new paintings by Murakami where he pursues his fascination with the narrative of Japanese art, offering interpretations of and interventions in iconic historical paintings

pioneering international kinetic and computer artists, whose innovative approach and experimental practice laid the groundwork for today’s rich and diverse landscape of digital art

over forty works on paper, including some monumental in scale, from the 1970s to the present in an exhibition which examines Dine’s lifelong relationship with hand-tools

“moments of disquiet articulated within densely populated interiors, spaces where the old world meets the new and a restless dynamic unfolds between performers and spectators in and out of the frame”

the first of a three part exhibition - to be shown in London, Paris and Cape Town - of the celebrated South African photographer

Lagos in the 1970s, the first exhibition of portraits by the husband and wife duo at one of the city’s most vibrant photographic studios, capturing its joyous spirit

never-before-seen photographs in this exhibition of the late artist’s “spirited exploration of culture, intimacy, desire and pain”

works by Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia and Sam Llewellyn-Jones transform the gallery space into an immersive indoor-outdoor experience “resonating with tension and unease”

a major new commission from the 2023 recipient of the Centre’s Emerging Artist Prize

across both gallery spaces, this major solo exhibition of Baghramian disrupts the idea of children’s building toys to celebrate things that don’t fit together

Schröder’s debut in London features three different series’ of new paintings which reflect on our perception and concentration in a rapidly changing world

with pieces both from private and public collections, this exhibition brings together more than fifty-five works by Bacon, dating from the 1950s onwards

twenty-four paintings from Kawara’s signature series - known as his “Date Paintings” - in the gallery’s first exhibition of the Japanese artist’s work since his death

a masterful blend of storytelling and symbolism as one of the most exciting contemporary artists from the Democratic Republic of Congo explores the consequences of toxic waste and its effect on local Congolese communities

large-scale tempera Shanshui paintings in the Chinese artist’s first European solo exhibition - “even though nothing in this world is perfect, perfection is still worth pursuing" - Cao Jigang

over thirty new pieces in Godly’s largest body of work to date - “an ode to his recovery and a gift to Godly’s followers. He painted what he knows best, what makes him feel most at peace: the beautiful and everlasting mountains”

works by ten figurative artists exploring the means through which they abstract their subject to convey a deeper and more wholistic understanding of it

named after the type of computer memory, an exhibition of new and recent work “centred around a hard-coded timeless language shared by the two artists across painting and sculpture”

the Mayfair destination’s annual Christmas installation this year brings together artists, designers, and florists to celebrate the confections of the festive season

the first UK solo exhibition by the Berlin-based artists and musicians, two of the most influential artists currently working with artificial intelligence

this installation of 488 socks by the London based textile artist in the gallery’s 2024 Fashion Commission examines sustainability, both in fashion and in our lives more broadly

bringing together a wide range of visual and sensory experiences - through installation, sculpture, collage, text, video, wallpaper, sound - key works from some of Yang’s most notable series alongside major new commissions and productions


accompanying the exhibition at the gallery’s Grosvenor Square space, Murakami takes over the Shop in Burlington Arcade with new flower paintings in the upstairs space, and publications, prints, and merchandise downstairs

a special exhibition of six concave mirror sculptures in shades of deep purple which form a dynamic and transcendent encompassing environment

an exhibition of work by two of Britain’s pioneering abstract artists which revisits their seminal joint exhibition at the VIII São Paulo Biennial in 1965

“the paintings now are more complex, spacial and European ; colour and drawing more vital and integrated. He feels more attuned to European painters like ; Braque, Robert Delaunay, Nolde, early Kirchner, Veronese and Rubens” - Edmund Duffy

in Li’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, new mixed media works “that hover on the boundary between painting and sculpture” exploring materiality, fragility and emotion

the seventeenth edition of the annual prize which celebrates talented young photographers, gifted amateurs, and established professionals

Sunstrum’s first solo exhibition at a major UK institution presents drawing, painting, theatrical installations and life-size dioramas as she examines her experience of living across Africa, Southeast Asia, and North America

the American artist’s first UK exhibition transforms the gallery into an immersive environment related to its location in Kensington Gardens

a diverse array of emerging artists, all presenting with the gallery for the first time - “each artist brings a distinct style and voice” - Varuna Kollanethu

new paintings by the renowned Scottish artist known for his introspective portrayals of solitary figures against stunning landscapes

“presence is subtle and ambiguous in these spaces ... such deft handling of materials produces a rich perceptual world, the kind best enjoyed from a place of stillness, where the body feels safe and calm” - Ellen Mara De Wachter


works by Derek Boshier, Pauline Boty, Harold Cohen, Judy Chicago, Lilly Fenichel, Perle Fine, Helen Frankenthaler, Howard Hodgkin, Jann Haworth, Betty Parsons, and Yvonne Thomas dialogue between abstraction, Pop Art, post-war expressionism, and feminism

this exhibition represents a transformative moment for the Spanish artist whose tactile sculptures treat objects as living organisms - “this is a new beginning, I’m trying to escape forward”

curated by Hilton Als, over forty new works on paper in the artist’s first exhibition to focus solely on drawing


in Mason’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, new embroidered works which explore rural life in South Africa

Silver returns to traditional sculptural materials with figures which are a celebration of their own materiality and explore what it is to be human and in the world, both physically and psychologically

James’ first solo exhibition at the gallery and Studio M - “I am actually working with temporality. I’m using the way work gets old, or changes over time, physically and in terms of its readings. I’m interested in how paintings time travel” - James

a groundbreaking exhibition which pairs one of the most important German painters of the post-war period with works by the 19th-century French master, whose work he has been evoking and paying homage to for over a decade

works by gallery artists including Herman Lohe, Alexander Klingspor, Eric Length, Rhine Bernardino, Nicole Wassall, Xuesen Liu, Takefumi Hori, Aniko Kuikka, Roger Holtom, Adrian Ramos, and Shadi Rezaei

Klamminger’s first solo exhibition with the gallery explores contradictory forces in paintings which combine an almost hyperrealist visual language with a surreal atmosphere

including many works not seen before in the UK, this major exhibition examines works made between two pivotal moments in India’s history - Indira Gandhi’s 1975 declaration of a state of emergency and the 1998 Pokhran nuclear tests

more than thirty new and historic paintings in Snyder’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and most comprehensive presentation to date outside of the US

new paintings which explore the complexities of memory, identity and cultural hybridity in chehayeb’s first UK solo exhibition

new works on paper by the renowned British artist known for his absurdist humour and social surrealism

an exhibition which brings together recently created tapestries, made internationally using fabrics retrieved from the soil, recycled from her childhood, and gifted by friends

curated by Virginia Damtsa, more than fifteen artists in an exhibition of museum-quality, privately owned sculptures spanning over two millennia

new paintings by an artist who “revels in the boundless versatility of her medium”

the gallery celebrates the late artist with a wide-ranging, outsize exhibition of the work of “one of the most important photographers of the final quarter of the 20th century” - Taco Dibbits

new works by Kabangu where he examines and explores his recollection of his own childhood dreams

in the UK’s first exhibition of Takaezu’s work, this two-person presentation examines the work and long friendship of the two artists, who were interested in Eastern and Western mystical and religious philosophies and who shaped craft history in the US

the paintings in Sesay’s debut solo exhibition present his ongoing, psycho-geographic assessment of Earth, and act as a reflection of his neighbourhood in Oakland, California

in collaboration with WARMBATH.ART and curated by Yiran Zhu, eight artists examine how “art is a way of giving attention to how attention takes place, the nuances that provide fragments of attention”

new video and text-work in a presentation of installation, photography and sculpture where the Taiwanese artist works with the personal narratives of workers to investigate globalisation, especially in the textile industry in East Asia

more than one hundred contemporary artists from various disciplines present works with a fixed size of no more than 7 x 9 inches

titled after a poem in Lisa Robertson’s 1993 critique of nature through a feminist perspective, the Mexican born and UK based artist’s debut London solo exhibition explores her relationship to landscapes both familiar and uncanny

the gallery opens its new location with new and significant work by Jack Otway and Zach Zono, two artists whose “works evoke a tension between nostalgia and immediacy, provoking the viewer to consider time’s elusive nature”

new sculptures from the French artist which re-cast human bodies into hybridised beings

including a series of Roman artefacts, this exhibition explores the ancient through the lens of Italian artists Giorgio de Chirico, Salvo and Giulio Paolini, alongside the Mexican artist Jorge Méndez Blake

ambitious wall hangings “rich in cultural reference and personal history, Kenia’s distinctive work explores familial legacies, Andean mythologies, and diasporic identity”

“an unprecedented array of objects ranging in date from the 5th century BC to the 1960s”

curated by Giulia Pollicita and Clara Rodorigo, works by Carmela De Falco, Semin Hong, Magdalen Wong, and Orsola Zane address the concept of Noise in this exhibition exploring “the dissonant soundtrack to our reality”

Dingwall’s first UK solo exhibition interweaves of photography and textile to explore the complexities of our contemporary world and the human experience

“in Neil Zakiewicz's world, visual appearances are as mercurial and wilful as the words that might be used to describe them”

the gallery presents a sculptural installation of vernacular musical instruments by fifty non-conformist makers, alongside the collaged musical objects of Felipe Jesus Consalvos

the Spanish artist focuses on the spiritual realm - “in the past few years, I’ve had experiences that make me believe in the reality of the spiritual beyond any need for faith”

this exhibition turns the gallery into “a land inhabited by fantastic creatures inspired by mythologies” to spread the idea our planet’s decay

an exhibition which explores the evolution of “colour” in post-war art via a grouping of artists using it as their primary medium of expression

“at the tip of the nails a plastic flower is growing / underneath and / makes t drip / laundry / detergent that hides organized larvaes/ the party / retouchd avatars / w big clothin proudly perforated dance / the emotions as colouring”

“the artists presented in this exhibition have a relationship with dance or, more broadly speaking, with the human body in movement”

a new body of work marking the culmination of Ding as 2024 Artist-in-Residence at MAMOTH - “Ding captures contemporary women’s multifaceted reflections on daily life and social relationships”

sculpture, performance, painting, collage and film in the first exhibiton in the UK to exhibit the full breadth of the artist’s multidisciplinary practice


Davidson’s large-scale portraits reveal the personal stories and experiences of those whose lives were affected by the Troubles in Northern Ireland

James’ first solo exhibition at the gallery and Studio M - “I am actually working with temporality. I’m using the way work gets old, or changes over time, physically and in terms of its readings. I’m interested in how paintings time travel” - James

one of Prouvé’s models of the 6×6 house from 1944, which will be a permanent installation in the garden of the gallery space

“even after many decades, Holweck's oeuvre retains its integrity and originality. The reduction and concentration that distinguish his works still speak to us today; he could be referred to as a classic” - Siegmund Grewening

the Nigerian artist explores self and the outside world - “I started to respond differently to my environment, I started to listen to how I responded to places, and I used that to create harmony between environment, body, and a sense of self”

across both gallery spaces, this major solo exhibition of Baghramian disrupts the idea of children’s building toys to celebrate things that don’t fit together

“what appears at first to be a casual construction akin to a found object proves, on closer inspection, to be a deceptive means of raising wide-ranging questions”

in Tavares’ first solo presentation in the UK, new ceramic reliefs, graphite drawings, and sculptural installations explore the interplay of archaeological and sacred artefacts, daily objects and cosmic events

classic and vintage masterpieces in the second of the gallery’s special two-part group exhibition - which includes a series of events, openings, and book signings - to celebrate the gallery’s thirty-year journey

curated by Jenn Ellis, a group exhibition which places into dialogue both emerging and historical artists, spanning Asia to Europe and Latin America

a selection of digital and physical works by artists including Ryan Barrett, Susan Kare, and Khaled Makhshoush

seminal pieces in a retrospective celebrating the remarkable career of the jewellery designer otherwise known as Terry Castro

an exhibition which highlights Dell'Orco’s ability to merge architectural principles with artisanal craftsmanship - furniture that is both a work of art and a practical object

the gallery offers an invitation to “celebrate the beauty of art and the joy of finding the perfect piece for others or for yourself”

Mahlangu’s first public work in the UK is a monumental, site-specific mural in the garden at Serpentine North

a new large-scale sculpture by Richter, located beside Serpentine South in Kensington Gardens, which continues his examination of reflections, systems, and repetitions

the first UK institutional solo exhibition by the celebrated American artist, writer and activist spans the breadth of his practice with new site-specific video, installation, performance, poetry, and prints in “a testament to survival, ordinary survival”

Kerunen’s first solo exhibition in the UK features a new body of sculptures, sound installations, and performance that examine living forms of knowledge embedded within Ugandan communities

new work by the Peruvian artist “experimenting with diverse media and pushing the boundaries of her print and painting practice whilst maintaining the political power that makes her work increasingly urgent” - Diego Chocano

The world's largest collection of William Morris's work, presented in his childhood home.

Celebrating the work of artists to make positive change in the lives of vulnerable children.

An inspiring, surprising, family-friendly, free Museum and Gardens in South London's Forest Hill.

Located on the campus of Goldsmiths, University of London, Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art hosts world-class exhibitions by international artists, and provides a space for established and emergent practices.

Rare Illustrated Books & 20th Century Prints

Former home of Lord Leighton with intricately tiled Arab Hall, paintings & sculpture collection.

British, Belgian and European 20th Century Painting and Sculpture

a gallery platform and project space for early career artists; it is committed to encouraging an East-West dialogue

Built on historic foundations and situated in the very heart of the capital, the home of the UK's largest creative community including Somerset House Studios.

20th-century Italian art, including a core of Futurist masterpieces.

IWM London tells the stories of people's experiences of modern war and conflict.

a partnership devoted to artists

20th Century Contemporary Art

modern masters and contemporary art icons

An arts charity providing an innovative platform for contemporary art & culture.

One of the most significant collections of European fine and decorative arts in the world.

modern and contemporary South Asian art

a dealership and consultancy in post-war and contemporary art

French Art from Barbizon, Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and Modern Art

Italian Modern, Post-War and Contemporary art

contemporary art and design by leading international artists