By Nina Heyn
Daily life in London is a bit harder than before Brexit. Stores run out of eggs and fresh bread by lunchtime, metro trains sometimes shorten their runs due to lack of staff, and the prices of food are staggering. Culture, however, is not hurting. Any day in London, you can check out dozens of art exhibitions and shows. Here is a selection of three different exhibitions that could not be more different from each other, catering to any interest and taste imaginable.
Our hero this week is David Talbot.
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