Benton End: A Paradise of Pollen and Paint
A captivating art exhibition at the Garden Museum tracing Benton End's pollen-inspired paintings and botanical motifs. Spanning June 2 to September 20, 2026, the show blends natural history with contemporary art in an intimate gallery setting in London.
Masterpieces of Spanish art: 17th-century Seville
Explore masterworks of 17th-century Spanish art from Seville with guided tours at the National Gallery. This focused exhibition pairs classic Seville school paintings with insightful context, ideal for art lovers seeking a deeper look into Spain's golden age.
Decoding dress: Unlocking the secrets of fashion in painting
Decoding dress: Unlocking the secrets of fashion in painting at MATERIAL Gallery turns brushwork into couture, inviting visitors to read fabrics and silhouettes across centuries in a vivid art encounter.
Art Distilled
Art Distilled gathers talks and conversations connected to the House Members Exhibition at the National Gallery. Join member-led discussions and artist insights in an intimate, gallery-setting that highlights the ongoing exhibition.
Masterpieces of Spanish art: Celebrating Diego Velázquez
Guided tours at the National Gallery celebrate Diego Velázquez’s masterworks and key figures of Spanish art. Discover iconic paintings, learn about Velázquez’s influence, and enjoy a member-focused experience in London’s premier art institution.
Still life: Splendid everyday objects
Join a curator-led talk on 'Still life: Splendid everyday objects' at the National Gallery on 8 June 2026, part of the House Members Exhibition. Learn how ordinary objects become art as gallery staff and members discuss still life themes in a formal, intellectual setting.
Blyth art Fellowship Exhibition 2
Explore the Blyth Art Fellowship Exhibition 2 at Imperial College London’s South Kensington campus, presenting the fellows’ latest artworks in a contemporary gallery setting. This indoor, all-day showcase offers a thoughtful window into emerging art practice within a university environment.
Julio Le Parc
At Tate Modern, Argentinian-born Julio Le Parc's joyful, kinetic works light up the gallery, inviting visitors to play with color, movement, and perceptual delight in contemporary art’s vibrant heart.
British Sign Language talk: Celebrating 250 Years of John Constable
Join a British Sign Language interpreted talk at the National Gallery celebrating 250 years of John Constable. The accessible discussion explores Constable's iconic landscapes, his place in art history, and what his luminous skies reveal about English painting.
Rooms with a view
Rooms with a View at the National Gallery invites visitors to engage with the House Members Exhibition through a series of talks and conversations. Expect curator-led discussions and member perspectives that illuminate the artworks and display spaces in a lively gallery setting.
Leather dyeing techniques for bookbinding
Spend a day mastering leather dyeing techniques for bookbinding in a hands-on workshop at City Lit. Learn dye application, color layering, and finishing tricks to elevate your handmade books.
Zurbarán exhibition highlights: Online tour and Q&A
Join an online tour of the Zurbarán exhibition at the National Gallery, followed by a live Q&A. A guided virtual walkthrough reveals the master’s serene still lifes and sacred canvases, with gallery experts answering questions and offering behind-the-scenes insights.
Horses
Join a guided horses-themed tour at the National Gallery as part of the Members Exhibition. This focused walkthrough offers expert insights into equestrian artworks, with member access and curator-led commentary through the galleries.
Friday Lates discussion: Sir Gabriele Finaldi in conversation with Shirazeh Houshiary
Sir Gabriele Finaldi engages Shirazeh Houshiary in a Friday Lates conversation at the National Gallery, exploring contemporary art.
The Grand Tour
Experience a guided tour of The Grand Tour at the National Gallery in London. This members-only tour provides an intimate look at featured works from the exhibition, with expert commentary and curated insights through the galleries.
Roseberys Auction Road Show
Join the Roseberys Auction Road Show in the Dulwich Picture Gallery gardens this summer. Discover the stories behind cherished objects with expert insights in a relaxed garden setting. Booking slots are £5; walk-ups are free.
Pinhole Photography with Katrina Stamatopoulos
Hands-on pinhole photography workshop with Katrina Stamatopoulos at Photofusion in London on Saturday 20 June. Learn the fundamentals of pinhole cameras and create your own images in a focused session; price £140.
Frida: The Making of an Icon
Frida: The Making of an Icon at Tate Modern pulls you into the life of Frida Kahlo, a bold, rebellious artist whose striking imagery and fierce resilience leap from the walls to inspire generations.
Peter Paul Rubens
Curator-led tours of the Peter Paul Rubens exhibition at the National Gallery (London). Explore Rubens’ vibrant Baroque paintings, learn about his techniques, and gain behind-the-scenes context through exclusive member tours.
Artistic rivals: Michelangelo and Raphael
Join a guided tour at the National Gallery in London on June 27, 2026, exploring the rivalry and masterpieces of Michelangelo and Raphael. This Members Exhibition tour offers expert insights into Renaissance painting, the artists' rival dynamic, and the gallery's prized rooms.
Life Drawing with 2b or not 2b
Join the 2B Or Not 2B Collective for a focused life-drawing session at Dulwich Picture Gallery, exploring the human form in dialogue with the natural world. This indoor, gallery-based art workshop invites attentive drawing with £15 standard tickets, and £10 for under-30s.
Curator's introduction to Waldmüller: Landscapes
Curator-led introduction to Waldmüller's landscapes at the National Gallery, presented as an in-conversation talk exploring the exhibition's key works and themes.
Natural History Pop-up
Explore the natural world at a hands-on pop-up inside the Horniman Museum and Gardens. This family-friendly event features interactive displays, intriguing specimens, and bite-sized activities designed to spark curiosity about natural history for visitors of all ages. Alongside the museum's gardens, discover short talks and activities to learn about biodiversity from local experts.
Stillness and splendour: Zurbarán and the art of 17th-century Spain
Step into Zurban's stillness and splendor at MATERIAL Gallery in London, where tranquil light and austere Spanish altarpieces invite a contemplative journey through 17th-century devotion and masterful quiet drama.
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