The artist and activist tackles weapons of mass destruction and Terry O’Neill’s most celebrated photographs of A-listers are on display – all in your weekly dispatchAi Weiwei: History of BombsA seductive and terrifying array of fetishised weapons of mass destruction is mapped across the main hall of the Imperial War Museum in this powerful intervention that – like the museum itself – provokes uneasy thoughts about war, history and the modern world.• Imperial War Museum, London, from 1 August to 24 May. Continue reading…
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