PORTALS: Worlds Made to Explore
PORTALS: Worlds Made to Explore is a free two-day digital showcase at the V&A South Kensington (Apr 25–26, 2026). This immersive experience blends art, design and technology, inviting visitors to step into alternate realms and explore new worlds inside the museum.
Cherry Blossom Project
Explore the Cherry Blossom Project at the Garden Museum, running April 28 to May 21, 2026. This free, indoor exhibition celebrates cherry blossoms with garden-inspired installations and seasonal displays, set in a historic London venue.
Urushi Now: Contemporary Japanese Lacquer
Explore Urushi lacquer’s 7,000-year lineage and cross-cultural evolution at the Victoria and Albert Museum. This exhibition presents diverse techniques and bold 21st-century artworks, offering a fresh look at Japanese lacquer in a premier museum setting.
A scenic walk through European landscapes: Online tour
From MATERIAL Gallery, an online tour offers a scenic walk through European landscapes, where virtual rooms host contemporary works and invite Members and Friends to a luminous, borderless gallery stroll.
Curators' Introduction: Zurbarán
MATERIAL Gallery in London hosts Curators' Introduction: Zurbaran—a crisp preview day for the show, with curators guiding walkthroughs and members mingling amid Spanish Baroque masterpieces.
Genuine Fake Premium Economy: Jenna Bliss, Buck Ellison & Jasmine Gregory
From the Institute of Contemporary Arts, this exhibition by Jenna Bliss, Buck Ellison and Jasmine Gregory uses satire, staging and appropriation to question capitalism’s promises of fairness and progress in a post-crash era, offering a provocative glimpse into modern myths.
The story of Impressionists
Take a guided tour through The story of Impressionists at the National Gallery, tracing how Monet, Degas, and their peers transformed painting. This exhibition-focused tour reveals defining works, techniques, and the cultural push of late 19th-century France, within the gallery's historic spaces.
Yin Xiuzhen: Heart to Heart
Contemporary art exhibition by Yin Xiuzhen at Hayward Gallery (Southbank Centre), showcasing intimate installation works and urban textile imagery.
Samuel Laurence Cunnane: Blue Road
Samuel Laurence Cunnane: Blue Road at the Hayward Gallery in London unfolds as a luminous contemporary installation—color, movement, and memory weaving through the gallery's soaring spaces.
Chiharu Shiota: Threads of Life
Chiharu Shiota: Threads of Life at the Hayward Gallery envelops you in a sea of intertwined threads and hushed rooms, turning London's iconic museum into a meditation on memory and connection.
Sunday Sessions: Botanical Collage Exhibition
Discover botanical collage artistry at the Garden Museum in a free Sunday Sessions exhibition. This hands-on workshop and gallery viewing blends nature-inspired art in a charming indoor setting.
Wedding Showcase
Spend a refined morning at Dulwich Picture Gallery as couples and wedding planners explore upcoming trends, venues, and services at a dedicated Wedding Showcase. Partnering with Akilah of With Akilah & Co, the event blends gallery ambiance with vendor inspiration for stylish planning.
BA Creative Arts & Humanities Final Year Project Show (May 6-8, 2026)
A multi-disciplinary showcase of final-year work from BA Creative Arts and Humanities at University College London. Over May 6–8, 2026, students present projects across art forms in a campus exhibition setting at UCL, inviting peers, staff, and the public to explore student creativity.
St Francis of Assisi
Explore St Francis of Assisi at the National Gallery with a guided tour for Members. Delve into the artwork through expert commentary in a historic London gallery, offering an intimate view of a celebrated piece within the Members' Exhibition.
Medical Humanities Exhibition 3
A thoughtful exhibition exploring the intersection of medicine and human experience, hosted at Imperial College London's South Kensington Campus. Part of the Medical Humanities series, showcasing artifacts, scholarly work, and interdisciplinary projects that illuminate how culture, science, and care intersect.
Masterpieces of Spanish art
Explore Masterpieces of Spanish Art at the National Gallery with an exclusive members-only tour. This exhibition-focused event offers guided insights into iconic Spanish paintings in a world-class gallery setting.
Ceramic Art London 2026
Ceramic Art London 2026 brings together leading makers, studios, and galleries at Olympia West Hall. Explore contemporary ceramic artworks, pottery, and sculpture across a premier indoor venue, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts.
Shortwave: Krystle Patel presents CLOUT
Krystle Patel presents CLOUT as part of the Shortwave series at South London Gallery. This free gallery talk offers an accessible glimpse into Patel's practice within a contemporary art setting in London.
Them Outdoors at the Garden Museum
Them Outdoors at the Garden Museum is a garden-themed art exhibition running 9–21 May 2026 at the iconic Garden Museum. Explore outdoor installations and garden-inspired works that blend horticulture with contemporary art across indoors and the grounds.
Splats and Spindles: Six English Regional Chairs
Delve into six English regional chairs and discover the stories behind celebrated and lesser-known makers. This design-focused exhibition at the Museum of the Home explores how everyday chairs reveal regional craft and social history.
The House of Habsburg
Take a guided tour at the National Gallery to explore the House of Habsburg exhibition, uncovering royal patronage and iconic artworks on display. Learn how a European dynasty shaped art collections and taste.
Wimbledon Art Fair
Wimbledon Art Fair invites visitors to explore over 180 open art studios in London, discovering thousands of original artworks and going behind the scenes of artists' creative processes. With free admission and a lively, accessible atmosphere, it's a fantastic glimpse into the capital's vibrant art scene.
Leonardo's rivalries
Explore the rivalries and collaborations surrounding Leonardo da Vinci in this National Gallery exhibition, with curated tours that illuminate the Master’s most famous works and the wider Renaissance context. Set within London's grand galleries, the guided tours offer insightful narratives for art lovers and visitors alike.
Equine art: Drawing for understanding anatomy
Equine art: Drawing for understanding anatomy invites you to a lunchtime talk at MATERIAL Gallery in London, where artists unpack horse anatomy with approachable demonstrations, sketches and live study.
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