The September heralds the start of a new season of exhibitions in the capital. Here are our pick of the best shows opening this month.
A new permanent gallery space entitled Being Human is opening at Wellcome Collection this September. The gallery aims to explore genetics, infection, climate change and the mind with around 50 artworks from a diverse selection of artists.
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As one of Britain's most famous cultural figures, William Blake is known as a prolific poet, a radical political thinker and a technically innovative visual artist. In the largest exhibition of Blake's work since 2001, Tate Britain will shed light on the man behind the reputation – the obstinate activist who has come to be seen as a luminous visionary.
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An exhibition of works by sculptor Antony Gormley will open in September, spanning all 13 rooms of the Royal Academy’s Main Galleries. Gormley, who is best known for the Angel of the North, experiments with the industrial, the organic and the cutting edge, taking the human form as his starting point.
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Turner Prize winning artist Mark Leckey will launch his ambitious exhibition at Tate Britain this autumn in what promises to be a theatrical treat. Leckey's work roots his own personal memories in social history, with a mix of nostalgia and gritty realism.
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In this, her first exhibition since her Tate retrospective, Mona Hatoum is bringing together a collection of recent works, many of which are made from heavy, industrial materials. This exhibition will be an immersive showcase of some impressive installations.
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An exhibition of new works by Grayson Perry is to go on display at Victoria Miro this September. For this exhibition – his first at the gallery since 2012 – he turns his attention to power, desire and money with tapestries, prints and his trademark ceramics.
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The House of Illustration in Granary Square is preparing for an exhibition of artworks to celebrate Cuba's 'golden age' of graphic design. The show will include 185 works by 33 designers, many of them women. They speak speak of the struggles of the Cold War and unresolved conflicts that rumble on and are hugely striking. This will be a very popular exhibition.
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