Exhibitions in London, United Kingdom
24 exhibitions recorded in London, United Kingdom: what is on now, what opens next, and the shows that have closed, each listing carrying the day we last confirmed it.
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On now in London, United Kingdom
- On nowThe Music Is Black: A British Story18 Apr 2026 to 10 Jan 2027Confirmed 31 Aug 2026Victoria and Albert Museum ·
London, United Kingdom - On nowRising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the Pacific16 May 2026 to 10 Jan 2027Confirmed 31 Aug 2026Victoria and Albert Museum ·London, United Kingdom
- On nowAmerican Revolution: 250 Years from the Declaration of Independence29 Jun 2026 to 17 Jan 2027Confirmed 24 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoBritish Library ·London, United Kingdom
- On nowAna Mendieta14 Jul 2026 to 17 Jan 2027Confirmed 20 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoTate Modern ·London, United Kingdom
Opening soon in London, United Kingdom
- Opening soonConquest: The Making of Norman England1 Oct 2027 to 27 Feb 2028Confirmed 24 Aug 2026, 2 weeks agoBritish Library ·London, United Kingdom
Recently closed in London, United Kingdom
- ClosedTracey Emin: A Second Life27 Feb to 31 Aug 2026Confirmed 20 Aug 2026 · check before you travelTate Modern ·London, United Kingdom
- ClosedAdmonitions of the Instructress to the Court Ladies13 Jul to 24 Aug 2026Confirmed 7 Aug 2026 · check before you travelThe British Museum ·London, United Kingdom
- ClosedFairy Tales27 Mar to 23 Aug 2026Confirmed 10 Aug 2026 · check before you travelBritish Library ·London, United Kingdom
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What we will not list
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Why a closed show keeps its page
An exhibition history is provenance evidence: where a work was shown, and when, is part of its record, and this archive cites it. A closed show stops being advertised and stays citable.