Category: London Exhibitions

Thirty years ago, a small group of young fashion designers were given financial support in the middle of a recession to put on a show, and thus was born the British Fashion Council’s Newgen programme to assist young designers in

If you’ve ever wanted to visit Egypt’s Pyramids but couldn’t afford it, a new virtual reality option now exists in Stratford that gives a pretty decent experience, minus the baking sun and tourists. CGI from inside the VR experience (c)

One of the City of London’s grand Livery Halls will be open to the public for one day later this month. Pewterers’ Hall – Google Street View It’s actually open for an exhibition being organised by the Worshipful Company of

A derelict building in Spitalfields has opened its doors for a rare chance to peer beyond the locked doors, thanks to an art exhibition which is taking place inside. The derelict building is 4 Princelet Street, often said to have

The Design Museum will go very pink next year as it has announced that it will have an entire exhibition devoted to the pink lady – Barbie. 2023 Barbie The Movie Doll Gloria Pink Power Pantsuit (c) Mattel, Inc. The

A selection of ten exhibitions to visit in London before the clocks go back and the darkness falls into winter. Wren at Work – Wren300 Exhibition Guildhall Art Gallery, City of London (Note: closes on 15th Oct) Free Visit this

Jake Gyllenhaal’s jeans from Brokeback Mountain are one of the highlights of an exhibition looking at the fusion between gay men and a particular brand of clothing – Levi Strauss. Mounted onto a shop mannequin, the jeans look rather limp

The largest retrospective of the building wrapping artist duo Christo and Jeanne-Claude ever held in the UK is coming to the Saatchi Gallery this autumn. Christo and Jeanne-Claude, Covered triumphal arch, Paris, 1961-2021, Photo: Wolfgang Volz / Saatchi Gallery The

One of the most precious pieces of historic fabric in the UK has been displayed for a few weeks in an exhibition that almost outshines even this most precious of materials. The fabric on display is a rare survivor from

It’s been thirty years since a villainous penguin, a pair of wrong trousers and the greatest railway chase of all time appeared on TV screens, and the Cartoon Museum is taking a look back at how it was made. Opening