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Discover the vibrant work of this pioneering, and remarkably little known, French artist in her first UK solo exhibition
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Landing at The 02 this November, a huge collection of Elvis memorabilia hops over the Atlantic for the Elvis on Tour 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 the Shard, London has it all
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Not just for billionaires: first-time buyers dip their toes into the contemporary art market at the Affordable Art Fair Autumn Edition
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Rose Wylie's paintings will be a welcome burst of life and colour as winter approaches
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An exhibition celebrating the lifelong collaboration between John Yeoman and Quentin Blake arrives at the House of Illustration this October
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Spanning five decades Red Star Over Russia explores art made by Russian and Soviet artists from the Russian Revolution of 1905 to the death of Stalin in 1953.
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Explore the work of Rachel Whiteread: Tate Britain welcomes this UK Turner Prize-winning artist for exciting Autumn exhibition
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Discover the brightest rising stars of the contemporary art market at the fourth edition of Saatchi Gallery's START Art Fair
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This September, head to LAPADA: one of the best antique fairs in the city
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In this long overdue retrospective, the monumental power of the Scythian warriors will come to life once more
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Henri Matisse’s creative process is laid bare for the first time in the Royal Academy's upcoming exhibition Matisse in the Studio
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The National Gallery's upcoming exhibition explores how Jan van Eyck's Arnolfini Portrait triggered a revolution in British painting
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Bruce Nauman's sculptures, installations and video works are now on display in Tate Modern's ARTIST ROOMS series
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Blast off into outer space with the spectacular Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibition in Greenwich: Winner announced this September
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Pace Gallery London to show Jean Dubuffet's Theatres of memory paintings in the first exhibition dedicated to the series in three decades
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Spanish masterpieces from The Bowes Museum come to The Wallace Collection this autumn in a once-in-a-lifetime collaborative exhibition
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The Whitechapel Gallery presents a major retrospective of work by German photographer Thomas Ruff
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Vivid colour, meticulous composition: unsung artist Suzan Frecon comes to the David Zwirner Gallery
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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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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
