Exhibitions chosen by FAD magazine

The Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London right now

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his favourite Top 5 Exhibitions to see in London right now.

Alberta Whittle, Dipping Below A Waxing Moon, The Dance Claims Us For Release.

Fresh from representing Scotland at the Venice Biennale, Alberta Whittle (b.1980) has made new work especially for the Holburne –

Kenneth Noland: Stripes/ Plaids/ Shapes

As one of the leading figures of post-war abstract painting, Kenneth Noland’s commitment to line and colour is unparalleled.

Hip-Hop: Conscious, Unconscious ‘The exhibition’s lifeblood is the period before hip-hop knew what it was’

On at Fotografiska New York is an exhibition that traces hip-hop’s origins, starting in the Bronx in 1973,

Jon Rafman: UK premiere of Minor Daemon: Volume 1 at 180

180 Studios to present the UK premiere of Minor Daemon: Volume 1, a new film by Jon Rafman.

Inside: a Thorp Stavri & Two Temple Place Exhibition

Developed from a summer 2022 research residency at Two Temple Place, this exhibition showcases 10 contemporary artists working in sculpture,… Read More

Ben Brown Fine Arts opens Awol Erizku’s Cosmic Drill

Ben Brown Fine Arts will open Cosmic Drill, their third solo exhibition of Los Angeles-based artist Awol Erizku.

Saatchi Yates open 10,000 sqft space with Omar El Lahib solo exhibition.

Saatchi Yates to open a brand new 10,000 sqft gallery space at the heart of St James with a solo exhibition of new paintings by Lebanese artist Omar El Lahib

New Ai Weiwei exhibition Zodiac

Vito Schnabel Gallery is pleased to present Ai Weiwei: Zodiac..

An exhibition of works on paper by Carroll Dunham

Galerie Max Hetzler, Berlin, is to open Selected Drawings, an exhibition of works on paper by Carroll Dunham.

After 5 years Raven Row is back with an exhibition of DIY television from the 1970s.

This weekend 28/29th January Raven Row re-opens after a five-year hiatus with an exhibition of DIY television from the 1970s.

The Top 5 exhibitions to see in late January

Tabish Khan the @LondonArtCritic picks his favourite Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London right now.

LUMA: 20 international artists & designers in collaboration across 8,000 sqft.

LUMA, is a monumental collaborative exhibition in the heart of London, bringing together art, design, architecture and music around AORA’s core tenets of calm and wellbeing

Mike Nelson’s exhibition to re-open

Coinciding with his Hayward gallery exhibition Matts Gallery re-open Mike Nelson’s exhibition The Book of Spells (a speculative fiction)

Monty Richthofen- CHEAP HEDONISM

DITTRICH & SCHLECHTRIEM will open their first show with MONTY RICHTHOFEN (aka Maison Hefner). Titled CHEAP HEDONISM in January.

MILK – its place in global politics, society & culture.

In March 2023, Wellcome Collection, London, UK, will present Milk, a major exhibition dedicated to exploring our relationship with milk – its place in global politics, society & culture.

Enter via the gaping jaws of an enormous inflatable rat sculpture.

Jenkin van Zyl’s first solo exhibition at Edel Assanti transforms the gallery into an engulfing environment built around a new single channel film, Surrender.

Loess collective presents “Taste the difference”, a satirical & playful show.

Loess collective presents “Taste the difference”, a satirical and playful show, referencing the space’s former occupant – Sainsbury’s

7 Artists to see at London Art Fair 2023

London Art Fair 2023 opens today its 35th edition, to help you navigate the fair we have chosen seven artists that you should try and track down.

Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023 shortlist revealed.

The four international artists shortlisted for the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2023 are today revealed as Bieke Depoorter, Samuel Fosso, Arthur Jafa and Frida Orupabo.