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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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K-pop, politics and Parasite are all part of a sensational blockbuster exhibition of Korean culture at V&A
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Fragile, egg-like sculptures shine a light on the beautiful and evocative work of Slovakian sculptor Maria Bartuszova in Tate Modern's small exhibition
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Drawings, tapestry, film, a puppet show and even an opera feature in the Royal Academy's homage to South African artist William Kentridge
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Body Politics, a comprehensive retrospective of Carolee Schneemann’s work, gives an intense account of the versatile American artist’s vision and art
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Frieze Sculpture in Regent's Park provides the perfect way to take in some culture on a sunny day
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Masterfully curated by senior V&A curator Christine Checinska, this exhibition brings a much-needed fresh and diverse perspective on African fashion which spans centuries.
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Theaster Gates has designed the new Serpentine Pavilion as a black chapel – a space for convening and contemplation
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A major survey of Cornelia Parker's immersive sculptures opens at Tate Britain
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Time for some euphoria and deep calm
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See the magical kingdoms of Walt Disney beside the beautiful French Rococo art and design that inspired it. -
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 -
A 'forest' of Magdalena Abakanowicz's fabric sculptures to go on display at Tate Modern this autumn
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Tate Modern will explore the genius of Cézanne and his struggle for recognition
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Marina Abramović's life's work is to form a major Royal Academy exhibition this autumn
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Kehinde Wiley's new exhibition is set to reimagine the drama of Romanticism in London's National Gallery
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A brand new permanent gallery space entitled Being Human is opening at the Wellcome Collection, designed to examine how we see ourselves in relation to each other and the planet
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Art on the Underground commissions Turner Prize winner Laure Prouvost
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The first after-hours Selfridges restaurant dazzles diners with Art Deco interiors, an eclectic menu and a giant pegasus by Damien Hirst
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We bring you our top tips on art fairs this spring, whether you are looking for an affordable print or a statement purchase
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Japan House London is a regal celebration of all things Japanese
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Everything you need to know about the Sadiq Khan balloon
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Looking for a museum experience unlike any other? Try an Uncomfortable Art Tour
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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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London's answer to the New York High Line: discover a side of the East End you never knew existed on the The Line sculpture walk
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Wildly triumphant: the new Tate Modern is an architectural marvel with an anarchic heart
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For a blast from the past, visit the V&A Museum of Childhood in East London
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Jump in a cab to Tiffany’s and rediscover Hollywood starlet, Audrey Hepburn in the National Portrait Gallery's spectacular photography exhibition
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ICA London: what’s on? The ambitious group exhibition, Beware Wet Paint, brings painting back to life with the work of eight contributing artists
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Every piece of jewellery has a story, and the ethical designer Pippa Small’s private collection tells hers.
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Twenty years after the death of one of Britain's most loved, feted and taboo-busting filmmakers, Jarman's work is celebrated at the BFI and Somerset House
