EXHIBITIONS Archives

Gagosian to explore René Magritte’s enduring influence on contemporary art this Frieze Week

23 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Gagosian will present a major exhibition examining the lasting influence of René Magritte

Whitney Museum reconsiders Roy Lichtenstein for the digital age

23 July 2026 • Mark Westall

The Whitney will stage one of the most comprehensive exhibitions of Roy Lichtenstein’s work in decades this autumn

Tom Wesselmann’s New York studio to open to the public for the first time

22 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Tom Wesselmann’s former Cooper Square studio will welcome visitors for the first time this September.

Can you have a world-class museum and a five-star hotel in one? MACAM says you can in Lisbon

21 July 2026 • Tabish Khan

MACAM in Lisbon reimagines the museum experience by combining a contemporary art museum with a luxury hotel

Arthur Jafa’s largest museum survey to date to open at the New Museum

20 July 2026 • Mark Westall

The New Museum will stage the largest survey of Arthur Jafa’s career, featuring films alongside new installations, paintings, sculptures and photography.

George Condo to open major exhibitions in Paris + Palo Alto

20 July 2026 • Mark Westall

George Condo will present major exhibitions in Paris and Palo Alto, launching his first projects with Hauser & Wirth since rejoining the gallery.

FAD NEWS: Hauser & Wirth to open new Palo Alto gallery with landmark Calder and O’Keeffe exhibition

20 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Hauser & Wirth is expanding to Palo Alto with a new gallery housed in a restored historic post office

FAD NEWS: Rijksmuseum to stage landmark Willem de Kooning exhibition

20 July 2026 • Mark Westall

The Rijksmuseum celebrates Willem de Kooning with its largest exhibition in Europe for more than four decades, bringing together over 120 works across his remarkable career.

Bharti Kher’s intervention is changing how visitors experience the V&A

19 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Bharti Kher’s four-sculpture intervention at the V&A transforms the visitor experience, creating fresh conversations

The Most Wholesome 10 Tonnes of Broken Glass in Wales

17 July 2026 • Hannah Hayes-Westall

Rafael Pérez Evans transforms Mostyn Cymru with an emotionally charged installation exploring vulnerability, social fracture and the power of collective care

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

17 July 2026 • Tabish Khan

AI, desert, caves, mental health and seasons.

MK Gallery to stage first major L.S. Lowry exhibition in over 13 years

16 July 2026 • Mark Westall

MK Gallery presents the first major L.S. Lowry exhibition in over 13 years, bringing together more than 140 paintings and drawings.

Hasan Yigit: Redefining the Language of Monotype

14 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Hasan Yigit works at the intersection of abstract painting and experimental printmaking, creating monotypes that possess the energy, movement and… Read More

The Top Art Books to read this Summer

14 July 2026 • Tabish Khan

Theft, sculpture, The Bayeux Tapestry, careers in art, printmaking, space, symbolism, Queer artists, gold, plants, and interpreting art

Tish Murtha & Kuba Ryniewicz: Close to Home

13 July 2026 • Yichun Huang

Yichun Liu reviews Close to Home at Baltic, where Tish Murtha’s powerful documentary photography is placed in conversation with Kuba Ryniewicz’s intimate contemporary portraits of Newcastle.

The Courtauld to stage first European solo exhibition of Salman Toor

13 July 2026 • Mark Westall

The Courtauld will stage the first European solo exhibition of Salman Toor, featuring 19 paintings and a special display of drawings

The Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London in July

12 July 2026 • Tabish Khan

Drama, racism, masculinity, versatility and heritage.

FAD NEWS: Slawn goes monumental in New York for World Cup final weekend

9 July 2026 • Mark Westall

Slawn heads to New York with three monumental paintings, including the original artwork behind Nike’s Nigerian national team kit for the World Cup.

Paul’s Show of the Month – Chico da Silva: And the Soul Is for the Birds at Nottingham Contemporary

8 July 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent

Paul Carey-Kent reviews Chico da Silva’s first European institutional solo exhibition, where 36 paintings reveal a vivid cosmology of hybrid creatures..