Don’t miss out on the best exhibitions in London. From the latest blockbuster art shows to up and coming artists, find the best exhibitions in London here.
Highlights
There are some incredible exhibitions in London at the moment. Current highlights include the Museum of the Moon, where Luke Jerram has installed his incredible scale model of the moon inside the Natural History Museum; Tutankhamun: Treasures of the Pharaoh at the Saatchi Gallery, the last time these artefacts will tour the world; and the large-scale installation show O’ Magic Power of Bleakness by Mark Leckey at Tate Britain.
BAFTA is hosting a major Behind The Screens exhibition where you can take a look at costumes, models, scripts and more from some of your fave TV shows and films, including that pink Molly Goddard dress worn by Villanelle in Killing Eve, hair and make-up design for The Favourite and research and prep that Chiwetel Ejiofor undertook for 12 Years A Slave.
It’s a fashion bonanza at the V&A with a major retrospective of revolutionary fashion designer Mary Quant, featuring over 200 garments and accessories, and the Tim Walker: Wonderful Things exhibition.
Over at the Tate Modern, Olafur Eliasson is back at the gallery with a major exhibition. Over 30 works will be on display, covering a key theme or topic Eliasson has explored through his career, including perception, movement, architecture and the environment.
The famous Body Worlds exhibition, created by Dr Gunther von Hagens and featuring real body parts preserved with plastination, is on display in Piccadilly. The 200 exhibits cover the reproductive, nervous, cardiovascular, respiratory, locomotive and metabolic systems in an insane amount of detail. So if you want to get a true insight into what happens inside the human body, this is place to come.