Currently on display in the Burlington House courtyard (outside the Royal Academy in Piccadilly) is this striking set of large photographic prints highlighting the grave and deepening issue of space …
Our Fragile Space: a photographic exhibition highlighting the grave and deepening issue of space debris Read More
The shortlisted artists for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2026 are currently on display at the Photographers’ Gallery, and we loved the work by Polish artist Weronika Gęsicka .
Fake encyclopaedia entries and AI: Weronika Gęsicka at the Photographers’ Gallery Read More
This powerful and thoughtful exhibition at the stunning Two Temple Place gallery explores artistic expression and mental health.
The Weight of Being at Two Temple Place – vulnerability, resilience, and mental health in art Read More
The Bankside Gallery is a contemporary art gallery in London dedicated to painting and printmaking and we think it’s something of an underrated gem. Located on the Thames Path next …
See the Royal Watercolour Society’s exhibition at the Bankside Gallery – right next to the Tate Modern Read More
The Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize showcases the work of talented young photographers, gifted amateurs and established professionals in the very best of contemporary photography.
Taylor Wessing Photo Portrait Prize 2025 at the National Portrait Gallery, Feb 2026 Read More
It’s not just The Yard that’s worth seeing at the Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea right now – I really enjoyed this work by PRIEST.
Priest: Paper Cut – giant sized child-like artworks at the Saatchi conceals biting social commentary Read More
I’ll admit my title doesn’t really get across just how much fun this piece is, but I really recommended checking out Allan Kaprow’s playful piece currently on display at the …
The Yard by Allan Kaprow at the Saatchi: scramble through a pile of tyres as a full size car rotates above your head Read More
Yesterday, we journeyed to Shepherd’s Bush in West London for a virtual reality exploration of the stunning city of Machu Picchu, high in the Peruvian Andes. Our experience began in …
Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City – a flawed but beautifully crafted virtual reality tour in London Read More
Gordon Bennett, this was one hell of a ride. Imagine being transported into that crazy journey at the end of Space Odyssey. Or being trapped in a k hole watching …
Mindblowing graphics and total sensory overload: Ryoji Ikeda’s DATA-COSM [n°1] at 180 Studios, London Read More
London’s Photographers’ Gallery is showcasing a new exhibition celebrating British-Jamaican photographer Dennis Morris, known for his work with icons like Bob Marley, the Sex Pistols, and Marianne Faithfull.
Punk and reggae photos by Dennis Morris on display at the Photographers’ Gallery, London Read More
Billed as a “dreamscape of machines, movement, and captivating installations that play with your perception,” Electric Dreams is on display at the Tate Modern until the 1st June 2025.
In photos: Electric Dreams at the Tate Modern – art and technology before the internet Read More
This stunning retrospective of Peter Mitchell’s work is must-see exhibition at the Photographers’ Gallery in central London. Documenting a northern UK in decline, with demolished flats, proud shopkeepers and landlords, …
Peter Mitchell: Nothing Lasts Forever at the Photographers’ Gallery, London Read More
The Face Magazine: Culture Shift at the National Portrait Gallery celebrates iconic fashion images and portraits from The Face, a trail-blazing youth culture and style magazine that helped shape the …
The Face Magazine: Culture Shift – London exhibition charts the work of the iconic style publication Read More
You’ll get two wonderful visual treats for the (free) price of one if you visit the Two Temple Place gallery by the Embankment, with both the exhibition and venue vying …
Lives Less Ordinary: Working-Class Britain Re-seen exhibition in the stunning Two Temple Place gallery, London Read More
This small but entertaining exhibition at the Barbican is definitely worth visiting if, like me, you have a soft spot for emo culture (well, I was a bit of a …
I’m Not Okay: An Emo Retrospective at the London Barbican Centre Read More
Billed as a “world of inventive, immersive and multisensory installations and sculptures that weave connections between disparate histories, cultures and traditions,” Haegue Yang: Leap Year is on display at the …
In photos: Haegue Yang: Leap Year at the Hayward Gallery – runs until 5th Jan 2024 Read More
This powerful photographic exhibition showcases the work of Letizia Battaglia, who documented everyday life, alongside the brutal reality of the Mafia and their victims in Sicily.
Photographers’ Gallery London: Letizia Battaglia: Life, Love and Death in Sicily Read More
Briefly on display at the Phillips gallery in Berkeley Square was an exhibition of assorted Damien Hirst pieces, all with suitably eye watering prices.
In photos: Damien Hirst works up for auction in Berkeley Square, London Read More
Yesterday, we attended the launch of Marilyn: The Exhibition in the arches in London Bridge and found ourselves captivated by the rare insights into one of the world’s most famous …
In photos: a visit to the remarkable Marilyn Monroe exhibition in London Bridge Read More
Here’s just a few examples of the remarkable work on display at this year’s Portrait Award at the National Portrait Gallery Thankfully now stripped of its BP Sponsorship (its full …
See the stunning work at this year’s Portrait Award 2024 at the National Portrait Gallery Read More
Now showing at the White Cube gallery in Bermondsey until the 10th November 2024, Tracey Emin’s solo exhibition, “I followed you to the end.” reveals new paintings and sculptures that …
In photos: Tracey Emin solo exhibition at the White Cube, Bermondsey, Sept to Nov 2024 Read More
In a major solo exhibition entitled, ‘Jason and the Adventure of 254’, artist Jason Wilsher-Mills presents a joyful exploration of the body, drawing on his experience of becoming disabled as …
In photos: Jason and the Adventure of 254 at the Wellcome Collection, London – runs until Jan 2025 Read More
The World Press Photo Exhibition 2024 has stopped off at Borough Yards as part of its world-wide tour, and it makes for an almost overwhelming emotional experience.
World Press Photo exhibition at Borough Yards, London: powerful, depressing, harrowing but essential viewing Read More
Described as a “riveting, rapturous exploration of the enigmatic and prolific photographer,” this retrospective in central London provides a fascinating insight into the mind of the legendary Japanese photographer, Daido …
Daido Moriyama: A Retrospective at the Photographer’s Gallery, London Read More
The Centre for British Photography is proving to be an excellent addition to the London gallery scene, going some way to compensate for the loss of the Getty Images Gallery …
In photos: Landscape Trauma at the Centre for British Photography, Piccadilly, London Read More
Easily one of my favourite exhibitions of the year, Finnegans Wake by German artist Anselm Kiefer was a true assault on the senses, like waking up in someone’s chaotic and …
In photos: Finnegans Wake by Anselm Kiefer at the White Cube Gallery, London, August 2023 Read More
Inspired by artist Otobong Nkanga’s suggestion that ‘caring is a form of resistance,’ the Dear Earth exhibition at the Hayward Gallery brings together 15 artists from around the world. Exploring …
In photos: Dear Earth exhibition at the Hayward Gallery – runs until 3rd Sept 2023 Read More
The courtyard at Somerset House on the Strand is well worth visiting at the moment, with Malta and Türkiye showcasing creative works as part of the London Design Biennale 2023.
London Design Biennale and Somerset House – creative works representing Malta and Türkiye, June 2023 Read More
Billed as a ” multisensory experience that combines media, technology and play in one place,” Dopamine Land is an interactive installation in South Kensington.
In photos: Dopamine Land, London – a hit and miss interactive multisensory experience Read More
There’s not many album covers that are so iconic that you can dedicate an entire exhibition to them, but then David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane was no ordinary record.
Aladdin Sane: 50 years – Southbank exhibition explores David Bowie’s iconic cover artwork Read More