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A major survey of Cornelia Parker's immersive sculptures opens at Tate Britain
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The skies are blue, the holidays are just around the corner and the beach is calling. Here are ten paintings to get you in the mood for summer
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Time for some euphoria and deep calm
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Mind-blowing, Dreamachine experience is one of a kind and will make you realise that it's really all in your mind
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London Craft Week returns to remind us of the sheer pleasure of slowing down and making objects by hand
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Two stunning exhibitions at Tate Britain and the return of Andreas Gursky at the White Cube…May brings an exciting selection of art to see.
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Size, perfection, anonymity and the inexorability of time: Andreas Gursky’s endless reflections on modern society are on display at the White Cube
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An important and optimistic exhibition on the climate emergency and how we can live more sustainably -
The beauty of our everyday: Caroline Walker's work conveys an intimate and contemporary take on women's position in society
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Tate Britain's major exhibition on Walter Sickert sheds light on this provocative and influential artist of London life
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The National Gallery showcases an extraordinary retrospective of Raphael’s complete career and brings a new light on the Renaissance giant.
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See the magical kingdoms of Walt Disney beside the beautiful French Rococo art and design that inspired it. -
Rana Begum’s colourful interventions bring lightness and form to the illuminated architecture of Pitzhanger Manor and Gallery
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The Procession, Tate Britain's latest installation by Hew Locke, is powerful and unsettling
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Revisiting menswear from the Renaissance to our digital contemporary time, the V&A’s gorgeous exhibition explores how, as a mirror to masculinity, men’s fashion is inexorably becoming genderless -
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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From Demna Gvasalia's powerful Balenciaga show to the demise of Russian artists and oligarch collectors, the invasion of Ukraine challenges the art world
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With its Postwar Modern Exhibition the Barbican takes us on a journey through the hearts and minds of British artists working in the 20 years after World War II
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With an unfathomable war seeming so near, Tate’s Surrealism Beyond Borders exhibition feels acutely timely
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A 'forest' of Magdalena Abakanowicz's fabric sculptures to go on display at Tate Modern this autumn
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The first major Lucian Freud exhibition for a decade will showcase the master's long and influential career
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Three art galleries' exhibitions we love this month
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The delicate sculptures of Maria Bartuszová to go on display in major Tate Modern exhibition
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This charming little exhibition is a bucolic escape into the poetic and water-coloured world of Beatrix Potter
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From Francis Bacon's haunting bull to Whistler's Woman in White and Louise Bourgeois' Woven Child, your guide to the must-see London art exhibitions in 2022
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From Noguchi's stylish sculptures at the Barbican to Lynette Yiadom-Boakye's intimate, contemplative paintings at Tate Britain, the best art exhibitions of 2021
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From stocking fillers to bold statement pieces, inspire aesthetes and magpies this Christmas with our ultimate guide to gifts for art lovers
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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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From the recovered grandeur of the Great Room to the Renaissance suites restored with an exquisite colour palette, the renovated Courtauld Gallery is a pure marvel
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From the re-opening of the Courtauld Gallery to the much-awaited Lubaina Himid exhibition at Tate Modern, here are the most anticipated exhibitions in London this November.
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With a host of exciting art exhibitions opening in London this autumn, we hone in on six shows in St James’s, all within walking distance of one another
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From Poussin's orgies of dance and revelry at the National Gallery to the beguiling drawings of Hokusai at the British Museum, here are the shows to see this autumn