Exhibitions

ANEESA DAWOOJEE: MARCH OF THE HUMMINGBIRDS

A photographic exhibit showcasing Aneesa Dawoojee’s work capturing the vibrant communities and multicultural spirit found in the Caribbean and Mauritius, reflecting on shared histories, cultures, and the unifying power of community values.

£6.00

Until 5 Jan 25

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Haegue Yang: Leap Year

Featuring pieces ranging from paper collages to large installations, this exhibition showcases vibrant works using household and industrial objects to explore cultural traditions and histories.

£15.00

Until 5 Jan 25

Huang Po-Chih: Waves

This exhibition presents a personal look at the lives of textile workers in East Asia from the 1960s to today through various art forms.

Free

Until 5 Jan 25

Modern Art Economics

Art Now: Steph Huang

Steph Huang’s latest art installation combines glass blowing and film to question consumer culture’s impact on our environment, featuring new works and sculptures.

Free

Until 5 Jan 25

Birds: Brilliant and Bizarre

Experience an interactive adventure to better understand birds, including mimicking a dawn chorus and sniffing seabird eggs. Meet the ‘wonderchicken’ and learn about birds’ survival tactics.

£16.50

Until 5 Jan 25

Nature

M&C SAATCHI GROUP – ART FOR CHANGE PRIZE 2024

Six global artists present works on humanity’s bond with Earth, industrial impacts, and future hopes, each addressing a global issue.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Es Devlin: Face to Face: 50 Encounters with Strangers

A unique art exhibition featuring 50 evolving chalk and charcoal portraits created by a renowned artist as they learned each sitter’s personal stories of seeking refuge in London.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Deborah Segun: A Moment To Myself

Deborah Segun’s solo exhibition features artworks exploring the link between the internal self and the natural world through peaceful colours and earthy forms.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Jack Kabangu: Barndommens Drømme (Childhood Dreams)

Jack Kabangu’s artwork examines the inaccuracy of memory and dream opacity, using a bold, freeform style with a recurring face motif to express deep human emotions.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Jeff Wall (Bermondsey, London 2024)

This exhibition showcases over 40 works by Jeff Wall, tracing the evolution of his photography from lightbox transparencies to recent prints.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

White Cube

NG Stories: Making a National Gallery

Hear about a guard dog turned staff, a family of 14 living inside, and a hidden slate mine where artworks hid during WWII.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Literature Social History

Faithful Companions: Charles Dickens & his Pets

Learn about Charles Dickens’ boundless fascination with animals, from his own mischievous pets to his depictions of unforgettable animal characters in his novels.

Included in entry

Until 12 Jan 25

Charles Dickens Museum

Anne Desmet: Kaleidoscope/London

See how a wood engraver reimagines London’s architecture with kaleidoscopic prints featuring 150 works, made over three decades from wood blocks and mixed-media.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Guildhall Art Gallery

Jason and the Adventure of 254

An exhibition showcases sculptures, illustrations, and interactive pieces affirming the human body, inspired by 1980s TV and playful medical themes, all woven with vivid humour and personal history.

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Modern Art Health

Flaming June

Flaming June returns to London, displayed with works that inspired its creator, and those influenced by him, showcasing intersection of painting and sculpture.

★★★☆☆ Guardian

Free

Until 12 Jan 25

Royal Academy of Arts

Philip Colbert: The Battle for Lobsteropolis

Philip Colbert’s art features a lobster character fighting artificial intelligence across historic settings, blending retro and futuristic themes.

Free

Until 13 Jan 25

Making a rukus!

See Black LGBTQ+ history and creativity through art, activism and archives, highlighting pioneers and community achievements since the 1970s.

★★★★☆ Guardian

Free

Until 19 Jan 25

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Activism

Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers

See Van Gogh’s stunning paintings, including ‘Starry Night over the Rhône’, alongside his rare drawings and explore his poetic use of colour and texture.

£24.00

Until 19 Jan 25

Lina Iris Viktor: Mythic Time / Tens of Thousands of Rememberings

See Lina Iris Viktor’s artworks merging ancient Egyptian styles, medieval techniques, and indigenous Australian elements, using materials like bronze, wood, and silk.

Free

Until 19 Jan 25

Sir John Soane's Museum

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Monet and London. Views of the Thames

See Monet’s views of the River Thames, including radiant scenes of Charing Cross Bridge and the Houses of Parliament, painted during his London visits.

Sold out

Until 19 Jan 25

Mars in the Painted Hall

A stunning 7m diameter installation featuring detailed NASA imagery of Mars, rotating to showcase the Martian surface against a historic backdrop.

£16.50

Until 20 Jan 25

Old Royal Naval College

Science

Anastasia Samoylova: Adaptation

A photographic exploration showcasing works that reveal how the environment adapts to human intervention, featuring previously unseen video work.

£6.00

Until 20 Jan 25

Photography Nature

As We Rise: Photography from the Black Atlantic

This photo exhibition celebrates African Diasporic culture, showcasing works by Black artists from Canada, the US, the UK, the Caribbean, and Africa.

★★★★★ Guardian

£6.00

Until 20 Jan 25

Gifts of love and friendship: Max Beckmann and Marie-Louise von Motesiczky

A collection of Max Beckmann’s prints and drawings, tracing his artistic journey from the 1920s to 1947, is now on display.

Free

Until 26 Jan 25

The River

Listen to the hidden underwater sounds of the Thames and learn about the impact of noise pollution on aquatic life.

Free

Until 26 Jan 25

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Zanele Muholi

This photography showcase highlights over 260 images capturing the lives of South Africa’s LGBTQIA+ communities, revealing moments of intimacy and the impact of social injustice.

£18.00

Until 26 Jan 25

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Photography Activism

Tate Britain Commission: Alvaro Barrington: Grace

Experience a vivid installation celebrating identity and belonging through a journey honoring the artist’s family, featuring sounds, colors, and textures inspired by Caribbean homes and Carnival energy.

Free

Until 26 Jan 25

Drawn to Blue: Artists’ use of blue paper

See a selection of historic artworks crafted on blue paper, featuring Renaissance to 18th-century pieces, showcasing unique light and dark contrasts.

Included in entry

Until 26 Jan 25

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Discover Constable & The Hay Wain

A journey through the creation and evolution of ‘The Hay Wain’, comparing it with works by Morland, Mulready, and Blake, and examining its impact on modern views of the English landscape.

Free

Until 2 Feb 25

Holly Herndon & Mat Dryhurst: The Call

Artists use AI to create new rituals for art, challenging traditional communication methods like singing to redefine social interactions.

Free

Until 2 Feb 25

Serpentine Galleries

The Kola Nut Cannot Be Contained

Learn about the kola nut’s role in West African culture, its use in global products like Coca-Cola, and its ongoing cultural significance.

Free

Until 2 Feb 25

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Hew Locke: what have we here?

Join Hew Locke as he reinterprets British Museum artifacts, reflecting on Britain’s imperial past with both historical objects and new works.

£16.00

Until 9 Feb 25

Modern Art Social History

Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael

See Italian Renaissance drawings by Michelangelo and Leonardo, showcasing their rivalry and influence on Raphael.

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£19.00

Until 16 Feb 25

Royal Academy of Arts

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Looks Delicious! Exploring Japan’s food replica culture

View incredibly lifelike Japanese food replicas from all 47 prefectures, showcasing traditional dishes through skilled craftsmanship.

★★★★☆ Guardian

Free

Until 16 Feb 25

Japan House

Design

Turner Prize 2024

Four British artists showcase their eclectic art, including figurative portraits, cultural narratives, and mixed-media installations.

£14.00

Until 16 Feb 25

Medieval Multiplied: A Gothic Ivory and its Reproductions

See a 14th-century Gothic ivory carving alongside its varied reproductions, from 1800s engravings to modern 3D prints, revealing the impact of technological advances on art perception.

Included in entry

Until 16 Feb 25

Classical Art Technology

Churchill in Cartoons: Satirising a Statesman

Trace how cartoons shaped Winston Churchill’s public image, displaying pieces from his early political days to his time as Prime Minister.

★★★★★ Telegraph

Free

Until 23 Feb 25

Imperial War Museum

Politics

Aut-OOO-Arcadia: Louis Morlæ

See robotic sculptures, videos, and interactive displays envisaging how a future dominated by automation might reshape our lives and redefine work, leisure, and societal roles.

Free

Until 23 Feb 25

Lauren Halsey: emajendat

In her first UK solo exhibition, Lauren Halsey combines historical iconography and architecture with elements from her South Central LA roots.

★★★★☆ Standard

Free

Until 23 Feb 25

Serpentine Galleries

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A Silk Road Oasis: Life in Ancient Dunhuang

Learn about the ancient oasis of Dunhuang which thrived on the Silk Road, revealing the lives of artists, merchants, and monks from over 1,000 years ago.

£8.00

Until 23 Feb 25

British Library

Social History Religion

Silk Roads

Learn about the diverse cultures and histories shaped by the Silk Roads from AD 500 to 1000, featuring objects from across continents.

£22.00

Until 23 Feb 25

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Social History Religion

Barbie®: The Exhibition

This exhibition marks Barbie’s 65th anniversary, featuring historic dolls like the 1959 original and 1992’s best-selling Totally Hair Barbie.

£14.38

Until 23 Feb 25

Design Museum

Design Fashion

Dressed to Deliver

Learn about the evolution of postal uniforms from Victorian times to today, including their role in expressing identity and cultural diversity.

Included in entry

Until 23 Feb 25

Postal Museum

Rethinking the British Museum

Five architectural teams showcase their innovative visions for transforming a major London museum’s gallery spaces, focusing on a blend of heritage and modern visitor experiences.

Free

Until 2 Mar 25

Keeping Time: Clocks by Boulle

See five exceptional clocks by André-Charles Boulle, showing how 18th-century science influenced baroque design, alongside related artwork.

★★★★★ Guardian

Free

Until 2 Mar 25

Wallace Collection

Classical Art Science

Medieval Women: In Their Own Words

See and learn about the lives of medieval European women through over 140 items including rare manuscripts, an ivory cross, and early artwork.

★★★★★ Telegraph

£17.00

Until 2 Mar 25

British Library

Feminism Classical Art

Lost Gardens of London

Uncover the history of London’s vanished gardens, from princely grounds to humble allotments, at this meticulously curated exhibition.

Included in entry

Until 2 Mar 25

Garden Museum

Nature Architecture

Parmigianino: The Vision of Saint Jerome

See Parmigianino’s ‘The Madonna and Child with Saints’ after a decade, showcasing his Renaissance breakthroughs through original drawings and sketches.

★★★★☆ Guardian

Free

Until 9 Mar 25

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Outlaws: Fashion Renegades of 80s London

Featuring original outfits and rare pieces from over thirty designers like John Galliano, this event showcases the impact of 1980s nightclub culture on fashion and art.

£12.65

Until 9 Mar 25

Fashion & Textile Museum

Fashion Photography

Mike Kelley: Ghost and Spirit

View works by experimental artist Mike Kelley spanning from the 1970s to 2012, featuring textiles, multi-media installations, and more that resonate with pivotal themes in society and personal identity.

£18.00

Until 9 Mar 25

Wes Lang : The Black Paintings

See Wes Lang’s 89 new paintings featuring his skeleton characters, animals, and fantasy beings set against dark or lush backgrounds.

Free

Until 9 Mar 25

Newport Street Gallery

Jameel Prize: Moving Images

This event features a mix of films, photos, sounds, and sculptures spotlighting personal and communal identities and histories.

Free

Until 15 Mar 25

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Hyundai Commission: Mire Lee: Open Wound

Mire Lee’s installations use silicone and chains to transform a space into a ’living factory’, provoking a mix of emotions from awe to disgust.

Free

Until 16 Mar 25

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The Windsor Tapestry

A visual history of King Charles III through 98 cartoons by Steve Bell, displayed on a 28-metre long tapestry alongside original artworks.

Included in entry

Until 22 Mar 25

Cartoon Museum

Politics

Picasso: printmaker

This exhibition features over 2,400 prints by Pablo Picasso, spanning his early years in Paris to his final days in France, showcasing his innovations in printmaking and personal stories reflected through his art.

£11.00

Until 30 Mar 25

Foundling Voices

Learn about five individuals grappling with their identities, uncovering their pasts, and understanding themselves through personal histories.

Included in entry

Until 30 Mar 25

Foundling Museum

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NAOMI In Fashion

A showcase of Naomi Campbell’s career, featuring work from top designers and photographers, her activism, and cultural impact.

£18.00

Until 5 Apr 25

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Fashion Feminism

The World of Tim Burton

Get a close look at Tim Burton’s artistic journey, featuring his drawings, paintings, and photographs. This event also showcases his works as an illustrator and author.

£19.69

Until 21 Apr 25

Design Museum

Design

Versailles: Science and Splendour

Learn how 17th and 18th-century Versailles used science to showcase power, featuring Louis XV’s rhinoceros, a detailed lunar map, and Marie Antoinette’s famous watch.

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£12.00

Until 21 Apr 25

Science Museum

Science Architecture

Leighton and Landscape: Impressions from Nature

See over 60 landscape oil sketches by Victorian artist Frederic Leighton, showcasing his less-known, experimental side through art created from 1856-1896.

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Included in entry

Until 27 Apr 25

Leighton House

Classical Art Nature

War and the Mind

Learn about the mental strains of war through personal stories and objects, like a mitten from a British airman’s son, carried on bombing missions.

Free

Until 27 Apr 25

Imperial War Museum

Conflict

Anthony M

Walk among beams of light in a misty room, forming shifting three-dimensional sculptures that change based on your movement.

★★★★☆ Telegraph

£14.00

Until 27 Apr 25

Hard Graft: Work, Health and Rights

Learn how physical work affects health through stories of laborers’ rights and unsafe conditions, featuring over 150 historical items and artworks.

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Free

Until 27 Apr 25

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Health Activism

The Great Mughals: Art, Architecture and Opulence

See treasured artworks from Mughal emperors Akbar, Jahangir, and Shah Jahan, showcasing creativity from 1560 to 1660.

£22.00

Until 4 May 25

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The 80s: Photographing Britain

This exhibition features powerful photographs from the 1980s that highlight social change and activism during the Thatcher era, with work from diverse communities and collectives.

£20.00

Until 5 May 25

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Photography Activism

Elizabeth Legh: Lover of Musick & All Ingenious Things

Showcasing Elizabeth Legh’s fascination with Handel’s music, featuring items from her distinct collection of music books and instruments.

Included in entry

Until 11 May 25

Foundling Museum

Classical Art Music

VITAL SIGNS: another world is possible

This exhibition highlights the link between our health and our planet’s through artworks showing how water, air, and soil quality affects us.

Free

Until 17 May 25

Science Gallery

Nature Modern Art

Tirzah Garwood: Beyond Ravilious

A retrospective showcasing over 80 works by Tirzah Garwood, revealing her sophisticated, nuanced approach to art and printmaking.

£20.00

Until 26 May 25

Dulwich Picture Gallery

Classical Art Design

Light: a colourful history

See a colourful journey into optical science with experiments and historical discoveries at this exhibition, showing how light shapes our lives.

Free

Until 30 May 25

Royal Society

Science

Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet

See transformative artworks from the 1950s to 1980s, showcasing immersive environments and machine-made pieces innovated through new technology and science.

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£22.00

Until 1 Jun 25

Self-Made: Reshaping Identities

An exhibition featuring ceramic works by four artists examining the fluid nature of identity through the transformative properties of clay.

Included in entry

Until 1 Jun 25

Foundling Museum

Hello Brain!

Uncover the mysteries of your brain, from how neurons connect to experiencing hallucinations, at this immersive event.

Free

Until 20 Jun 25

Francis Crick Institute

Science

Wildlife Photographer of the Year

See 100 stunning photos showcasing Earth’s wildlife; each captures a story of survival and beauty in diverse environments.

£18.00

Until 29 Jun 25

Photography Nature

War rugs: Afghanistan's knotted history

See how Afghan weavers have woven their country’s conflict history into rugs, transforming traditional patterns to include warfare imagery.

Free

Until 29 Jun 25

Conflict Social History

ARTISTS FLAG // JOY LABINJO

A new flag by Joy Labinjo features a scene from her painting ‘Joie de Vivre’, capturing a moment of joy and leisure in Southwark Park, celebrating local community life.

Free

Until 1 Jul 25

Southwark Park Galleries

ARTISTS FLAG // PAUL PURGAS

Paul Purgas celebrates design and music from post-independence India, inspired by a historic tape archive of the nation’s first electronic music studio.

Free

Until 1 Jul 25

Southwark Park Galleries

Design Music

Astronomy Photographer of the Year

See stunning photos of stars, galaxies, and celestial bodies from talented global photographers.

Free

Until 1 Jul 25

National Maritime Museum

Photography Science

Nature in Focus

Celebrate 60 years of stunning wildlife photography that has advanced scientific understanding of nature. See how photography shapes our knowledge.

Free

Until 19 Jul 25

Photography Science

The Future of Money

Explore how digital and contactless payments impact your choices around money, the role of the Bank of England in futureproofing the economy, and the ongoing relevance of cash.

Free

Until 1 Sep 25

Bank of England Museum

Economics Technology

Out of Context

This exhibition uses illustrations, photos, and AI to question how Western audiences understand and value non-Western art.

Free

Until 1 Nov 25

Horniman Museum

Natural History Pop-up

See how humans have crafted instruments from nature and drawn musical inspiration from animals like songbirds.

Free

Until 1 Jun 26

Horniman Museum

Nature

MArch Juries 2025

Join a series of expert discussions on sustainable urban design, innovative technologies, and efficient environmental practices.

Free

Begins 6 Jan 25

IN ATTENDANCE – Paying attention in a fragile world

An art exhibition featuring paintings, sculptures, and videos by UK and international artists, set in a historic chapel setting.

Free

Begins 8 Jan 25

Fitzrovia Chapel

Lyon & Turnbull | The Bernard Kelly Collection

See a mix of 16th and 17th century bronzes and a variety of sculptures, paintings, and works on paper from notable artists like L.S. Lowry and Sir Joshua Reynolds.

Free

Begins 12 Jan 25

Mall Galleries

Institute of Contemporary Arts

New Contemporaries

This exhibition features 35 emerging artists presenting works about nature, sustainability, cultural trends, and social issues, providing insights into current global concerns.

Free

Begins 15 Jan 25

Distillation of Architecture: 家具

Japanese architects challenge conventional furniture design by blending architectural elements and traditional techniques to create adaptable, compact pieces.

Free

Begins 17 Jan 25

Pastel Society | Annual Exhibition 2025

This annual art exhibition showcases a variety of styles and mediums, from pastel to charcoal, by both established and new artists.

£5.00

Begins 22 Jan 25

Mall Galleries

SOIL

This event highlights the vital role of soil in planetary health with artworks and artefacts showcasing its diverse ecosystem and importance.

£18.50

Begins 23 Jan 25

Nature

Consultation (Counter) Cultures

Join architects, artists, and campaigners for insightful talks on anti-gentrification efforts and activist representations in art.

Free

Begins 23 Jan 25

Activism Architecture

Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism

An exhibition highlighting Brazilian Modernism through the works of key figures like Anita Malfatti and Tarsila do Amaral, showcasing the blend of local identities and landscapes.

£25.50

Begins 28 Jan 25

Royal Academy of Arts

Gathering Ground

This exhibition showcases artwork connecting social and environmental justice, featuring pieces by Outi Pieski and others that focus on Indigenous wisdom and land rights issues.

Free

Begins 29 Jan 25

Ruth Murray: Byron’s Pond

A free exhibition featuring Ruth Murray’s paintings that reflect the emotional resonance of gardens in urban spaces, inspired by her observations of local green spots.

Included in entry

Begins 29 Jan 25

Garden Museum

Theaster Gates, Bermondsey (2025)

Theaster Gates presents a major solo exhibition featuring a range of his new artworks in London.

Free

Begins 7 Feb 25

White Cube

Linder: Danger Came Smiling

The exhibition showcases Linder’s work from 1970s punk photomontages to new digital pieces, analyzing shifting attitudes toward lifestyles, sex, and fashion through photography and sculpture.

£19.00

Begins 11 Feb 25

Photography Modern Art

Mickalene Thomas: All About Love

This art event presents two decades of Mickalene Thomas’s large-scale paintings of Black women and innovative collage techniques, adorned with vivid patterns and rhinestones, celebrating glamour and comfort.

£19.00

Begins 11 Feb 25

FLOWERS – FLORA IN CONTEMPORARY ART & CULTURE

Behold how flowers influence art, fashion, and culture through over 500 artworks including installations and photographs, highlighting their role as metaphors in human expression.

£12.00

Begins 12 Feb 25

Soane and Modernism: Make It New

See how Sir John Soane influenced modern architecture, comparing his designs with those from icons like Le Corbusier and Frank Lloyd Wright.

Free

Begins 12 Feb 25

Sir John Soane's Museum

Henri Michaux: Mescaline Drawings

See the captivating ‘Mescaline Drawings’ by Henri Michaux, artistic expressions formed after his 1955 psychedelic experiments.

Included in entry

Begins 12 Feb 25

Systems Overhaul

Architects and artists address AI’s inequalities and design ethical tools, reflecting on AI’s potential to inspire innovative future visions.

Free

Begins 13 Feb 25

Architecture Technology

PLATFORM: Bethan Laura Wood

See Bethan Laura Wood’s vibrant designs, including furniture, ceramics, and textiles, showcasing her passion for color and detail.

Free

Begins 14 Feb 25

Design Museum

Design

The Robot Zoo

See life-sized robotic animals made from machine parts showing how they see and hunt, try interactive exhibitions like squid racing and shooting a ’tongue-gun.'

£28.60

Begins 14 Feb 25

Horniman Museum

Nature Technology

Goya to Impressionism. Masterpieces from the Oskar Reinhart Collection

See masterpieces by Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso, and more, including pre-Impressionists like Goya, in a showcase of top European art.

Included in entry

Begins 14 Feb 25

Being Human

Examine human identity and health through 50 artworks that touch on genetics, minds & bodies, and our environmental concerns.

Free

Health Science

Celebrate 70 years of Cutty Sark in Greenwich

A new display marks 70 years since Cutty Sark arrived in Greenwich, showing its history, visitor memories, and the efforts to save and preserve the ship.

Included in entry

Cutty Sark

Commission: Chris Ofili: Requiem

Chris Ofili’s mural is a vivid dream-inspired tribute, centred around a poignant image of artist Khadija Saye, reflecting themes of transformation and memory.

Free