Previews

Condo London returns in January 2026 with the attitude of something that no longer needs to explain itself. What began as a pragmatic response to...

The Serpentine is gearing up for what promises to be one of its more intriguing spring-to-autumn propositions: an extended, slow-brewing return of...

Artist Karina (Dilan) Savina is a distinctive voice in contemporary art, and her recent exhibitions–Women in Art Biennale London in 2025 and Colour...

There's something different about staging a show in rural Somerset that leans into the simplest of children's games. CLOSE has taken Rock Paper...

Harland Miller is back in London, bringing monumental, brash, and unapologetically graphic works. These new pieces, alongside pieces from his...

The 23rd edition of Art Basel Miami Beach unites 283 leading galleries from 43 countries, foregrounding the voices, histories, and innovations that...

Maggi Hambling and Sarah Lucas have been friends for nearly twenty-five years — not the art world’s polite, arm’s-length sort of friends, but the...

There’s a kind of quiet mischief in the title alone — Some Very, Very, Very New Paintings Not Yet Shown in Paris. It’s pure Hockney: self-aware,...

Metamorfosi, a dense and luminous body of work by the Italian sculptor Massimiliano Pelletti, has relaunched the recently renovated Bowman Sculpture...

Christopher Wool is back in London, marking a significant moment in his career, a convergence of everything that defines his restless practice. The...

Ruinart’s long-running Conversations with Nature series returns this week with a new commission from American artist Sam Falls, presented at Frieze...

The Newport Street Gallery is hosting Triple Trouble, an ambitious exhibition that brings together three of contemporary art’s most provocative...