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Take in landscape paintings made by a computer, explore Sean Scully's latest show at the National Gallery or hop over to Mayfair for Gerhard Richter's exhibition at Gagosian
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Discover the old stomping grounds of music legends Jimi Hendrix and George Friedric Handel with an intimate look at their London apartments
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From Anthony Gormley's virtual reality trip to the moon to AI Gemini, who paints the darkest regions of the lunar surface, this is the art that pushes the boundaries
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Anthony Gormley is set to land at the Royal Academy this September with a blockbuster show designed to make you question which way is up
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From Dale Chihuly's glass masterpieces at Kew Gardens to the River Thames decked in lights here is your guide to the best outdoor art in London this summer
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Inês Neto dos Santos cooks up a storm at the AMP Gallery with Tender Touches, an exhibition you can really get your teeth into
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Looking for something off the beaten track? These are the best under-the-radar London art galleries with exhibitions on now
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Discover Rembrandt's famous self-portrait alongside works by Francis Bacon, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Lucian Freud, and Pablo Picasso
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Smoke and Mirrors: the psychology of magic, at Wellcome Collection is an exhibition focusing on the link between magic and the mind
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Celebrate the 200 year anniversary of Queen Victoria with a range of events and exhibitions from childhood treasures at Kensington Palace to short courses at the Victoria and Albert Museum
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The haunting prints of Norwegian artist Edvard Munch go on display at the British Museum in an exhibition that taps into our deepest anxieties
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Two exhibitions at Kensington Palace will explore the life of Queen Victoria on the bicentenary of her birth
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The Barbican presents the wonders of artificial intelligence in a comprehensive exhibition, which explores our relationship with machines that learn, move and develop faster than we could have imagined
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Kiss My Genders at Hayward Gallery promises a glittering array of talent from an international cast of artists exploring gender fluidity, trans and intersex identities
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Our guide to the unmissable exhibitions in London this year from Van Gogh at Tate Britain to Diane Arbus at the Haywood and Stanley Kubrick at the Design Museum
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Everything you need to know about the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition – the world's longest running open submission contemporary art show
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Top news and recommendations from this year's Venice Biennale, including some of the best national pavilions and the satellite events everyone is talking about
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The largest William Blake exhibition since 2001 brings together more than 300 of the artist's works
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The V&A's Mary Quant retrospective opens in a kaleidoscope of colour, woven and stitched with personal memories of the feminist freedom her designs inspired
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Gerhard Richter's experiments with paint-smeared photographs come to Gagosian in an exhibition dripping with colour
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Living colours: Kasane – the Language of Japanese Colour Combinations at Japan House celebrates the country's love of seasonal hues with delicate silks dyed from natural materials
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Discover how printmaking forged a new graphic language in Modernist British art
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Celebrate the best of international craftsmanship with our definitive guide on what to see and do during London Craft Week 2019
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NS Harsha's cosmic works land at Victoria Miro with an exhibition that includes 1400 miniature elephants
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Glass artist Dale Chihuly returns to Kew Gardens with his mesmerising sculptures
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On the day originally earmarked as the date for Britain's exit from the EU, Grayson Perry's Brexit vases go on display at the Victoria and Albert Museum
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Tate Modern presents Natalia Goncharova's uncompromising and vibrant work in the first UK retrospective of her art
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Felix Vallotton's rich career is to be surveyed by the Royal Academy this summer in an exhibition that will include his quietly tense paintings and caustic satirical prints
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Whitechapel Gallery imagines solutions to the problems of the future with a collection of renowned artists and architects, which includes 6a and Sir David Adjaye
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Tate Britain makes the case for Victorian London's impact on Van Gogh and his short, but incredible career
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Manolo Blahnik joins forces with the Wallace Collection to present an unmissable exhibition of his designs displayed alongside the collection's masterpieces
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Jew, Money, Myths at the Jewish Museum London, offers an unflinching insight into the history of a damaging cultural stereotype
