London
Orleans House Gallery
All The Things: Exploring play and imagination across generations
All The Things is an inter-generational exhibition by artists Abigail Hunt, Lucy McDonald and Matt Shaw. The artists collaborated with people from across the Richmond borough, aged from six months to ninety-four.…
London Art Guide April 2026: best art, theatre and music
This month's London art guide brings you an exhibition of an iconic conceptual artist and a festival of soundtrack music.
Echo review: artist Klára Hosnedlová uses living fungi to explore time, growth and decay
In Echo, artist Klára Hosnedlová blends industrial structures, hand-worked fibres and living fungi into an installation that is constantly shifting.
Heart to Heart review: artist Yin Xiuzhen stitches memory into the fabric of a changing world
Clothing, concrete and memory collide in In Yin Xiuzhen's lastest solo exhibition, part of a three-decade reckoning with what rapid…
Threads of Life review: Chiharu Shiota’s captivating webs of memory at the Hayward
In Threads of Life, Chiharu Shiota delivers a spectacular and truly immersive experience.
London Art Guide March 2026: best art, theatre and music
This month’s London art guide brings you a play in a bar, an inspiring retrospective of an iconic artist, and…
Design Museum
Wes Anderson: The Archives
Delve into Wes Anderson’s extensive archive in this first retrospective exhibition devoted to his distinctive cinematic output, produced in collaboration…
Autograph
Nhu Xuan Hua: Of Walking on Fire
Autograph is developing the first UK solo exhibition of the French Vietnamese artist Nhu Xuan Hua. Opening in Spring 2026,…
Lost Atoms review: a filing cabinet of the soul
An inventive production by Frantic Assembly, Lost Atoms explores the experience of love and loss.
The Makropoulos Affair review: London Symphony Orchestra gives an affecting performance of this little-known operatic gem
German soprano Marlis Petersen was outstanding as the other-worldly Elina Makropoulos.