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For Lightroom, Tom Hanks revisits the human-crewed missions to the moon on a grand scale. It is a feast for the eyes and may inspire generations to come.
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A must-see exhibition of feminist art at Tate Britain
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A brilliant diversity of portraits showing David Hockney's evolution as an artist
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The natural world meets technology with mesmerising artworks and installation
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Designed by Es Devlin, the Gucci Cosmos exhibition brings to life some of the most iconic designs from the Maison and is a feast for our Instagram feeds
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Stunning seascapes and empty cinemas in the contemplative photography of Hiroshi Sugimoto at Hayward Gallery
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Grief underlies the colourful sculptures and dense words in this exhibition of works by Annie Morris and Idris Khan at Pitzhanger.
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Discrimination, mental health, razor wire and toy vacuum cleaners make for a varied Turner Prize
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Jovial moments and moustache envy in fantastic portraits.
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A show that’s playful, sexually charged and at times extremely dark
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It’s intense, it’s discomfiting, it’s memorable and it’s performance art at its finest
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Black every-men and women mix in with the V&A's permanent sculpture galleries
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Superb quality and diversity in artworks across contemporary African photography
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This used to be a museum about remembering childhood, and now it’s one for celebrating childhood
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A refurb and a rehang with a strong focus on women, and colonialism
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Impressive loans results in masterpieces in painting and photography at every turn.
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A feast for the eyes as visitors get surrounded by enlarged David Hockney paintings in this immersive experience at Lightroom, King’s Cross
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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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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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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
