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London venues host new art exhibitions this week

The V&A South Kensington and Tate Britain in London are opening two major new exhibitions starting in November.

Simple nudes, priceless fakes and riches from an emperor’s palace – the week in art
File photo Simple nudes, priceless fakes and riches from an emperor’s palace – the week in art Photo: The Guardian

Ottoman court and imperial history

An exhibition titled Constantinople to Istanbul runs at the V&A South Kensington from 7 November until 9 May. It features items ranging from tulips and silks of the Ottoman court to artifacts from Emperor Constantine's palace.

Bloomsbury Group relationship study

Tate Britain presents an exhibition about Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant beginning on 12 November. The show explores their complex relationship within the context of the early 20th century Bloomsbury Group.

Edinburgh gallery shows animal images

The Fruitmarket Gallery in Edinburgh displays a series called Angry Birds of America until 11 February. This collection includes animal images that update Audubon for the Trump era alongside naked portraits celebrating human variety.

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