Your guide to London Gallery Weekend 2026, 5–7 June, free to attend, 130+ galleries. Exhibitions, curated routes and the shows worth seeing through 28 June.

Discover Venice Biennale 2026, from must-see pavilions and artists to the cultural moments shaping this year’s most important global art event.

A closer look at The Narcissist, Daniel Del Valle’s immersive world of wearable sculpture, rooted in craft, material exploration and storytelling.

Discover the best London art exhibitions in 2026, from Tate Modern and the V&A to the Royal Academy, with major shows by Tracey Emin, Friday Kahlo and David Hockney.

This spring, New York’s The New Museum unveils its long-anticipated expansion in a striking new building designed by OMA.

In February 2026, Doha will take its place on the global art map as Art Basel Qatar launches its inaugural edition, a landmark moment not only for the fair itself, but for the wider MENASA region.

Now in its fourth edition, ART SG returns to Marina Bay Sands from 23–25 January 2026, presenting its most ambitious iteration yet. With more than 100 exhibitors from over 30 countries and territories, expanded curatorial programming and the debut of S.E.A. Focus.

The Art Fund’s National Art Pass is a must-have for art and culture lovers. Enjoy free museum entry, discounts on exhibitions and stately homes, and a year of inspiring experiences — an ideal Christmas gift.

Based in Singapore, The Artling founded by CEO, Talenia Phua Gajardo, is a global online gallery and art consultancy dedicated to helping collectors, design professionals, and brands discover and acquire contemporary art and design.

Explore PAD London 2025 at Berkeley Square with The Fluxx Art Guide. Discover leading galleries, contemporary art, decorative arts, and collectable design, making this year’s fair a must-visit for collectors and design enthusiasts.

Discover our curated Art Lovers Gift Guide 2025, featuring unique, design-led keepsakes and playful collector’s pieces inspired by London’s top art exhibitions and fairs. Perfect for art enthusiasts and creative souls alike.

Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy. This autumn, Atlanta plays host to a cultural phenomenon: Luna Luna: Forgotten Fantasy, the world’s first art amusement park. Luna Luna features a Ferris wheel painted by Jean-Michel Basquiat, a mirrored “Dalídom” by Salvador Dalí and a carousel by Keith Haring.

London’s cultural scene has a new icon - the V&A East Storehouse. More than just a gallery, the Storehouse is a working museum store, part archive, part theatre, part Cabinet of Curiosities and a place where the public gets closer to the collections of the Victoria and Albert Museum than ever before. 

At London Design Festival 2025, Gallery FUMI presents Crockery, a daring series of ceramic chairs and stools by Max Lamb and 1882 Ltd. This innovative collaboration challenges perceptions of clay, blending tradition with radical experimentation.

Discover More than Human at the Design Museum London— the first major exhibition on more-than-human design. Explore groundbreaking artworks and innovative projects rethinking humanity’s role in nature. Now open through summer 2025. Plan your visit today!

Adorn The Future: A New Chapter for Art and Collecting in London. Timed to coincide with October’s Frieze London and PAD London, Adorn the Future offers a fresh, human-centred alternative to the major London fair experience.

Martin Creed’s Everything Is Going to Be Alright Exhibition Explores Comfort, Joy, and Vulnerability.

Ed Atkins at Tate: A Powerful Exploration of Digital Art, Emotion, and Identity

Explore David Hockney: 25 at Paris’s Fondation Louis Vuitton, featuring over 400 works spanning seven decades. Personally curated by Hockney, this landmark exhibition showcases paintings, digital art, and immersive installations. Open April to August 2025—your ultimate art destination in Paris.

Experience clinamen, a multisensory installation by French artist Céleste Boursier-Mougenot at the Bourse de Commerce – Pinault Collection in Paris. Floating ceramic bowls create a symphony of chance, sound, and reflection beneath the museum’s historic dome.