Exhibitions chosen by FAD magazine

REVIEW-Albion Waves at Bloomberg SPACE

Tucked away in an unassuming office building that houses the spectacular London Mithraeum sits Oliver Beer’s Albion Waves.

Exhibition celebrating David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane to open at Southbank Centre.

Exhibition celebrating David Bowie’s Aladdin Sane to open at Southbank Centre in April. The exhibition will feature a two-month-long exhibition… Read More

A History of Fantasy: Part II by Marseille collective, Southway Studio opens in London.

This April, Cob is pleased to present an ambitious, and immersive installation from Marseille-based artist collective Southway Studio – bringing their rapturous, neo-gothic, fantasy ‘universe’ to the gallery as their London debut. The exhibition is curated by artist, writer and art historian Emmanuelle Luciani.

Faithful and Fearless: Portraits of Dogs from Gainsborough to Hockney- Now Open

Faithful and Fearless: Portraits of Dogs from Gainsborough to Hockney explores our devotion to four-legged friends across the centuries. Through… Read More

All female outdoor art brightens up Wembley Park

Wembley Park is a part of town most people venture to when there’s an event at either Wembley Arena or Wembley Stadium – the latter looming so large it can be seen from across town in South London on a clear day.

‘Beyond the Streets London’ at Saatchi Gallery

Billed as ‘the most comprehensive graffiti and street art exhibition to ever open in the UK’, the Saatchi Gallery’s ‘Beyond the Streets London’ exhibition goes beyond the graffiti and the street art label

Nadège Mériau: TENDED

In ‘Tended’, Nadège Mériau finds light and beauty in darkness and constraint through linked works emerging from the successive challenges of the Covid pandemic and her own cancer diagnosis

Sticking out and Fitting in: Juliette Sturlèse and Marjan Moghaddam at Annka Kultys Gallery London.

There’s a total deluge hammering down on East London for the opening of Annka Kultys’ latest show. It’s a joint presentation of works by painter Juliette Sturlèse and digital artist Marjan Moghaddam

Welsh artist Caitlin Flood-Molyneux opens solo exhibition in Central London.

Caitlin Flood-Molyneux’s artwork offers a powerful reflection on how we relate to our memories, particularly those shaped by trauma, loss, and love.

The Ugly Duchess: Beauty and Satire in the Renaissance Now Open

The Ugly Duchess: Beauty and Satire in the Renaissance is now open in the National Gallery.

VIOLINS/VIOLENCE- Bruce Nauman, Cécile B. Evans, Ndayé Kouagou, Sung Tieu, Jesse Darling

Gathering presents ‘Violins/Violence,’ a group exhibition featuring works from Bruce Nauman, Cécile B. Evans, Ndayé Kouagou, Sung Tieu and Jesse Darling.

XX – a group show celebrating 20 years of art success

A motley crew of twenty of the U.K’s leading names in fine art are to descend on the capital for the first time collectively for a unique group show

There Will Be Song, an exhibition of new paintings by Stanley Whitney.

Gagosian to open There Will Be Song, an exhibition of new paintings by Stanley Whitney. Opening March 30th, this will be… Read More

‘THE CORPSING PICTURES’ are Gilbert & George’s most profoundly personal and confrontational works to date

White Cube is pleased to announce an exhibition of ‘THE CORPSING PICTURES’ at Mason’s Yard, ahead of the unveiling of The Gilbert & George Centre in Spitalfields, East London.

The Gilbert & George Centre opens April 1st

Our art is the friendship formed between the viewer and the pictures – Gilbert & George We want our art… Read More

Exhibition & auction in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity to open in April

An exhibition & auction in aid of The Brain Tumour Charity will open from 6th April to 15th April 2023… Read More

‘REPAIR REDUX’ x “STATES OF EXCHANGE” to open at Hypha studios

Opening on March 31st at Hypha Studios’ Stratford space are two exhibitions ‘REPAIR REDUX’ from Repair Collective and “STATES OF EXCHANGE” from DFA Arts Exchange.

The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in late March

Oil barrels, an Aztec deity, giant dice, ghostly figures and multi-coloured slides.

Sam Jacob’s Against Nature: New Wizardry with Ancient Stones and Landscape

In Against Nature, the architect Sam Jacob presents altered images of prehistoric monuments and landscapes, plus a chandelier and a bean bag.

Tewodros Hagos – ‘Fragile’

Women in golden headscarves gaze into the distance while mothers pass by with babies strapped to their backs and sacks of provisions slung over their shoulders. For the past two years, the Ethiopian artist Tewodros Hagos has dedicated his practice to the many displaced people in Africa and around the globe.

After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art

After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art opens at the National Gallery this week featuring 97 works – 32% of which are from private collections so are rarely seen, this and the fact that the exhibition features some of the most important works of art created between 1886 and around 1914 make this a must-see exhibition.

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