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Buy a present designed by your favourite artist, decorate your tree with a Bowie bauble, or get a bottle of gin to drown an orchestra鈥檚 sorrows.

With a line-up of 150 international artists, including Anthony Burrill, Mark Titchner, Paula Scher and Malcolm Garrett, this VR exhibition is a welcomed festival alternative.

As part of a charitable project called #100NHSRooms, leading names in contemporary art offer up pieces to support NHS workers during a hugely challenging time.

Nearly two months into coronavirus lockdown and with the prospect of being closed until at least early July, London鈥檚 public institutions are beginning to find creative ways to wear their hearts on their walls and windows.

From Nan Goldin鈥檚 flowers and Damien Hirst鈥檚 rainbows to Rashid Johnson鈥檚 anxious red splodges, a host of artists are fundraising for coronavirus. Here鈥檚 a roundup of what鈥檚 out there

Dubbed 鈥渁 miniature home-gym for your mind鈥�, the downloadable pack features arty things to do like making loo roll sculptures and designing monuments to key workers.

鈥淒isappear Here is not a history of perspective鈥�, immediately declares the introductory wall text. Instead, RIBA鈥檚 exhibition offers a selection of curiously, sometimes bewilderingly, diverse, subversive readings of the system of spatial representation.

Glasgow-born visual artist Katie Paterson has created over 20 major projects which carve a new poetic language based upon distance, scale, geology and technology.