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Museum of Homelessness
A review of the world’s first, and only, Museum of Homelessness, and it’s current show: Criminal: An Untold History of Homelessness, Resistance and Survival.
David Hockney @ Serpentine Galleries
They finally found a way to make his iPad work look great.
Rose Wylie @ Royal Academy of Arts
The biggest exhibition of the artist’s work to date in the first ever solo exhibition by a female British painter in the main galleries.
Outdoor Sculpture Trails - 2026
Here’s the 2026 edition of London’s favourite outdoor art trail guide. Updated regularly throughout the year.
Ian’s Rooms @ Gallery Rosenfeld
A tribute to lan Rosenfeld (1952 - 2025), photographer, filmmaker, art collector and founder of Gallery Rosenfeld.
Máret Ánne Sara @ Tate Modern Turbine Hall
The fourth Turbine Hall installation in a row that can be categorised as Large Hanging Fabric Display. #NotAFan
Seaside Surrealism @ Bobinska Brownlee New River
Quite possibly the cleverest exhibit I’ve seen all year. At the very least, one of the most memorable.
Art that could kill you
My top 3 reasons to visit Saatchi Gallery’s celebration of ground-breaking contemporary art could all cause serious injury.
Matthew Collings @ Handel Street Projects
A stark visualisation of inner monologues that range from angry to amused.
Andy Holden & The Grubby Mitts @ Palmer Gallery
Is this an art exhibition or an album launch listening party?
Royal Drawing School: 25th Anniversary Exhibition
Celebrate the power of drawing with works from 25 alumni and 25 famous creatives.