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The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in July

6 July 2025 • Tabish Khan

Colourful dancers, cracks, atmospheric interiors, space and seeds.

Flights of Fancy in Belgium – Panamarenko’s Cosmic Journeys and Mechanical Animals

4 July 2025 • Herbert Wright

They are at the heart of the Panamarenko85 program, and so extraordinary, they’re worth a trip to Belgium to see!

Stefan Bertalan: The Art of Interconnected Observation

3 July 2025 • Paige Miller

The Art Encounters Foundation’s latest endeavor: shining a spotlight on Romanian neo-constructivist avant garde artist ?tefan Bertalan

The Top 5 Central London Exhibitions to see this Summer

27 June 2025 • Tabish Khan

Darkness, visible differences, smoking hearts, paper and illusory art.

REVIEW: Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting at the NPG

26 June 2025 • Oliver Malin

Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting

Sonic Reverie: Cardiff and Miller’s Haunting Sound Worlds in Coimbra

25 June 2025 • Pierre-Andre Ben Lassin

A rare and immersive sound sculpture exhibition by Janet Cardiff and George Bures Miller brings haunting beauty to Coimbra’s historic Santa Clara a Nova

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Material Power: Rewoven – Radical Threads at Hardwick Hall

25 June 2025 • Mark Westall

What happens when contemporary textile artists take over one of the grandest Elizabethan houses in Britain?

Neo Jiapu Gao’s The Alluvial Voice: Dislocation, Migration, and the Making of Personal History

23 June 2025 • Mark Westall

Neo’s work draws on autobiographical fragments, folklore and marginalized histories to reconstruct and reimagine identity politics

The Top 5 Museum Exhibitions to see in London this Summer

20 June 2025 • Tabish Khan

Mexican landscapes, burned books, castles, a mother goddess and scholars’ rocks.

LISTE 30 Five to see…… ‘the Art Fair for Galleries of a New Generation’.

18 June 2025 • Toby Upson

Specifically young and emerging galleries — or those not as yet run ragged in an attempt to stay on the art world’s hamster wheel.

Queue, Sweat, Repeat: Inside Saatchi Yates’ Summer Baptism

17 June 2025 • Oliver Malin

Saatchi Yates a gallery in its infancy but showing signs of real maturity, postcode ambition and disruptive potential

June Art Fair is my respite. Three to see …

17 June 2025 • Toby Upson

The perfect place to actually see and discuss the artworks on offer. Now I am no buyer, but if I were, June would be my place to splash out

The Shape of a Circle in the Mind of a Fish

17 June 2025 • Camille Moreno

Fish arrives in the German state of Brandenburg to celebrate its sixth incarnation and first major publication —

Behind the Closed Doors: Reconstructing the Narrative of Home in a Crumbling House

12 June 2025 • Mark Westall

“Behind the Closed Doors” invited audiences into an intimate yet fractured domestic world, reimagined by 28 emerging artists

The Top pavilions at London Design Biennale & one to enter with caution.

8 June 2025 • Meike Brunkhorst

Some of the most exciting exhibits at the London Design Biennale don’t just look good, they do good.

The Top 5 Museums and Art Exhibitions to see in Warsaw

7 June 2025 • Tabish Khan

a new museum, satire, a war painting, swirling landscapes and pulsing membranes.

David Fryer In-Retrospect at Gallery 46

6 June 2025 • Guest

David Fryer has eschewed commercial galleries and worked within a community of fellow London post-conceptualists.

Reflections and Ghosts: Two Visions at Rialto6

5 June 2025 • Pierre-Andre Ben Lassin

Werner Büttner and Henrique Pavão explore irony, memory, and material presence in a compelling dual exhibition at Lisbon’s Rialto6 Gallery.

RAW Energy: Riga Art Week Makes a Bold First Impression

5 June 2025 • Tabish Khan

An exciting debut from Riga Art Week that felt anything but raw.

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Lewis Walker, Bornsick, 2025- ‘I can’t see how any piece of art will compete with this for some time to come.’

5 June 2025 • Charlotte Russell

Lewis Walker present their brand new Serpentine and Edinburgh Art Festival commission, Bornsick

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