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Don't miss a rare opportunity to explore the little-known production designs by celebrated satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe
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Monochrome explores the tradition of painting in black and white through the ages
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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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Secret histories: painter Hernan Bas documents the unofficial societies of Cambridge in Cambridge Living at Victoria Miro Mayfair
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Tate Britain is set to explore an overlooked chapter of the Impressionist story in an upcoming exhibition on the Impressionists in London
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Explore Henri Matisse's studio, and learn how the objects he lived with inspired his art with the Royal Academy's upcoming exhibition
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2017 Open House London invites the curious to explore the city's private buildings for one weekend only: from bronze mosquitoes to secret ruins, London has it all
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The Museum of London's first bilingual exhibition tackles the strains of urbanisation, sustainability and affordable housing, but to disappointing effect
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After a long sojourne apart, the only two surviving Bartolomé Esteban Murillos are being reunited at the National Gallery next year
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Progress and pop art: Ed Ruscha’s Course of Empire at the National Gallery is a 2018 highlight
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Bringing together drawings from the Renaissance to the Baroque, The Encounter at the National Portrait Gallery breathes life into the Old Masters in a compact show for young and old
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Heads up: Max Mara Art Prize winner Emma Hart brings an imposing and impressive ceramic installation to the Whitechapel Gallery
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Exploring black art at the height of the US civil rights movement, Tate's latest exhibition, Soul of a Nation, is a majestic triumph
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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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Vibrant colours, biting humour and literary flair: Harland Miller’s paintings return to White Cube this summer
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Contemporary artists including Tacita Dean and Anna Barribal explore past, present and the body at London's Frith Street Gallery
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A rare display of Thomas Cole’s landscapes is making its way across the waters: expect mountain crags and transnational debate
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Smooth Finnish: the glassy surface of Akseli Gallen-Kallela’s Lake Keitele comes to London at the National Gallery
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Before you wonder if you’re seeing double: Renaissance painters Giovanni Bellini and Andrea Mantegna will be getting their long overdue joint exhibition at the National Gallery next autumn
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This autumn, 20 rare paintings by Edgar Degas come to London via Glasgow’s Burrell Collection
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Not just water lilies: an innovative exhibition showcasing Claude Monet's architecture is one of the National Gallery’s 2018 highlights
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The first UK exhibition of Lorenzo Lotto's portraits and religious canvases comes to the National Gallery next year
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Ahead of Frieze Fair in October, Frieze Sculpture rolls into town with a major summer exhibition. The best thing? It's free and open all summer long
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Creative excellence and a competitive edge come to London with the Taylor Wessing Photographic Portraiture Prize shortlist at the National Portrait Gallery
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Why the long face? Book now for the autumn 2017 Tate Modigliani exhibition
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Board the good ship HMS Terror to witness the dark tale of an ill-fated Arctic expedition
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From time to time – an exhibition of new works by Milan-based French artist Nathalie du Pasquier – opens at Burlington Arcade's Pace Gallery
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Hokusai: Beyond the Great wave casts a refreshing new light on the last 30 years of the artist’s life. Hokusai is so much more than waves and water
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Contemporary art stars fill the City of London with the best public art in town for the seventh edition of Sculpture in the City
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Discover another side to celebrity portraitist John Singer Sargent in a new exhibition showcasing his watercolours at Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Husband's portrait of breast-feeding wife wins first prize at the annual BP Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery
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A nine-year-old and an adult review the thrilling, terrifying Carsten Holler slide: but who was braver?
