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Celebrate the centenary of Mandela's birth with a new exhibition tracing his phenomenal life achievements at Southbank Centre
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What you need to know about the new creative and cultural hub in High St Ken
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Dots, infinity nets, pumpkins and more: Yayoi Kusama returns to Victoria Miro London this November with a major solo show of new work
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As part of the Hayward Gallery's 50th anniversary celebrations, enjoy Lee Bul's sinister but utterly beautiful first major UK retrospective for just 50p
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Fortnum's X Frank makes a triumphant return this autumn with a showcase of 70 large-scale monochromatic works by British landscape artist John Virtue
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Contemporary art stars fill the Square Mile with large-scale outdoor sculpture installations for Sculpture in the City, 2018
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Tate Modern kicks off its 2019 exhibition programme with the first major Pierre Bonnard exhibition in twenty years
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Frieze Sculpture – London's best free outdoor sculpture garden – returns to Regent’s Park with a roster of big names in contemporary art
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Celebrate the history of the Royal Academy's longest running show with a fascinating journey through 250 years of art
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Celebrate the man in the mirror and the art he has inspired at the new National Portrait Gallery exhibition
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Return to the smokey dance halls of the seventies at Southbank’s immersive ABBA exhibition
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Poignant, moving and utterly transfixing: this long overdue Barbican photography exhibition brings the penetrating portraits of Dorothea Lange into sharp focus
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As part of a landmark collaboration between The National Gallery, The NPG and The RA, Tacita Dean: Landscape explores Dean's versatility and extraordinary talent
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New Tate Britain exhibition magnificently explores the impact of WWI on European art between 1916 and 1932
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A rare display of Thomas Cole’s landscapes have crossed the waters and landed at the National Gallery: it's time for mountain crags, epic vistas and transnational debate
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The artist who wrapped the Reichstag in fabric unveils his first major UK outdoor sculpture on the Serpentine. It's unfathomable and quite extraordinary
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Come worship at the altar of Frida Kahlo in a rare exhibition of her wardrobe and possessions
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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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Familial love captured in emotional brushwork and often lurid colours: the National Portrait Gallery announces the winner of the BP Portrait Award 2018
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New tower opens at Westminster Abbey offering access to exclusive views and a collection of treasures
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US artist Sarah Sze returns to Victoria Miro in Islington with two new site-specific works
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Guest curator Grayson Perry breathes new life into the Summer Exhibition; Royal Academy of Art's longest running annual showcase of contemporary art
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Tomma Abts brings her mesmerising paintings to the Serpentine Galleries in her first UK solo show to date
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Pack your bags, grab your camera and head for the open road: pioneering expressionist Alexander Calder merits a day trip to Hauser & Wirth Somerset
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One of the most significant shows of the year opens at Tate Modern: Picasso 1932, Love, Fame, Tragedy is erotic, often brutal but everything we hoped it would be
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From pleasure arcades to jam-packed beaches, celebrate the nation’s love affair with the British seaside at this contemporary photography exhibition
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Blenheim Palace celebrates the works of colour visionary, Yves Klein, on what would be his 90th birthday
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Following her acclaimed installation at South London Gallery last autumn, Katharina Grosse comes to Gagosian with an explosive new body of work
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Find out what inspired René Goscinny to create the Astérix cartoons, one of the most popular comic series of all time
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A blockbuster tribute to the genius of a designer who dealt not only in haute couture, but in timeless beauty
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New V&A museum exhibition explores the power of design and technology in shaping the future of our world – It's got honourable ambitions, but unfortunately lands a little flat
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One of the most charming London museum exhibitions of the year explores the neglected relationship between photography and abstract art from 1910 to the modern day
