Hokusai: Beyond the Great Wave

The later part of Katsushika Hokusai’s artistic career will be examined at “Hokusai: Beyond the Great Wave” an exhibition to be staged at the British Museum. Read More!

Balenciaga: Shaping Fashion

One hundred years ago, Cristóbal Balenciaga (1895 – 1972) opened his first fashion house in San Sebastian, Spain. An exhibition at the V&A is celebrating this centenary, and examining the continued influence left by Balenciaga on the fashions of today. Read More!

Ashley Bickerton: Ornamental Hysteria

Themes including nightmares, eroticism and ‘the end of the world’ are to be explored at Ashley Bickerton’s upcoming Newport Street gallery exhibition. Read More!

Star Wars Identities

Star Wars™ Identities has arrived at the 02. This ground breaking exhibition is giving visitors the chance to delve deep into the identities of the films’ characters, and explore their own identities via an interactive identity quest lasting the whole of their visit. Read More!

Robots

An exhibition exploring five hundred years of robot history will take place at the Science Museum. Read More!

Gilbert & George: Drinking Pieces & Video Sculpture 1972 – 73

Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac has opened new premises in London. As part of its inaugural programme – “Gilbert & George: Drinking Pieces & Video Sculpture 1972 – 73” is now showing at Ely House in Dover Street.

“I Dream a World” Looking for Langston

Director, Isaac Julien, is revisiting his 1989 film “Looking for Langston” at Victoria Miro in Hoxton. Exhibition: “I Dream a World” Looking for Langston, centres on the life of writer Langston Hughes (1902 – 1967) and his fellow black artists and writers.

Picasso: Minotaurs and Matadors

“Picasso: Minotaurs and Matadors”, an exhibition examining the links between Picasso’s bullfighting imagery and his mythological and biographical compositions of the 1930s, is to open at the Gagosian Gallery in Grosvenor Hill.

International London Tattoo Convention

Body art has come a long way since a 5,300-year-old Austrian mummy (the first known human to adorn tattoos) was cut and inked, apparently for medical reasons. Nowadays, with the increasing amount of TV shows based around this art form,... Lire la suite!

Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition 2017

If the annual Royal Academy of Art Summer Exhibition was a book, at nearly two and a half centuries old, you’d imagine it would be somewhat dusty and worn, discoloured, pretty furled around the edges, and, most definitely out of... Lire la suite!