London’s nights are never as spectacular as during Bonfire Night. As November 5 approaches, fireworks illuminating the city’s skies are not just a visual spectacle but also a ritual of historical remembrance and togetherness. Stretching from the infamous 1605 “Gunpowder Plot” to today, this night holds a place in London’s memory as both a symbol

📍 British Museum, Room 18 – Duveen Gallery, London 📍 Acropolis Museum, Athens Built in the 5th century BCE, the Parthenon was the grandest temple dedicated to Athena, the goddess of Athens. Today, its sculptures continue to whisper stories of gods and heroes through their marble surfaces. Yet, this narrative is not only about the ancient world

The Turner Prize, one of the most exciting and controversial awards in contemporary art, ventures outside London for the first time, landing in Bradford. This marks a turning point in both the award’s history and Bradford’s cultural life. Coinciding with the 250th anniversary of J.M.W. Turner’s birth, the event celebrates art’s power to open new

Frieze London and Frieze Masters, among the art world’s most prestigious events, return to London’s iconic Regent’s Park in October. These two major art fairs will showcase artworks spanning 6,000 years, from historical pieces to contemporary works, across a wide spectrum. With over 280 galleries from 45 countries, London’s art scene will transform into a

Tucked away in the backstreets of Marylebone, just steps from the Wallace Collection, The Brown Collection is one of London’s most undiscovered art destinations. This four-story mews building showcases the personal collection of British artist Glenn Brown. Glenn Brown’s surrealist forms—ranging from root vegetables to trees transforming into human hands—form the backbone of the collection,

South African artist Lucy Robson, based in London, makes her debut with her first solo exhibition at PM/AM. Titled Femininity is a life-long game, the exhibition brings together Robson’s new paintings that center on the tension between femininity, imagery, and cultural critique. Robson reimagines the visual language of femininity not as mere ornamentation or surface

London’s art scene welcomes an exhibition at Sim Smith gallery that invites us to reflect on the cyclical nature of time and the emotional weight of historical narratives. Vanessa Garwood’s solo exhibition, Story Circles, on view from October 10 to November 2, 2025, brings the echoes of the past into the present through paintings and

On September 25–26, 2025, an extraordinary experience awaits Londoners along the shores of Royal Victoria Dock. French fire artists Compagnie Carabosse, in collaboration with Royal Docks communities, bring to life the unforgettable fire installation Rekindling. This captivating performance, accompanied by music, sound recordings, and local stories, reflects the region’s past and its hopes for the

As every year, the Frieze Sculpture Trail, a herald of Frieze London, has taken over the southeast corner of Regent’s Park. But this year is different: the exhibition brims with unprecedented diversity and playfulness. Assemble’s giant reed dog, Fibredog, invites visitors to walk beneath it. Erwin Wurm’s Ghost (Substitutes) plunges viewers into an unsettling yet

📍Liberty Festival, London 📅  September 25 – 28, 2025 ⏰ Thurs.–Sat. 11:00 AM – 7:15 PM / Sun. 11:00 AM – 3:30 PM (Entry every 45 minutes) Artists Kristina Veasey and Alejandro Ahmed present Capturing the Forest, a powerful and multilayered experience exploring access to nature. The essence of a forest landscape is reimagined in