London Exhibitions

A winter lights display has appeared around the Southbank Centre, offering a free illuminated exploration of the area. Physically visible all the time, they naturally look their best at night, and maybe if you don’t object, just after it’s been

You’ve looked at Luke Jerram’s inflatable moon as it pops up around the place, and next year, you will be able to touch a metal moon as well. Mirror Moon (c) Luke Jerram Arriving at the Royal Observatory Greenwich in

In 2018, a much-loved piece of graffiti near Denham on the M25 saying “give peas a chance” was itself graffiti’d with Give Helch a Chance. Since then, Helch has been seen dotted all around the place, and now the anonymous

A century of Art Deco design on the London Underground is being celebrated in a new exhibition at the LT Museum. Marking the centenary of the 1925 Paris exhibition, where Art Deco originated, the exhibition is both a look at

For eight days only, a large light display is filling the grounds of the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Some of it is visible from outside, behind the fences, but the headline light show is inside the chapel, where

Monumental paintings by the artist Harland Miller will go on display in a free exhibition at the Design Museum in London next month. Harland Miller Far Out 2022 – Courtesy of the artist and the Design Museum Miller, celebrated for

A hospital chapel has taken an unexpected turn towards the uncanny — its altar now features a horse’s skull on a pole, part of an exhibition exploring modern folklore. The skull represents the Mari Lwyd, a Welsh midwinter custom where

In a celeb-obsessed world, someone thought what could be better than three famous artists collaborating in a new exhibition. As it turns out, the answer is almost anything else could be better. Triple Trouble is an exhibition of new collaborative