Ten years of research and cataloging have culminated at the British Museum, where Italian Renaissance woodcuts are the focus of a major exhibition. The project, sponsored by the Giorgio Cini Foundation’sInstitute of Art History and…
Read more
Exhibitions Twentieth Century Art
Georg Baselitz’s “Hero” series, created in 1965 and 1966, comes to London in an exhibition that brings together some of its most significant paintings. From October 13 to December 18, 2026, Thaddaeus Ropac’s Ely House will host “Georg…
Read more
Exhibitions Ancient art London National Gallery of London
The National Gallery in London is dedicating its first-ever exhibition to the portraits of Jan van Eyck, one of the greatest figures of the Northern Renaissance. The exhibition, titled “Van Eyck: The Portraits,” will run from November 21…
Read more
Exhibitions London Surrealism Twentieth Century
From September 24 to December 12, 2026, the Gagosian gallery on Grosvenor Hill in London presents *This Is Still Not a Pipe: The Afterlife of Magritte*, an exhibition dedicated to René Magritte and the influence the artist continues…
Read more
Exhibitions London Painting Twentieth Century
The Wallace Collection in London is dedicating a major retrospective to the paintings of Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965), the first major posthumous exhibition in the United Kingdom devoted to his art. The exhibition, open to the public…
Read more
Exhibitions Bayeux Tapestry British Museum London
The British Museum in London has announced the first details of what has already been dubbed the exhibition of the century, which will see the display of the famous Bayeux Tapestry for the first time in the UK, from September 10, 2026 to…
Read more
Exhibitions Animated films London
The Young Victoria and Albert Museum, London, presents its third exhibition, Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends, open until Nov. 15, 2026. Designed especially for children and families, the exhibition invites visitors to…
Read more
One of the most significant artists on the contemporary scene, David Hockney (Bradford, Yorkshire, 1937), invites the public to slow down the pace and recognize the exceptional in the everyday in his first exhibition at the Serpentine…
Read more
