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What could arguably be the best exhibition in London at the moment has opened as Sotheby’s has devoted its entire building to one man – Freddie Mercury. The exhibition, which would be a major summer blockbuster anywhere else is a

Dennis Severs’ House, the remarkable Georgain experience has closed for repairs, but has also confirmed that it will reopen with a redisplay of their spring exhibition of Simon Pettet’s ceramics. Dennis Severs lived in the house which he part-converted, part-restored

Later this year, the Charles Dickens Museum will broaden its reach, with an exhibition about Wilkie Collins, author of The Moonstone, amongst others. He won’t be alone though, as Wilkie Collins had a famously close friendship with Charles Dickens, who

The National Gallery has confirmed that it will retain its Pay What You Wish scheme for the forthcoming Frans Hals exhibition. The Laughing Cavalier, 1624 (c) Trustees of the Wallace Collection, London The exhibition, opening at the end of September

The creative output of 60 of Japan’s most significant graphic artists working today has arrived in London, as an exhibition about the Japanese wave of graphic art opens. Walking in, you’re confronted in the distance by a grinning distorted face

There’s an exhibition about a new form of reading known as digital storytelling, and a more annoying way of telling a story has yet to be invented. It’s not that the exhibition is bad, as they’ve done a good job

The Outernet will go into Outer Space this month as the Tottenham Court Road corner video venue fills the space with images from outer space. (c) Outernet The photos, supplied by NASA and other space agencies will fill the huge

A selection of ten exhibitions to visit while dodging the rains of the classic British summer. Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination Science Museum, South Kensington (Note: closes on 20th August) Adults: £15 | Child: £13 | Under