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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Exploring the work of French artists in fin de siècle London, Tate Btitain's latest exhibition starts well and finishes with an explosive bang but the middle is mediocre at best
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In the Know
Kids
The creator of 'The Moomins' receives a major UK retrospective at the Dulwich Picture Gallery
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
It's your last chance to see The Encounter. Bringing together drawings from the Renaissance to the Baroque, this remarkable exhibition breathes life into the Old Masters
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Essential
Visual Arts
Modigliani and Monet land at London's Tate galleries, Post Soviet Actionism blasts the Saatchi and the IWM celebrates its centenary; here's the best of London art this month
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Essential
Visual Arts
Join the Tate's closing weekend celebrations to mark the end of the their blockbuster exhibition, Soul of a Nation
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In the Know
Visual Arts
To celebrate the National Gallery's upcoming exhibition, Monochrome, hear neon-light artist Olafur Eliasson in conversation with National Gallery curator Jennifer Sliwka
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Melancholia, the Soviet Union and failed utopias - this Ilya and Emilia Kabakov exhibition is a majestic monument to the forgotten
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In the Know
Talks
Meet Annie Leibovitz at Waterstones Piccadilly ahead of her talk promoting her new book at the Southbank Centre later this month
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Essential
Immersive
Radical Danes at the Tate: The 2017 Hyundai Commission, One Two Three Swing! opens at Tate's Turbine Hall
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Pink Floyd return to the stage at the V&A’s latest blockbuster retrospective, 50 years after they recorded their debut single Arnold Layne
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Essential
Visual Arts
Frieze lands in London, Tom Wesselmann's erotic nudes seduce at Gagosian, and the RA showcases the intimate relationship between Dali and Duchamp: here's the best of London art this month
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Book Now
Visual Arts
Celebrate the avant-garde New York art scene of the ‘60s and ‘70s with the Royal Academy this October
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Don't miss a rare opportunity to explore the production designs by celebrated satirical cartoonist Gerald Scarfe
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
20th century American heavyweight Jasper Johns is one of the most famous living creators. Don't miss the chance to drink in his remarkable works at this very rare UK exhibition
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Rare pastels by Edgar Degas come to London via Glasgow’s Burrell Collection, revealing the artist's complex relationship to modernity
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Fortnum's X Frank makes a triumphant return this autumn with a showcase of works by Scottish artist John Bellany
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We love
Fashion
The latest Burberry display for LFW is three floors of British heritage photographs
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Preview
Visual Arts
Why pay $100m for an original Basquiat when you can have it in clothing form? Answers on the back of a hoodie, please
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In the Know
Talks
This Frieze Week, Marina Abramović comes to London to talk candidly about her extraordinary life, career and pioneering performance art
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
In this long overdue retrospective, the monumental power of the Scythian warriors will come to life once more
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Things To Do
Things to do
Summer may have left us: but there's plenty of beauty to come. Here are the major exhibitions you need to know about this autumn
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In the Know
Visual Arts
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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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Walk through a career and a life story: It's time to celebrate one of the most radical abstract sculptors of our time
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Long, eerie and existential – dive into the world of Giacometti: Tate exhibition explores the life and work of a modern master
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In the Know
Visual Arts
Vibrant colours, biting humour and literary flair: Harland Miller’s paintings return to White Cube this summer
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Tried and Tested
Visual Arts
Love it or loathe it, you're getting the world's first selfie exhibition: Saatchi traces the act of self-portraiture, from the Old Masters to Instagram
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We love
Lifestyle
"You can hold my hand if you want," soppy movies, autumn strolls and London date ideas for the next season
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Things To Do
Basquiat makes his UK debut, ancient Siberian warriors settle at the British Museum, and the Royal Academy showcases American heavyweight Jasper Johns: Here's the best of London art this month
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Features
From Salma Hayek's Frida Kahlo to Kirk Douglas' Van Gogh, here are the greatest portraits of the great artists
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Latest News
National Gallery breaks stalemate to reunite five Van Gogh Sunflowers – in a world-first Facebook Live relay
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Last Chance
Visual Arts
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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In The Know
As we wait with baited breath for Rachel Whiteread's upcoming retrospective at Tate Britain, we round up the best female sculptors you've never heard of, but definitely should have
