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★★☆☆☆ Herzog & de Meuron , Elbphilharmonie Hamburg, 2001-16, Model, © Herzog & de Meuron. The Royal Academy of Arts has opened a new...

★★✩✩☆ If you’re not sure how the dog, ghost-dog and snail-crucifix in Hilma Af Klint’s painting ‘Evolutionen’ relate to its title, then...

Face to face with Confessions for Myself (1972), I am mesmerised. A tall, robust structure of patinated black bronze has been welded into...

26 September 2018 – 6 January 2019 Gallery closed on Tuesdays Standard: £15 Student: £11.50 View Here This immersive exhibition Space...

21st September 2018 - January 6th 2019 FREE ENTRY View Here The new Science Gallery, located at Guy’s Campus, is the embodiment of King’s...

28th February – 21st May 2018 FREE ENTRY View Here In an exhibition which marks the 400th anniversary of Bartolomé Esteban Murillo’s...

7th February – 8th April 2018 FREE ENTRY View Here Eddie Peake takes you back to his childhood playground, the 'Concrete Pitch' where he...

6th March – 22nd April 2018 FREE ENTRY View Here The Serpentine Gallery marks the beginning of spring with a most cryptic invitation:...

23rd February – 3rd June 2018 Free admission before 12.00 every day Exhibition Day Pass £4 (£2.50 concessions) Advance Online Booking £2.50 View Here This 2018 edition of the ‘Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize’ at the Photographers’ Gallery features four artists: Batia Suter, Rafal Milach, Mathieu Asselin and Luke Willis Thompson. The foundation and the gallery have collaborated since 2005 to present every year a selection of artworks. Past winners included Soph

25 January - 22 April 2018 Prices: £16 - £7.25 (Members go Free) A multitude of tiny dark individuals assemble, dissolve and assemble again in the bright interior of an art gallery, as if led by an invisible hand. If you pause or fast-forward their motion at a high rate, this could be an Andreas Gursky picture hanging on the walls of the same art gallery. However, this is actually the “Andreas Gursky” exhibition at the Hayward Gallery of the Southbank Centre. The German ph