London Exhibitions

The Thames is a noisy river, but it’s been difficult to listen to the sound of the watery landscape below the waves until now. An exhibition at the Natural History Museum allows you to hear the water world inhabited by

All the fun of the fairground has come to central London – to look at, as an exhibition of fairground memorabilia has filled the ground floor of the Bonhams auction house. The exhibition is a snapshot of over 40 years

An exhibition about one of the biggest brands of the 1960s and 70s fashion world opens with a simple dress made from the sort of fabric that used to adorn cheap cafe tables. But that dress was to start the

A new BFI exhibition on the Southbank offers a behind-the-scenes look at how some of the more popular stop-motion animated movies of recent years were made. Opening to coincide with the BFI’s season on animated movies, this exhibition focuses on

There are two free exhibitions in the City of London at the moment both taking a look back at Victorian London. The first is outside St Paul’s Cathedral and is a photographic exhibition of London from 1839 onwards. This exhibition

The Saatchi Gallery has opened an ensemble art exhibition of paintings and sculptures by artists who were once homeless or have worked with homeless people. Filling one large room, it’s a wide-ranging collection of art by an equally wide range

An art exhibition is usually about the art on display, but Tate Britain’s look at 100 women artists over 400 years is much more than that. It’s the story told about the artists that really matters here. This is a

A rare working Enigma machine, only recently discovered in a Norwegian barn, will be on display in London next week before being sold at auction. Heimsoeth und Rinke three rotor Enigma 1 cypher machine (c) Bonhams The Enigma machine is

Just under 240 years ago, the classic Royal Mail red uniform was introduced, and now an exhibition looks at how the uniform has changed design over the centuries while always remaining recognisably the Royal Mail. The exhibition starts with a

From the iconic Fly the Tube poster to designs by women at a time when few women worked, a new exhibition celebrating the art of poster design is opening at the London Transport Museum. For over a century, London’s transport