He won medals at the Royal Academy, killed his father in 1843 and painted for forty-two years in Bethlem and Broadmoor. The first Dadd retrospective in fifty years, the painting Freddie Mercury named a song after, and where his pictures live in London once the show closes.

An exhibition titled Andy Warhol, Beyond the Brand runs until March 24th at 148 and 29 New Bond Street, London. This show honours Andy Warhol's life and contributions to the art scene, bringing together his most famous pieces to showcase the remarkable force of his artistic vision. Warhol altered celebrity photos and advertising designs into some of the most renowned and audacious pictures in art history. ‘The reason I’m painting this way is that I want to be a machine, and I

Between 23 and 25th September 2022, Projekt Mkt’s Vintage Poster Market brings unique vintage art to one of Peckham’s most charming industrial galleries. The 3-day pop-up will take place at Copeland Gallery in South London. Entry is £2 and the price for an original retro poster starts from just £10 and could go up to £1000+ for rare collector’s pieces. It’s an exclusive chance for Londoners to bring their walls to life with lovingly sourced antique treasures. Harriet + Sylwia

A Century of the Artist's Studio: 1920–2020 ran at the Whitechapel Gallery from 24 February to 5 June 2022. A record of the show, its recreated studios and the artists in it.

Test Specimens was a week-long show of Thom Yorke's drawings from 1999 to 2001 at 8 Duke Street, St James's, from 25 to 29 May 2022. A record of the exhibition.

The Hayward Gallery showed Louise Bourgeois: The Woven Child from 9 February to 15 May 2022. A record of the fabric figures, the cages and where to see her work in London.

Francis Bacon: Man and Beast ran at the Royal Academy from 29 January to 17 April 2022. A record of the paintings, the sources behind them and where to see Bacon in London.

Discover and celebrate Bob Marley’s lifestyle, musical influences, passions, and enduring legacy in a special interactive experience that makes its global debut in London - the city he regarded as his "second base and spiritual home," according to music historian Russell Clarke. Between 2 February and 18 April 2022, Galleries 6 – 14 (at Saatchi Gallery) honour one of the world’s most unifying and cherished cultural figures. The limited ten-week exhibition will showcase unseen

Noguchi at the Barbican was the Barbican Art Gallery's Isamu Noguchi retrospective, 30 September 2021 to 23 January 2022. A record of the show, the Akari lamps and where it toured.

Last fall, Londoners were treated with an exclusive exhibition of original props, costumes, sets, and artwork illuminating the inimitable aesthetic of Wes Anderson’s new film The French Dispatch launched in cinemas on October 22. If you missed it or if you visited and you’d like to relive the dreamlike experience of the great director’s instantly recognisable aesthetic, I'm inviting you to sit back and enjoy this brief visual documentation of it. Celebrating Wes Anderson’s ch

As Pace Gallery opens a new home in London and shifts the current Burlington Gardens space "to another use," what better way to celebrate than with an exclusive Mark Rothko Exhibition? Marc Glimcher, the chief executive and president of Pace Gallery has also represented the Rothko estate since 1978, therefore inaugurating the future 8,600 sq ft street-level Mayfair exhibition space at 4 Hanover Square with a poignant show of Rothko artworks seems the best thing to do. Pace’s

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

Last 2 days to visit Igshaan Adams’ “Kicking Dust” exhibition at Hayward Gallery. The cross-disciplinary artist’s first solo exhibition in the UK combines aspects of sculpture, weaving, and installation in a single immersive environment that explores concepts linked to related race, religion, and sexuality. Why “Kicking Dust”? The title of the exhibition is a reference to Adams’ roots. His grandparents are Nama and one of the oldest indigenous dancing styles in Northern Cape,

Frank Bowling: London / New York filled Hauser & Wirth on Savile Row from 21 May to 31 July 2021, his first show with the gallery. A record of the paintings, the materials and the two cities behind them.

Thirteen Helen Frankenthaler paintings hung at Gagosian on Grosvenor Hill from 17 June to 18 September 2021. A record of the show, the soak-stain technique and where to see her work in London.

Jessica Rankin: The Nostalgia for the Infinite was at White Cube Bermondsey from 17 March to 1 May 2021. A record of the paintings and works on paper made with ink, acrylic and embroidery thread.

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’

Soane bought it in 1800 for £4,500, pulled most of it down and rebuilt it as a house that would turn his sons into architects. Ten years later he sold it. What is left is the only house he designed, built and lived in.

#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

It doesn’t matter if you’re a casual “insta art lover” or a heavy-cultured “art consommateur” – VAN GOGH AND BRITAIN has a takeaway for everyone. From the blue-chip masterpieces (Sunflowers, Starry Night over the Rhône, L'Arlésienne, Shoes) to Francis Bacon’s tributes to Van Gogh, bringing together over 50 works by Vincent van Gogh, this exhibition will give people of all shapes, genders, and ages enough visual cues to reflect, enrich and deepen their relationship with the ic