The Victoria and Albert Museum will pay homage to the legendary French couturière in September
Want to have a fun day out but also save those pennies? These free London art exhibitions are perfect
This was a time when art really was everything everywhere all at once
The work will go on show at the Design Museum next month
Yevonde: Life and Colour will exhibit over 150 works by the revolutionary artist
After a successful debut last year, Eliza Hatch and Bee Illustrates have returned with a second instalment of their Women’s History Month exhibition celebrating art as a form of protest
This tiny exhibition – just five paintings, with some magnificent drawings – makes a point about Renaissance humour, which could be cruel to age and ugliness.
This year you can see some of London’s best exhibitions late in the evening
Museum showcases display of 19th century Chinese treasures
Aladdin Sane: 50 Years will feature a two-month long exhibition opening on April 6
This sounded like an impossible exhibition, but the gallery has pulled it off with aplomb
This new installation by the British artist reveals the music inherent in our material heritage
This show proves the Scottish artist is almost unsurpassed among his peers
‘It’s almost like he could look into the soul’
This is a chance to revel in the work of arguably the greatest sculptor of his era
A knock-out exhibition like this – pretty much all killer and no filler – won’t happen again for at least 30 years, so get to Amsterdam if you can
With 150 works of Abstract Expressionism by women artists, it’s genuinely revelatory but there is simply too much on show
The risk and reward of capturing life on Ukraine’s front lines
London is packed full of venues dedicated to photography
From fresh new spaces, to prestigious institutions, London has it all
At its tallest, the artwork is taller than the Angel of the North
From Bell Beaker bowls dating to 2000 BC to Goya and Velazquez and more contemporary work, this exhibition conjures the soul of the Hispanic world
Passers-by will reportedly be able to get a boost of serotonin from the screens
I’ve waited 30 years for this show and there’s no good reason why; she’s amazing
Four superb and rarely-seen talents are showcased in this fascinating show
From Tudor jerkins to Beatles dresses, there’s a lot to pack in
From the 1970s to today, horror has a long history of disrupting the status quo
Soulages was one of France’s most financially successful living artists
Organisations around the country remain on tenterhooks
A show about this extraordinary, humble material that can say so much
What is it about art that activists (love to) hate so much?
It’s a Frieze Art Fair special
The late billionaire’s collection is expected to smash records when it goes under the hammer in New York next month
