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Postponed until 2022, this exhibition at the National Gallery, promises to give an insight into Raphael's creative mind
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The designers of this year's Serpentine pavilion have London at heart
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The Van Gogh Alive show is definitely not for the purists, but walking into the Dutch artist's world is an exhilarating experience
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In this series of portraits — which includes a number of new paintings of the artist’s mother Darryll — Chantal Joffe tackles issues of aging, motherhood and invisibility
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A blockbuster David Hockney exhibition at the Royal Academy celebrates the newness of spring
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The V&A's Epic Iran exhibition explores 5,000 years of Iranian art, design, and culture through 300 objects in the largest Iranian exhibition in the UK in 88 years
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From Francis Bacon to Helen Frankenthaler, your guide to the must-see London art exhibitions in 2021.
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The heroine of Lewis Carroll’s Alice books has influenced fashion, art and even politics. This blockbuster exhibition at the V&A charts Alice’s enduring appeal
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The Science Museum reopens its door with an inspiring new exhibition: Our Future Planet.
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180 The Strand unveils a breathtaking immersive project by Japanese electronic composer and visual artist Ryoji Ikeda, taking us on a cyber-technological sensorial experience
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Armitage's vibrant paintings fuse African and European traditions in an uncompromising exploration of Kenyan life
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A free exhibition at the National Gallery highlights a Polish national treasure
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As we emerge from lockdown, Kusama's dazzling power remains intact. Her ability to transport us into the heart of her obsessional and mysterious imagination is both welcome and exhilarating.
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Brutal Beauty, a comprehensive retrospective of French artist Jean Dubuffet at the Barbican, challenges our notions of art, beauty and the world around us
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From handbags at the V&A to Tracey Emin's take on Edvard Munch at the Royal Academy, we've picked 10 unmissable exhibitions worth donning your masks for this May.
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Latest sculptures and paintings in Yayoi Kusama's My Eternal Soul series to go on display a Victoria Miro
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Theatre and dance photographer Camilla Greenwell talks to Culture Whisper about her new exhibition, Movement in Still Form, which explores moments of dance creation
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An exhibition at the V&A invites us into the opulent world of Carl Fabergé and his London clientele
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The top exhibitions to visit in London as commercial galleries reopen
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The Whitechapel Gallery is staging the largest exhibition of Eileen Agar’s work to date
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Marina Abramović's life's work is to form a major Royal Academy exhibition this autumn
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As the weather improves and the evenings become brighter, thoughts turn to outdoor pursuits and warmer days. Here are 10 paintings to help get you in the mood for spring
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Kehinde Wiley's new exhibition is set to reimagine the drama of Romanticism in London's National Gallery
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From unprecedented access to Renaissance treasures, to a second chance to catch 2020’s most revered shows, we round up the art experiences to enjoy from home
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London's got a full calendar of sustainability events on around the clock. From eco-exhibits to climate-change inspired concerts, here's what to go see now.
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The National Maritime Museum is shining a spotlight on present-day seafarers in its year-long exhibition Exposure: Lives at Sea
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Previously unseen footage of Margot Fonteyn is the centrepiece of On Point at the V&A, an exhibition documenting 100 years of the Royal Academy of Dance
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Let us guide you through the winter months with 10 paintings that will have you reaching for the hot chocolate
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An exhibition of Banksy's artworks is coming to London, featuring iconic and less well-known works by the satirical artist
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London’s Royal Academy to stage the first exhibition charting the artist’s fascination with animals -
Michael Clark: Cosmic Dancer through the eyes of the company's associate director, Kate Coyne
