London art events
This is your guide to the London art events to watch out for in the coming months
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Alex Katz Cutouts
The American artist Alex Katz is the subject of a thrilling new exhibition at the Timothy Taylor Gallery in Mayfair this autumn. Alex Katz Cutouts showcases the latest work in the renowned series of f...
Anne Seymour Damer – In Focus
In the latest episode of its In Focus series, Strawberry Hill House celebrates the work of sculptress Anne Seymour. The artist is intimately connected to the Twickenham estate, having inherited it fro...
Faces of Frida
Faces of Frida presents an exciting new vision of what an art exhibition could be. The largest undertaking yet from the Google Art & Culture project, the exhibition presents the most comprehensive...
Frans Hals: The Male Portrait
The Wallace Collection is set to showcase one of the finest portrait painters in the history of Western Art this autumn, courtesy of its new exhibition, Frans Hals: The Male Portrait. Part of the Dutc...
Impressionist Decorations
More than 80 works by the world’s greatest artists are to go on show in London next year as part of a major new exhibition on Impressionism. Impressionist Decorations: The Birth of Modern Décor will s...
London’s Best Virtual Museum Tours
Who said you needed to get off the sofa to enjoy London’s best art and culture? Many of London’s cultural institutions provide virtual tours of their collections, so now you can get your cultural fix ...
LUX at 180 Studios
180 Studios is fast making a name for itself with its bold programme of events and its latest exhibition, Lux – New Wave of Contemporary Art, looks certain to add to the hype around the gallery....
Noguchi
Japanese American sculptor Isamu Noguchi (1904-1988) is the subject of the Barbican’s latest exhibition. Known for his experimental and pioneering style, Noguchi saw sculpture as a vital force in ever...
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
It’s been denounced over the years as an irrelevance and derided more recently by one particular newspaper for being ‘a glorified car boot sale’ but for over 250 years the Royal Academy Su...
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience
Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience will offer art lovers a chance to ‘meet the artist like never before’ with a 20,000 square foot light and sound spectacular featuring some of the painter’s most comp...
Gingerbread City
When I first read about the Museum of Architecture’s Gingerbread City initiative, my first thoughts were that it must be a wind up. A whole city made of gingerbread?! Surely that was too good to...
Wellington, Women & Friendship
The Wellington Collection’s blockbuster new exhibition, Wellington, Women & Friendship, will open at Apsley House on the 1st of April 2022. The show, which will run until October 2022, will explor...
Frida & Diego Immersive Experience
Describing itself as a 360 degree digital art exhibition, Mexican Geniuses: A Frida & Diego Immersive Experience invites visitors to step into the world of two of the 20th centuries most revolutio...
Pollock Toy Museum Winter Programme
Pollocks Toy Museum have today announced details of the museum’s winter activity programme with a magic lantern event, a toy theatre making session, and a live performance of Pinocchio just some of th...
Tantra – Enlightenment to Revolution
Not as naughty as it sounds, the British Museum’s Tantra – Enlightenment to Revolution exhibition explores “the radical force that transformed the religious, cultural and political landscape of ...
Damien Hirst Exhibition – End of a Century
Charting his progression from eager student to leading artist, the Newport Street Gallery’s End of A Century will explore the formative years of one of the UK’s favourite sons, Damien Hurst. Featuring...
Bruce Nauman Exhibition
Multi-disciplinary American artist Bruce Nauman is the subject of a major new show at Tate Modern this autumn. The first large scale exhibition of his work in over 20 years, the event will showcase a ...
Sin at the National Gallery
The National Gallery’s latest exhibition explores the concept of sin as it relates to art. With work by artists as diverse as Bruegel, William Hogarth, Andy Warhol and Tracey Emin, the exh...
