Liorah Tchiprout’s The Family Katz at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery explores Jewish family history, migration and portraiture ...

Yet, for an event only in its fourth edition to have generated such anticipation, what the hell actually is it? When we look ...

Reviving Craft at Somerset House brings 60+ artists together for a London Design Festival exhibition exploring Chinese craft, ...

La Maison Ani partners with London Art Exchange and Gabrielle Malak for a new Knightsbridge collaboration uniting ...

Rosa Klerkx brings 216 to Perrotin London this September: a three-channel film, euphonium score and sun-made blueprints from ...

Discover how Toile Blanche and The Leroy Brothers transform guest experiences, lavender, wine and dinners into unexpected art ...

Ally Van Tillo, founder of the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt, has died. His legacy lives on through a landmark work of remembrance, ...

Marcus Jansen announces Counterpoint, a new artist-led publication marking four decades of work, with pre-release editions ...

From Frida Kahlo’s enduring cultural legacy to Daniel Arsham’s imagined archaeology of the future, these are our five exhibitions to see in London in July 2026. Spanning major museums, leading ...

Behind Mr Phantom’s anonymity is a growing body of work concerned with authorship, public identity and the uneasy relationship between culture and commerce There is no studio portrait of Mr Phantom to ...

Mathijs Hunfeld’s TADA turns the language of spectacle, self-promotion and the grand reveal into a sharp study of desire under consumer capitalism. Every day we’re bombarded with messages, both ...

Cris Contini Contemporary’s latest exhibition by Endless drew queues through Notting Hill, immediate sales, and a street-level launch that carried the work beyond the gallery walls. Last Thursday, ...