Although the summer season is ending soon, there’s still time to get your art fix and see some awesome exhibitions in London before they go. Now go forth and explore (but hurry)!
From sculptures and jewellery to horoscopes and contemporary works, explore 5,000 years of the art, history and culture of Iran.
Where: V & A
When: Until 12 September
The largest exhibition of works by pioneering audio-visual artist Ryoji Ikeda has now been extended.
Where: 180 Strand Studios
When: Until 18 September
David Hockney – The Arrival of Spring, Normandy 2020
A surprisingly fresh look of summertime in Normandy, in the gardens of the artist’s home during the pandemic. Get ready for a lot of trees!
Where: The Royal Academy of Arts
When: Until 26 September
Immerse yourself in this multisensory experience of some of Van Gogh’s most famous paintings.
Where: Kensignton Gardens
When: Until 26 September
Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021
Your chance to see the four artists shortlisted for this prestigious photography prize in one place.
Where: The Photographers Gallery
When: Until 26 September
A free outdoor art exhibition that explores the area of Kings Cross by Illustrator Peony Gent.
Where: House of Illustration
When: Until 27 September
Sophie Barber: How Much Love Can a Love Bird Love, Can a Love Bird Love a Love Bird
Where: Alison Jacques Gallery
When: Until 3 October
Love birds swing on the same perch, 2021 © Sophie Barber
Featuring some of his most iconic projects from the past fifteen years, travel around the worls and follow the journey of one of today’s most influential contemporary artists, JR.
Where: Saatchi Gallery
When: 3 October
Banner image: Copyright. Ryoji Ikeda at 180 Strand Studios
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