ICA London presents the first solo exhibition in a UK institution of Swedish artist, designer and educator, Moki Cherry (1943 – 2009). The exhibition explores Cherry’s expansive and collaborative practice across textile, sculpture, painting, drawing, writing, collage, and video.

Celebrated for his compelling lyrical films and his video art installations, Isaac Julien is one of...

Gilbert & George take their place in this disquieting vision of a heavenly place in a manner resembling psychical reports or transmissions from a journey deep into an enchanted forest or overgrown park.

The first major survey of work by internationally acclaimed British artist Mike Nelson features his psychologically charged and atmospheric installations.

The largest exhibition to date in the UK of American artist Alice Neel whose vivid portraits capture the shifting social and political context of the American twentieth century.

Presenting almost 100 works on paper from the Joseph Beuys family for the first time in the UK, Joseph Beuys: 40 Years of Drawing is the first major exhibition dedicated solely to the artist’s drawings to take place in London for 20 years.

Mohammed Sami’s first institutional solo show in the UK will continue his long-standing exploration of memory in relation to time and conflict.

A Fast Forward: Women in Photography exhibition will highlight the work of living female photographers based in Britain who address various issues women face today.

“For They Let In The Light“ is a new live commission at Chisenhale Gallery by artist and...

Chilean artist and poet Cecilia Vicuña has created a new artwork for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall

The South London Gallery presents a major solo exhibition by Simeon Barclay (b.1975).

Award-winning artist Richard Mosse's major new work premieres at 180 Studios.

‘How do you tell the story of the losing side of a conflict when history has already been written by the winners?’
– Christopher Kulendran Thomas

White Cube Bermondsey presents ‘Amongst the Living’, an exhibition of works by Michael Armitage...

Gasworks presents a major new film commission by London-based filmmaker and artist Ufuoma Essi. Informed by Black feminist epistemology, her films and moving image works examine history as an embodied experience.

Pilar Corrias presents a solo show by Tschabalala Self across both gallery spaces. Showcasing new paintings, drawings, sculptures and functional art objects, Home Body situates Self’s chorus of imagined characters within domestic scenes.

A major public exhibition in London's Regent's Park from 14 September to 13 November, featuring 19 large-scale works by artists including John Giorno, Ro Robertson and Ugo Rondinone

Georgia Gardner Gray presents NDE, an exhibition of new works, spanning painting, sculpture and theatre – marking her first solo presentation in the UK.

Bringing together many works rarely exhibited before in the UK, this survey exhibition will highlight the abstract sculptures of Prague-born Slovak artist Maria Bartuszová.

For her largest solo exhibition in London to date, Korean-Canadian artist, Zadie Xa (b.1983) presents a new body of work commissioned by Whitechapel Gallery.

Cuts in the Day is the first institutional exhibition in the UK by Dani and Sheilah ReStack (b. 1972, Columbus, Ohio; b.1975, Caribou River, Nova Scotia). Produced especially for Camden Art Centre, it expands and develops the artists’ exploration of queer desire, family, climate crisis, and collaboration.

Serpentine presents a major exhibition of pioneering Sudanese artist Kamala Ibrahim Ishag (b. 1939) organised with Sharjah Art Foundation in collaboration with The Africa Institute.

The first major survey of Carolee Schneemann’s work in the UK, tracing her diverse, transgressive and interdisciplinary expression over six decades.

William Kentridge, South Africa’s most celebrated living artist, takes on the Main Galleries of the Royal Academy in London for their Autumn single artist show.