On Saturday 31 May 2025, the V&A East Storehouse officially opens its doors, offering a revolutionary new museum experience in the heart of East London. Located within the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park’s East Bank cultural district, this unique facility is not just a store but a fully immersive public space…
Read MoreCelebrating 40 years since The Thin Black Line, this landmark exhibition reunites pioneering Black and Asian women artists through historic works, new commissions, and a vibrant programme of live events and screenings…
Read MoreArt Basel, in collaboration with Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) and QC+, has announced the launch of Art Basel Qatar — a pioneering modern and contemporary art fair set to premiere in Doha in February 2026…
Read MoreIn a landmark move set to redefine how the global art world celebrates impact and innovation, the 2025 Art Basel Awards have announced their inaugural group of 36 medalists. These visionary figures—ranging from pioneering artists and curators to emerging creators, cultural patrons, and behind-the-scenes specialists…
Read MoreLindokuhle Sobekwa honoured for powerful tribute to his late sister and a poignant reflection on South Africa’s social history…
Read MoreThe Royal Academy of Arts in London is preparing to unveil a stellar line-up of exhibitions in 2026, featuring world-renowned artists, long-overlooked masters, and the brightest contemporary talents. From large-scale retrospectives to open-call showcases…
Read MoreVigour and Skills (V+S) brings its Cotswolds atelier to the heart of Kensington for London Craft Week with A Future Made by Hand—an exhibition hosted at The Roof Gardens, open by appointment from 13–18 May…
Read MoreKoyo Kouoh, the renowned Cameroonian-Swiss curator and cultural producer, passed away suddenly on 10 May 2025 at the age of 57.
Read MoreThe Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery has officially reopened following a two-year transformation, marked by a royal visit from Their Majesties, The King and Queen, on 6 May 2025. Their visit coincided with the second anniversary of King Charles III’s coronation, and was held in honour of the National Gallery’s 200th anniversary…
Read MoreGillian Phillips, a Sheffield-based artist and writer, is set to become the first person ever to spend the night inside the National Gallery, surrounded by some of the world’s most celebrated artworks. Chosen at random from over 22,000 entrants to the Gallery’s largest-ever prize draw…
Read MoreOpening at The Photographers’ Gallery this June, Music + Life traces five decades of British-Jamaican photographer Dennis Morris’s groundbreaking photography—capturing iconic musicians, the rise of reggae and punk, and the vibrant realities of Black British life…
Read MoreSketch Mayfair celebrates the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen with a month-long floral celebration, Regency-inspired performances, and exclusive collectible editions of her most beloved novels…
Read MoreOf the Oak by Marshmallow Laser Feast is the first digital art installation to open at Kew Gardens, exploring the ecological significance of the Lucombe oak, a rare hybrid tree located within the Gardens, through an interactive and meditative experience…
Read MoreMore than 600 objects from visionary filmmaker Wes Anderson’s career — including costumes, models, and personal notebooks — will go on public display for the first time in a major retrospective at the Design Museum, opening in London this November…
Read MoreTate Britain is celebrating the 250th birthday of legendary British artist JMW Turner with a series of exciting events and displays, both at the gallery and across the UK. The highlight of this celebration is the opening of a new room in the permanent free display at Tate Britain…
Read MoreThe Turner Prize, one of the world’s most prestigious awards for visual art, has revealed the shortlist for 2025. The four artists nominated for this year’s prize—Nnena Kalu, Rene Matić, Mohammed Sami, and Zadie Xa…
Read MoreThe London Design Biennale has announced the first 20 national pavilions for its fifth edition, taking place from 5 to 29 June 2025 at Somerset House…
Read MoreTate will offer visitors a rare opportunity to view the UK AIDS Memorial Quilt in its Turbine Hall from 12 to 16 June 2025. The quilt, which began in 1989, consists of 42 quilts and 23 individual panels representing 384 individuals affected by HIV and AIDS…
Read MoreSerpentine, in partnership with the Edinburgh Art Festival, presents Lewis Walker’s world premiere of Bornsick, a groundbreaking new performance this May at Round Chapel, London…
Read MoreSupported by Burberry, the redesigned gallery will spotlight the museum’s world-class fashion collection with immersive displays and a dynamic public programme…
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