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London Exhibitions Not to be Missed
London is a treasure trove of art, creativity and entertainment. There are so many exciting exhibitions in this city, how do you know where to put your attention? From street art to exhibitions, the weird and wonderful to Japanese art, there is something for everyone in the coming months. We are here to help you fill your diaries with the must-see London exhibitions that will inspire you and take you from winter to spring.
Left to right: The Weather Project – Olafur Eliasson, Infinity Mirror Rooms – Yayoi Kusama, Hallyu! The Korean Wave
Beyond The Streets at the Saatchi Gallery – Running from 17th Feb-9th May 2023
Graffiti – creative vandalism – now has its own art show indoors with this celebrated street art exhibition.
Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Rooms at the Tate Modern – Running until 2nd April 2023
This two-year exhibition is dedicated to Yayoi Kusama, a Japanese artist best known for her obsession with polka dots. It includes two of her ‘Infinity Rooms’.
Weird Sensation Feels Good at the Design Museum – Running until 10th April 2023
This exhibition includes contributions from a varied bunch of big names, including HairCut Harry, Bob Ross, Bjork and Ikea.
Executions at the Museum of London Docklands – Running until 16th April 2023
This exhibition explores 700 years of public execution in London, from 1196 to 1868. Delve into troubling and tragic stories and see artefacts, including Elizabeth Fry’s possessions and King Charles the first’s execution vest.
Maria Bartuszová at the Tate Modern – Running until 16th April 2023
Maria Bartuszova is an innovative Slovakian artist who revolutionised sculpture. Her hand-made plaster casting uses balloons to shape natural-looking bubbles, nests, and hives. These impressive and delicate structures inspire and attract adoration.
Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of Imagination at the Science Museum – Running until 24th May 2023
This is the Science Museum’s most ambitious exhibition. This immersive experience allows visitors to step aboard a spaceship and view movie props. Learn how these movies inspired scientific projects.
Hallyu! The Korean Wave at the V&A – Running until 25th June 2023
Delve into the history of South Korea’s homegrown crazes, such as K-pop, K-beauty and K-dystopian TV series. With outfits from Squid Game and impressive sculptures, this exhibition will not disappoint.
Magdalena Abakanowicz: Every Tangle of Thread and Rope at the Tate Modern – Running until 21st May 2023
Sculpting with wool is Magdalen Abakanowicz’s forte, and these pieces are large and stunning. We’re talking 20-30 feet tall. These were created in Polan in the 50s, 60s and 70s when free speech did not go down well, but the Tate is ready to shout about it.
Our range of items are inspired by exhibitions like these above. For example the Little Sun Original and Little Sun Diamond by Olafur Eliasson – who was behind the iconic Weather Project in the Tate Modern Turbine Hall in 2003. Shop our full range of inspired products online.
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