innovative colour still lives and some of the most glamorous society portraits of the early 20th century. He was also a pivotal figure in Modernist interior design. >>

Central Asian Ikats @ Victoria & Albert Museum
Monday 5th November 2007 - 30th March 2008
Centuries old, the ikat technique is a complex sequence of tie-dyeing silk threads before weaving to create elaborate patterns in striking colours. These textiles reached a high point in production and popularity in nineteenth century Central Asia. >>

Out of the Ordinary: Spectacular Craft @ Victoria & Albert Museum
Tuesday 13th November 2007 - 17th February 2008
Out of the Ordinary will bring together a group of international artists who place craft at the heart of their practice, transforming everyday subjects and materials into works that are truly extraordinary. >>