Looking for an art-fuelled hour, but want to avoid the crowds? Here is our guide to the more intimate exhibitions opening in London this winter
Many commercial London galleries are currently closed or opening by appointment only. Please check gallery websites for more information.
Harold Feinstein's street photography differed from that of his contemporaries. Rather than snapping his subjects from the shadows, he interacted with them and shared in the moment. This exhibition of his work shows people in NY coffee shops and on crowded beaches, in moments of joy and contemplation, or just experiencing everyday life in the middle of the last century.
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In February Cerith Wyn Evans' exhibition of new work will be installed across the entirety of White Cube, Bermondsey, in what will be his largest show at the gallery to date. Wyn Evans works across a range of media, but his installations are always elegant and thought-provoking.
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Nigerian-American artist Kehinde Wiley shot to international stardom when he painted Barack Obama's official portrait for the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery. Now, he is turning his painterly attention to the women of Dalston.
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For this exhibition James Turrell will bring specially designed chambers to Pace Gallery to immerse visitors in hypnotic light scapes that change colour almost imperceptibly. This is the perfect exhibition for those needing a few moments to transcend the hustle and bustle of Mayfair's streets.
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The Italian duo explore design's responses to ecological and political issues. This exhibition will look at wood, using 'experimental material investigations and detailed explorations of the history, context and implications of the transformation of natural resources into commodities.' Check back nearer the time, for more details.
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This immersive exhibition will bring together video and installation to examine the future potential of our modern cities, both good and bad. Virtual reality will pay a central role in this exhibition, with a recreation of Cao Fei's Beijing studio.
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