A considered guide to Five Exhibitions To See In London In May 2026, from Patrick Heron’s post-war colour experiments to Dirk Braeckman’s shadowed analogue photography For anyone searching for Five ...

The emerging artist Art Liard’s paintings, shaped by plein air observation and studio reflection, examine the tension between urban life and ecological awareness. Alina Gorokhovodatskaia, working ...

The Guggenheim Museum Bilbao presents Jasper Johns: Night Driver, an expansive retrospective devoted to one of the most influential figures in post-war art. Sponsored by the BBVA Foundation, a ...

Kenyan-American artist Wangechi Mutu to develop new work with the National Gallery and the Whitworth for a major exhibition across London and Manchester Wangechi Mutu has been named the recipient of ...

The coexistence of completion and unrecognisability is the main character of Zheyu Li’s visual art. In terms of “completion”, his images are carefully composed and formally coherent. More specifically ...

Tucked behind a medieval wall in central Oxford, the grounds of Worcester College open onto a quietly expansive landscape of parkland, lake and orchard. Within this setting, a major exhibition of ...

From RECRAFTED to MULT Island: Curator Miranda Lee (WanYing Li) reframes digital art as spatial practice, cultural ecology and public responsibility The art world rewards speed. It rewards the clean ...

Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert presents its second solo exhibition dedicated to Patrick Heron (1920–1999), centring on the years 1950 to 1954, when the British artist began to define a visual language poised ...

CLOSE Gallery Somerset presents Tailings, a new solo exhibition by British contemporary artist Onya McCausland, whose practice interrogates the environmental legacy of industry through an exacting, ...

These works are about more than just beauty, they are about the ‘quiet resistance’ found in our traditions and our ability to blossom consistently, even in the face of struggle. I am incredibly proud ...

A site-specific photography installation Field of View by Katie Edwards at Europe’s busiest rail hub reframes tulip fields through the lens of train travel Following her Portrait of America series, ...