Explore the evolution of Diana, Princess of Wales’ innate sense of style in a new display at her former London home. In this elegant new display in the historic galleries of Kensington Palace, a piece from Diana’s wardrobe will complement original sketches created for her during the design process. Diana’s handwritten comments, Read more [...]

The Access Advisory Group is a diverse group of individuals with lived experiences of disability. We play an important role in the Horniman. We have made this gallery accessible to more people. Museums are now becoming more accessible but too often disabled people aren’t visible. We set out to change Read more [...]

A new exhibition explores the ideas and stereotypes that link Jews and money. Artworks include Rembrandt’s Judas Returning the Thirty Pieces of Silver and a new commission by Jeremy Deller. Jews, Money, Myth explores the role of money in Jewish life and its often vexed place in relations between Jews and non-Jews, from Read more [...]

Discover some of the most recognisable Great British inventions, innovations, products and people that you never knew were Jewish! This exhibition is a joyful celebration of the contribution that Jewish immigrants and their descendants have made to this country; from culture to commerce and from science to sports. Closes at Read more [...]

A collaborative project between UEL and the museum bringing together architects, artists, photographers and students spanning the educational spectrum. Seventy first year BSc Architecture students from UEL were invited to re-think how visitors might interact with the museum and design new inventive spaces for playing and learning. Pupils from Morpeth Secondary Read more [...]

This major exhibition explores the life and legacy of the iconic designer Abram Games, focusing on his time as ‘Official War Poster Artist’ during the Second World War. Always direct, and occasionally controversial, Games’s wartime posters have left a legacy that continues to influence the art of persuasion employed by Read more [...]

“The whole point of fashion is to make fashionable clothes available to everyone.” Mary Quant From miniskirts and hot pants to vibrant tights and makeup, discover how Mary Quant launched a fashion revolution on the British high street, with over 200 garments and accessories, including unseen pieces from the designer’s Read more [...]

​From lost rivers to underground railways, deep shelters to sewers, the sprawling network of tunnels and spaces under London are a subject of fascination and fear. They support our life on the surface, keeping us moving and providing essential services, and yet we know comparatively little about the extent or Read more [...]

Sir John Soane (1753–1837) was the British architect who designed the Bank of England’s headquarters on Threadneedle Street between 1788 and 1833. Inspired by the ancient world, his structure was both practical and impressive. Although very little of Soane’s original work survives today, the perimeters of our site remain. Our Read more [...]

Inviting visitors to participate, taste and debate, this bold exhibition explores current experiments at every stage of the food system – from compost to table From gastronomic experiments to urban farming, this exhibition brings together the politics and pleasure of food to ask how the collective choices we make can Read more [...]

The Serpentine presents the first UK solo exhibition of works by Luchita Hurtado. The exhibition will trace the trajectory of Hurtado’s expansive, 80-year career and reveal the scale, experimentation and playfulness of her impressive oeuvre. Hurtado’s work is characterized by an original view of the world that is both grounded and Read more [...]

Meet the real woman behind the public monarch Explore Queen Victoria’s private life behind her carefully-managed public image in Victoria: Woman and Crown, a major new exhibition at Kensington Palace. The new display, created to mark the 200th anniversary of Victoria’s birth, will re-examine how she balanced her role as a Read more [...]

Award-winning, internationally-exhibited visual artist Claire Morgan has created stunning new pieces for the Horniman, including a dramatic installation in Gallery Square. Claire’s thought-provoking works draws on the theme of waste and the impact that humans have on their surroundings. Her pieces include thousands of fragments of colourful waste polythene frozen Read more [...]

Our free exhibition will bring together two artists who explore the representation of chronic illness and reclaim the idea of ‘misbehaving bodies’. Influential photographer Jo Spence’s (1934–92) work documents her diagnosis of breast cancer and subsequent healthcare regime throughout the 1980s. Her raw and confrontational photography will be shown alongside Read more [...]

400 years of London’s architecture through the eyes of artists. Guildhall Art Gallery’s exhibition brings together works from the 17th century to the present day to illustrate how London’s ever-changing cityscape has inspired visiting and resident artists over four centuries. Architecture of London will feature 80 works by over 60 Read more [...]

 Artificial intelligence is gaining an ever-increasing presence in our lives. Everything from deep-sea exploration to getting a cheeky take-away is being reimagined with some form of automation. Technology developers are racing to create fully autonomous machines with the ability to make decisions on their own. How many of these smart machines already Read more [...]

After 30 years of sponsorship the BP Portrait Award still remains the most prestigious portrait painting competition in the world and represents the very best in contemporary practice. With a first prize of £35,000, and a total prize fund of £74,000, the Award is aimed at encouraging artists to focus upon and develop portraiture Read more [...]

Explore the changing role of women in the British Army through the lens of the Women’s Royal Army Corps (WRAC). Marking the 70th anniversary of the formation of the WRAC, this exhibition highlights the major contributions women have made to the British Army. The exhibition also shows how changing perceptions Read more [...]

The Wallace Collection and Manolo Blahník present An Enquiring Mind: Manolo Blahník at the Wallace Collection. The exhibition features a personally selected edit of shoe designs from Blahník’s private archives set amongst the masterpieces of the Wallace Collection. This exciting venture juxtaposes an icon from the world of contemporary fashion with Read more [...]

Never-before-seen documents will reveal IWM’s plan for evacuating our art collection during the Second World War in our new exhibition, Art in Exile. Uncover how cultural treasures in British museums and galleries were evacuated and protected during the Second World War. The documents, including a notice issued to IWM staff in Read more [...]

Discover artists who have risked their lives in times of conflict for the music they love in Rebel Sounds, our powerful new exhibition at IWM London. From Hitler’s persecution of swing and jazz groups to the ban of music in Northern Mali under Islamist rule in 2012, oppressive regimes have tried Read more [...]