London, with its iconic skyline, historic landmarks, and vibrant neighborhoods, is undoubtedly one of the world's most beautiful and diverse cities. From the Gothic grandeur of Westminster Abbey to the sleek modernity of the Shard, the city captures a unique blend of old and new. However, there is one area where London could take some inspiration from a southern European gem: Naples. Specifically, when it comes to turning metro stations into immersive works of art, Naples has

An exhibition titled Andy Warhol, Beyond the Brand runs until March 24th at 148 and 29 New Bond Street, London. This show honours Andy...

Between 23 and 25th September 2022, Projekt Mkt’s Vintage Poster Market brings unique vintage art to one of Peckham’s most charming...

For the first time in 130 years, 16 of Van Gogh’s 37 surviving self-portraits are reunited at the Courtauld Gallery in London until 8 May 2022. Having as a starting point "Van Gogh’s iconic Self-Portrait with Bandaged Ear," this is the first time that the full spectrum of Vincent Van Gogh’s self-portraiture has been explored in a single exhibition. Several works, such as Self-Portrait (late August 1889) and Self-Portrait (September 1889) were last together in the artist’s stu

Between 24 February and 5 June 2022, the Whitechapel Gallery hosts a 100-year survey of the Studio through the work of image-makers and artists from around the world. Whether it’s an attic, an abandoned factory, or a kitchen table, the artist’s studio is where the great art of our time is conceived. By juxtaposing under-recognized artists with distinguished figures in Western art history, this multimedia exhibition highlights the wide-ranging possibilities of creativity withi

In the last quarter of her career, installation artist and celebrated sculptor Louise Bourgeois integrated clothes from all stages of her life into her art, as if she was using fabrics and needles to exorcise and make peace with The Past. With "Woven Child," Hayward Gallery showcases this extraordinary collection of fabric-derived artworks alongside pieces that carved Burgeois's place in the history of art, including a few of her "Cells" and the Spider. “I cannot separate mys

Remember the big bright Moon installation? If you miss it, good news: it's back in London next week, at the Kensington + Chelsea Festival

Back in 2023, Tate's George Economou Gallery hosted a Yayoi Kusama exhibition featuring not one, BUT TWO Infinity Mirror Rooms alongside a timeline of her career and other lesser-known artworks. “I, Kusama, who have lived for many years in my famous specially-built room entirely covered by mirrors, have opened up a world of freedom and fantasy.” (Yayoi Kusama) Yayoi Kusama Infinity Mirror Rooms Tate Modern: Why is Yayoi Kusama so popular? Yayoi Kusama is a Japanese artist bes

Redoubt is Matthew Barney’s newest body of work centred around the eponymous feature-length film. The show also includes a series of complex and striking sculptures cast from burned/fallen trees, more than 40 electroplated copper plates and engravings and marks a major new course for the renowned artist and film-maker. Redoubt addresses universal themes like ecology, cosmology, the role of artistic creation, interweaved with modern American political narratives. “Redoubt” is

Only two weeks left to visit the God's Own Junkyard's Electric City pop-up exhibition of iconic neon signs at Leadenhall Market!

To reflect the scope and scale of a six-decade career that graciously unfolded while dividing life and work between London and New York, Hauser & Wirth presents “Frank Bowling – London / New York,” a vibrant celebration of the British artist’s ingenious expansion beyond the frontiers of abstraction. “Frank Bowling has redefined the course of abstract painting” (Iwan Wirth, Hauser & Wirth) This exhibition marks the beginning of Frank Bowling's collaboration with one of the big

Gagosian brings together thirteen paintings from the Helen Frankenthaler Foundation, several of which have never been exhibited before, in a unique exhibition titled "Imagining Landscapes: Paintings by Helen Frankenthaler, 1952–1976." "I had the landscape in my arms when I painted it. I had it in my mind and shoulder and wrist." (Helen Frankenthaler) Critical Reception Accurately described by Jonathan Jones from The Guardian "like a Rothko dancing wildly to jazz," this body o

"We live in an age of hyper resonance, the consequences of which are both devastating and exhilarating. Everything we design and produce resonates." (Es Devlin, Artistic Director) The 2020 London Design Biennale was put on hold due to COVID-19. The silver lining is that it has given all of us, particularly the artists and pavilions involved, a fresh perspective of the future, and this year’s theme, “Resonance” couldn’t fit any better, as selected by renowned stage designer an

After years of gaining critical acclaim for her larger-than-life embroideries, collages, and watercolours that combine landscapes and celestial maps with signs, texts, codes, and symbols, Jessica Rankin brings Londoners back to White Cube Bermondsey with a recent body of works that enriches the language of painting with the extra dimensionality of thread. By seizing methods traditionally linked to feminine pursuits (needlework and embroidery), she transforms the canvas into a

Under the alluring motto “nourish your creativity and purchase limited edition works of art during your weekly shop", the pop-up shop at Design Museum London challenges the meaning of “essential” during a global pandemic. The adjective “essential” has its roots in the Middle English “essencial,” Late Latin’s “essentialis”, and the Latin “essential”, meaning "the basic nature of a thing, its essence" and adding the Latin suffix “-alis” stands for "relating to." Although there’

Have you ever fantasized about stepping into a painting? Experience a spectacular, one-of-a-kind tour of Vincent Van Gogh’s paintings!

#ArtThrowback In February 2020, the “Ruth Asawa: A Line Can Go Anywhere” exhibition at David Zwirner Gallery in London reminded Londoners and the art world that resilience, talent, and artistry are intrinsically intertwined. Who is Ruth Asawa? Ruth Asawa (1926-2013) was a groundbreaking Japanese-American artist. Although she started as an extremely talented painter, Asawa is best known for being a pioneering modernist sculptor of abstract forms. She gained prominence during t

Let's take a trip down memory lane and see the capital in rose-tinted shades! Poignant, cheeky, fun & vibrant signs of Love around London.