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There’s nothing more human than the divine. The British Museum explores 40,000 years of faith in Living With Gods
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The Courtauld Gallery's intimate exhibition of Soutine’s expressive portraits is utterly captivating
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Could this be the exhibition of 2017? Cézanne's portraits come to the National Portrait Gallery
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Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition captures the stunning diversity of life on Earth at this Natural History Museum exhibition
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To celebrate the National Gallery's upcoming exhibition, Monochrome, hear installation artist Olafur Eliasson in conversation with National Gallery curator Jennifer Sliwka
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Monochrome explores the tradition of painting in black and white through the ages
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The Imperial War Museum's upcoming exhibition explores the artistic response to war, terror, surveillance and extremism in the aftermath of 9/11
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Beyond Degas's dancers lies a remarkable breadth of work that reveals his restless innovation: Degas: A Passion for Perfection pays tribute to the Impressionist Master a century after his death
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Melancholia, the Soviet Union and failed utopias - this Ilya and Emilia Kabakov exhibition is a majestic monument to the forgotten
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London's Royal Academy of Arts stages a joyous exhibition exploring the friendship and links between Marcel Duchamp and Salavador Dalí
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Radical Danes at the Tate: The 2017 Hyundai Commission, One Two Three Swing! opens at Tate's Turbine Hall
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The nipple is well and truly freed in the Gagosian's upcoming exhibition of Tom Wesselmann nudes
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The National Gallery's current exhibition, Reflections, explores how Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait triggered a revolution in British painting
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400 years, 7 operas, and a display spanning geography, history and art: the V&A and Royal Opera House collaborate to stage the first blockbuster exhibition on opera
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Creative destruction is placed under scrutiny in the Saatchi Gallery’s bold new exhibition, Iconoclasts: Art Out of the Mainstream
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Pussy Riot and protest art converge on the Saatchi Gallery in their new exhibition: Art Riot: Post-Soviet Actionism
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New work by British sculptor Sophie Ryder comes to London's Hignell Gallery this Frieze Week
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Spanish masterpieces from The Bowes Museum come to The Wallace Collection this autumn in a once-in-a-lifetime collaborative exhibition
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Don't miss a rare opportunity to explore the production designs by celebrated satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe
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Will you be there? Get set for Michael Jackson: On the Wall at the National Portrait Gallery next summer
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20th century American heavyweight Jasper Johns is one of the most famous living creators. Don't miss the chance to drink in his remarkable works at this very rare UK exhibition
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Lo and behold this once-in-a-lifetime Picasso exhibition: Tate Modern announces for 2018 Picasso 1932 – Love, Fame, Tragedy
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Truly one of the greats: at long last the late New York artist Basquiat gets the recognition he so deserves with this massive Barbican retrospective
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Seeing the city in a new light: the return of London's free Lumiere festival
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Rare pastels by Edgar Degas come to London via Glasgow’s Burrell Collection, revealing the artist's complex relationship to modernity
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The creator of 'The Moomins' receives a major UK retrospective at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Fortnum's X Frank makes a triumphant return this autumn with a showcase of works by Sottish artist John Bellany
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Put on the red light: Tal R's paintings of sex shops, massage parlours, brothels and more come to Victoria Miro this autumn
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In this long overdue retrospective, the monumental power of the Scythian warriors will come to life once more
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Walk through a career and a life story: It's time to celebrate one of the most radical abstract sculptors of our time
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A guaranteed hit. In 2018, come worship at the altar of Frida Kahlo in a rare exhibition of her wardrobe and possessions
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In celebration of the Royal Academy's 250th anniversary, Charles I: King and Collector will reunite the greatest British collection of art ever amassed for the first time since 1649
