London and Dundee venues to host diverse shows spanning fashion, music, and ceramics
The Victoria and Albert Museum unveils its 2027 programme, featuring South Asian creativity, punk culture, and British ceramics across its sites.
Two exhibitions and a lecture performance series examine the spaces between certainty and probability
Ryan Gander and Hac Vinent present new works alongside performances investigating luck, algorithms and social structures at Salzburger Kunstverein this summer.
Museum Folkwang presents comprehensive retrospective of the 19th-century realist master
A major survey of Gustave Courbet's work opens at Museum Folkwang, examining how the French painter's revolutionary approach influenced generations of artists and forged new paths between painting and photography.
A dialogue between contemporary practice and Impressionist legacy explores the politics of perception
Oscar Murillo transforms DAS MINSK Kunsthaus in Potsdam with participatory painting and a conversation between his work and Claude Monet's, running through August 2026.
The American artist's site-specific commission explores sound, language and Deaf culture through sculptural canvases and immersive soundscape
Christine Sun Kim presents FOR EVER at Mudam Luxembourg, a major new commission responding to the museum's Pavilion gallery architecture. The exhibition features four sculptural canvases and a collaborative soundscape examining the endurance of Deaf culture.
Major retrospective reconstructs ephemeral works across symbolic landscapes
Tate Modern's comprehensive survey examines Mendieta's earth-body works through the lens of ancient mark-making traditions, featuring recreated installations and 150 pieces.
New campaign aims to rekindle the fading art of handwritten holiday correspondence through historic sites and celebrated illustrators
As digital communication replaces traditional postcards, English Heritage launches a nostalgic campaign featuring designs by Quentin Blake and Nick Sharratt to encourage children to rediscover the joy of sending handwritten messages.
New Barcelona initiative explores reality through interdisciplinary collaboration with scientific institutions
Platform Dalí unveils its inaugural thematic programme 'What is real?' featuring resident artists working with leading research centres to examine how art and science construct and interpret reality.
The medieval embroidery returns to England for the first time in nearly a millennium ahead of its autumn exhibition
After a clandestine overnight journey from northern France, the 70-metre Bayeux Tapestry has reached the British Museum where it will be displayed horizontally for the first time from September 2026 until July 2027.
Amos Rex presents eleven artists exploring migration, identity and urban experience through African and diasporic lenses
Eleven contemporary artists examine how cityscapes and landscapes shape human connections, addressing themes of memory and movement at Amos Rex this autumn.
A brazen theft at the French museum highlights vulnerabilities in cultural institutions following a string of high-profile art crimes.
Three masked intruders stole 27 crystal pieces from the Lalique Museum in Alsace, exposing security gaps as France grapples with repeated museum thefts.
Wellcome Collection exhibition reveals the extraordinary archive of a Royal Academy student whose career was interrupted by psychiatric detention
The Wellcome Collection presents over 350 works by Audrey Amiss, a promising 1950s art student whose meticulous documentation of daily life spans decades of mental health challenges.
