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The 8 London museum exhibitions we’re most excited about this autumn (opens the original)
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From the women of the punk movement to the role of science in American independence, here are the exhibitions we’re most looking forward to in the coming months Autumn doesn’t technically arrive until next week, but if you’re anything like us your calendar is fast filling up with fun things to do. Not only does autumn promise beer-chugging, spooks and big bangs, it’s also arguably the biggest season of the year for London’s cultural quarters, with loads of exciting new theatre shows and blockbus
The NPG has revealed its spectacular exhibitions programme for 2027 (opens the original)
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Post-war painter Frank Auerbach, American impressionist Mary Cassatt and British pop-artist Sir Peter Blake will feature at the Trafalgar Square gallery September is a hectic time for London’s art galleries. Not only does it signal the beginning of the busiest period of the year for major exhibition openings, and the impending arrival of some major art fairs, but it’s also when a lot of the big galleries announce their exhibition programmes for the following year. We’ve heard what’s in store at
The 10 London art exhibitions we’re most excited about in autumn 2026 (opens the original)
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From pioneering portraitists to fantastical fashion photography, here’s what we’re looking forward to seeing in the coming season London summer may be drawing to a close, but if you’re already dreading the day when you have to retrieve your chunky knits from that old suitcase under your bed, then allow us to give you something – or, in fact, 10 things – to look forward to as the nights get darker. London’s parks are looking a little lifeless after a season of back-to-back heatwaves and non-stop
The Courtauld just announced its spectacular 2027 London programme (opens the original)
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Paula Rego, JMW Turner, Georgia O’Keeffe and Rubens will be on view at the Somerset House gallery next year Housed in the North Wing of Somerset House, the Courtauld Gallery might be relatively small compared to some of London’s other major art institutions, but gosh does it punch above its weight. Founded in 1932 by art collector Samuel Courtauld, the gallery boasts a genuinely jaw-dropping collection of paintings and drawings dating from the Middle Ages through to the modern day, with a partic
Five brilliant London art exhibitions are closing very soon (opens the original)
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You’ve only got a few days left if you want to catch some of the most talked-about exhibitions of 2026, including Tracey Emin at Tate Modern and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition With commercial galleries closed for the month while collectors and gallerists head off to the Mediterranean on their yachts, and major institutions busy preparing for a hectic schedule of autumn openings, August is famously a pretty quiet month for London’s art scene. But don’t let the lack of new exhibitions dissuad
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