Carlos/Ishikawa, London On view through November 22, 2025 Emerging as one of London’s youngest yet most intuitive voices, Josiane M.H. Pozi presents her new solo exhibition, United Kingdom London. Portrait O.A.Y.G., forging a profound inner dialogue about urban identity and personal representation. A Goldsmiths graduate, Pozi has, in recent years, explored Black female identity, visibility,

From October 9–12, 2025, East London’s creative hub, Truman Brewery, will once again host The Other Art Fair. Bringing together independent artists from around the world, the fair offers a space designed not just for viewing art but for experiencing it. Known for its motto “Bizarre, unexpected, never normal,” the fair transcends traditional art fairs

Hauser & Wirth returns to Frieze London, taking place from October 15–19, 2025 (Booth D20), with a powerful collection that brings together some of contemporary art’s brightest stars. This carefully curated group presentation celebrates the scope and depth of the gallery’s artistic vision. The exhibition features some of the most provocative and iconic names in

Oscar Wilde once said, “It would be so sad to see such a rose wither,” before tearing apart a perfect rose, embodying a philosophy about the fleeting nature of art and beauty. The new gallery project Interval transforms this philosophy into an exhibition by bringing together artworks from different centuries. Opening in London’s Clerkenwell district,

Tate Modern’s new exhibition, Theatre Picasso, brings the museum’s entire Picasso collection into a single narrative. Curated by Wu Tsang and Enrique Fuenteblanca, this approach prioritizes a theatrical setup that makes the viewer part of the stage rather than deeply exploring the artist himself. The exhibition guides visitors through a plywood passageway reminiscent of backstage,

📍 Tate Britain – Lee Miller Retrospective 📅 October 2, 2025 – February 15, 2026 Tate Britain honors Lee Miller, one of the 20th century’s most powerful artistic voices, with her most comprehensive retrospective to date. Beginning her career as a model in the late 1920s, Miller quickly stepped behind the lens, becoming a leading figure

You’ve never seen London like this before. Aerial photographer Ben Moore’s book Above and Across London offers a fresh perspective on the city’s most iconic landmarks. This is not just a collection of photographs; it’s an art exhibition where each image tells a story, capturing frozen moments in time and space. Moore believes that photographs

📍 Somerset House, Embankment Galleries & Stone Nest, London 📅 October 30, 2025 – February 22, 2026 Marking its 25th anniversary, Somerset House presents Infinite Bodies, an exhibition dedicated to internationally acclaimed choreographer and director Sir Wayne McGregor CBE. Spanning over three decades of McGregor’s experimental research into body, movement, and digital technologies, the exhibition

October 16–19, 2025 | Saatchi Gallery, London FOCUS Art Fair, one of London’s premier art events, returns for its fourth edition at Saatchi Gallery. Taking place from October 16–19, 2025, the event showcases the dynamism and diversity of contemporary Asian art on a global stage. FOCUS aims to connect emerging and established Asian artists with

📍 Tate Modern, London 📅  October 8, 2025 – May 10, 2026 🎟️ £18 / Free for Members This autumn, Tate Modern opens a window into the vibrant era of Nigerian modern art. The Nigerian Modernism exhibition highlights the generations of artists who emerged before and after Nigeria’s independence in 1960, showcasing their dialogues with

📍 Science Gallery London 📅 October 8, 2025 – February 28, 2026 🎟️ Free Admission Science Gallery London’s new exhibition, Quantum Untangled, unveils the mysteries of the quantum world through the lens of art and science. The exhibition tackles questions spanning from the tiniest particles to the grandest scales: How do we understand reality? How might quantum

London’s iconic art duo Gilbert & George will captivate art lovers at Hayward Gallery from October 7, 2025, to January 11, 2026, with an expansive exhibition titled 21st Century Pictures. The show brings together their bold, large-scale works from the past 25 years. Art for All Known for their “Art for All” motto, Gilbert &

What happens when love collides with the aches of growing up, unspoken traumas, and the quiet decay of everyday life? The result is a messy, heartfelt, and brutally honest story. Presented by Ryaknots Theatre Company, Love Me Tomorrow is exactly that kind of tale. Written and directed by Ruby Scott and Bianca De Leon, this

The Science Museum in London has reopened its beloved Space Gallery with a fresh redesign. Located in the West Hall at the back of the museum, the new gallery brings together historic spacecraft and forward-looking projects. Apollo 10 and Soyuz Side by Side for the First Time The gallery’s centerpiece is undoubtedly the Apollo 10

Beneath one of London’s busiest hubs, in the labyrinthine tunnels under Waterloo Station, a mysterious exhibition opens its doors. “Dark Secrets – The Esoteric Exhibition” spans 27 underground rooms, showcasing over 1,000 objects that invite us into the shadowy pages of human history. This exhibition is not just a setup for cheap horror movie thrills.