Our top picks of art, film and theatre in 2020

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The Lighthouse was one of the films of the year
The Lighthouse was one of the films of the year

It’s been a year of existential crisis for the arts, to the extent you could be forgiven for only remembering the closures and cancellations. But squeezed between 2020’s lockdowns were some excellent moments for the arts.

Here are my top picks from the exhibitions, films and shows I managed to attend this year.

https://beta.cityam.com/andy-warhol-at-tate-modern-review-a-rare-glimpse-into-the-human-side-of-this-larger-than-life-icon/
https://beta.cityam.com/death-of-england-review-rafe-spall-dazzles-in-this-timely-portrait-of-the-resurgent-far-right/
https://beta.cityam.com/parasite-movie-review-bong-joon-hos-surreal-social-commentary-is-a-work-of-rare-genius/
https://beta.cityam.com/the-lighthouse-film-review-robert-pattinson-and-willem-dafoe-shine-in-this-tale-of-madness-at-sea/
https://beta.cityam.com/the-man-who-killed-don-quixote-review-terry-gilliam-goes-balls-to-the-wall-in-this-kaleidoscope-of-imagination/
https://beta.cityam.com/picasso-and-paper-at-the-royal-academy-review-a-daft-name-adorns-a-roller-coaster-of-form-and-imagination/
https://beta.cityam.com/the-welkin-at-the-national-theatre-review-hilarious-tragic-and-utterly-harrowing/
https://beta.cityam.com/steve-mcqueen-at-tate-modern-review-dramatic-retrospective-muses-on-what-it-means-to-be-human/