Following George Condo’s acclaimed 2025 survey at Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, the American artist will present new and historical works across two resonant cities. Following George Condo’s ...
Mathijs Hunfeld’s TADA explores consumerism, self-promotion and spectacle, asking whether our desires are still truly our own ...
Cosma and Damiano, Giudecca, Venice. One Ocean Foundation and ZEITGEIST19 present As Above, So Below, a landmark group exhibition and interdisciplinary research project staged as a Collateral Event of ...
In Joy Through Resistance: He Who Laughs Last, Laughs Best, the British-Nigerian artist Yinka Ilori turns family history, migration and grief into a study of colour, sound and community. For more than ...
Gallery 1957 London presents Geometry of Elsewhere, a solo exhibition of new paintings by London-based artist Freya Tewelde. Opening on 5 June as part of London Gallery Weekend, the exhibition ...
Four artists trace the visual lineage of Los Angeles graffiti, from Cholo writing and street photography to calligraphic abstraction, murals and contemporary West Coast culture. Chaz Bojorquez stands ...
A considered guide to Five Exhibitions To See In London In May 2026, from Patrick Heron’s post-war colour experiments to Dirk Braeckman’s shadowed analogue photography For anyone searching for Five ...
Manuel Mathieu brings Haitian history, abstraction and Black Atlantic memory to Venice Biennale 2026 in Koyo Kouoh’s In Minor Keys. Manuel Mathieu does not present history as a lesson. He lets it ...
The emerging artist Art Liard’s paintings, shaped by plein air observation and studio reflection, examine the tension between urban life and ecological awareness. Alina Gorokhovodatskaia, working ...
Tucked behind a medieval wall in central Oxford, the grounds of Worcester College open onto a quietly expansive landscape of parkland, lake and orchard. Within this setting, a major exhibition of ...
Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu to develop new work with the National Gallery and the Whitworth for a major exhibition across London and Manchester Wangechi Mutu has been named the recipient of ...
From Hurvin Anderson at Tate Britain to William Wegman at Huxley-Parlour, these London exhibitions map memory, power, identity and the unstable poetry of everyday life For anyone mapping out the ...
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