Miart Gallery London launches Origins II on 4 October 2025, a group exhibition examining layered origins, memory and transformation, with artists from South Africa, Germany, Turkey, Panama and Cuba.

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02.10.2025

Helen Cammock: Pelicans Dive At Half Light

Kate MacGarry presents Helen Cammock’s second solo exhibition, where ceramics, print, film and text engage with diasporic identity, inherited memory and women’s voices of protest

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02.10.2025

Five Exhibitions To See In London In October 2025

From bold pastels and fluid sculpture to diasporic reflections and vibrant abstraction, these are the Five Exhibitions To See In London In October 2025

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30.09.2025

Amelia Peng: Pioneering Empathy Through Art, Design, and Innovation

Amelia Peng’s Inner Peace fuses art, science, and sustainability with fibre-optic textiles, live music, and neuroscience in an immersive installation

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30.09.2025

Zhang Mingxuan’s Body of Resistance: Against Silence and Simulation

Exploring Mingxuan’s paintings, where vulnerability, power, and the body collide — between tradition, technology, and the politics of visibility

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26.09.2025

Powerhouse Arts Appoints Diya Vij as Vice President of Curatorial and Arts Programmes

Powerhouse Arts announces the appointment of curator Diya Vij as Vice President of Curatorial and Arts Programmes, beginning November 2025. She will oversee exhibitions, festivals and public initiatives in Brooklyn and beyond.

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26.09.2025

Jemma Powell and Leah Wood: TRACING TIME

Jemma Powell and Leah Wood present Tracing Time at Roof Gardens, Kensington. The exhibition contrasts Powell’s urban cityscapes with Wood’s impressionistic landscapes, exploring time, place and identity.

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26.09.2025

Ramone K Anderson: Moving on Swiftly

At London's Mandrake Hotel, Bolanle Contemporary presents "Moving on Swiftly," a solo exhibition by British-Jamaican painter Ramone “K” Anderson exploring memory, faith, and Pentecostal Christianity's impact on identity through unsettled, reflective paintings.

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26.09.2025

From Canvas to Gold: Shem’s New Collaboration with Nkoda Joyas

British artist Shem collaborates with Basque designers Nkoda Joyas on a jewellery capsule collection launching 12 October, blending expressionist art with contemporary craftsmanship

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25.09.2025

Jasmir Creed’s Women of the City: Between Anonymity and Intimacy

British South Asian artist Jasmir Creed explores alienation, belonging and the flâneuse in paintings of women navigating the modern city.

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23.09.2025

Teresa Solar Abboud’s Mother Tongue to Transform Hayward Gallery Forecourt

Hayward Gallery unveils Mother Tongue, a new public art commission by Teresa Solar Abboud. The bronze sculpture of intertwining tongues explores identity, communication and transformation on the South Bank

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23.09.2025

LingJiun Wang and the Ethics of Attention

Photographer LingJiun Wang captures fleeting moments with a slow gaze — doorways, gestures, and pauses often missed in a fast-paced world

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22.09.2025

Harrods and Natasha Kumar Mark Diwali With First-Ever Storewide Celebration

Knightsbridge debuts its first Diwali lights with artist Natasha Kumar, blending art, tradition, and seasonal experiences in a landmark celebration

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22.09.2025

Yoko Ono’s Earth Peace Flag Marks International Peace Day in Folkestone

Yoko Ono’s Earth Peace flag once again flies above The Grand in Folkestone on International Peace Day, continuing the artist’s decades-long message of peace and non-violence.

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21.09.2025

Yuri Suzuki: UTOOTO

At Camden Arts Projects, London, Yuri Suzuki’s exhibition UTOOTO offers an interactive soundscape where children and adults collaboratively build a utopian “city of sound.” Open through 5 October

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21.09.2025

Ejiro Fenegal and the Monumentality of Women

Makers of Legacy at Houston’s Mitochondria Gallery marks Ejiro Fenegal’s debut solo show, blending Urhobo sculptural heritage with modern themes of identity

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21.09.2025

Britt Boutros-Ghali: Life in Colour

Varvara Roza Galleries and TRAFFICARTS present Britt Boutros-Ghali’s first UK solo exhibition, showcasing the pioneering abstract painter’s six decades of work, from early Paris shows to a lifetime in Egypt.

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20.09.2025

Roo Dhissou Builds Worlds of Care, One Table at a Time

Roo Dhissou, a British Asian artist, explores cultural dysphoria, care and community through craft, cooking, performance and installation

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20.09.2025

Gilbert & George: 21ST CENTURY PICTURES

The Hayward Gallery’s 2025 exhibition, Gilbert & George: 21st Century Pictures, spans 60 works exploring modern life, taboos and the artists’ own mortality

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20.09.2025

Harland Miller: The Painter Who Writes, The Writer Who Paints

Harland Miller, the Yorkshire-born artist and writer, has turned vintage Penguin book covers into monumental canvases. Blurring the line between literature and painting, his works mix wit, irony and doubt in ways that feel both personal and universal

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20.09.2025

Justine Ludwig Named Creative Director of Getty’s PST ART

Getty has appointed Justine Ludwig as the inaugural creative director of PST ART, the nation’s largest collaborative arts initiative. Ludwig, a seasoned curator and former head of Creative Time, will shape the future of the wide-ranging programme

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19.09.2025

Curator Steve Yuan and ArtPage Revive Chinese Mythology Through Digital Art

Curator Steve Yuan’s ArtPage revives Chinese mythology through digital art, exhibitions, books, and film for global audiences

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19.09.2025

Nicolas Party: Clotho

Nicolas Party’s debut at Hauser & Wirth London blends pastel portraits and treescapes, exploring mortality, renewal and the cycles of nature.

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19.09.2025

Unmasked: Exploring Scottish Portraiture

Edinburgh’s City Art Centre presents Unmasked: Exploring Scottish Portraiture, featuring 400 years of portraits from Ramsay to Sulter and Machache.

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19.09.2025

Islands in the City

London’s Royal Over-Seas League presents Islands in the City (25 Sept – 9 Nov 2025), a landmark exhibition of contemporary Caribbean art featuring more than 20 emerging and established artists exploring diaspora, identity and cultural memory.

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19.09.2025

Jinjoon Lee: Cine-Forest: Awakening Bloom

Jinjoon Lee premieres Cine-Forest: Awakening Bloom in Bundang Central Park, blending AI, orchestra, and forest landscapes into a media symphony

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19.09.2025

Zaam Arif: Deewaar, Curated by Ben Broome

Zaam Arif’s first London solo show, Deewar, opens at Frieze No.9 Cork Street. 18 oil paintings explore memory, identity and the walls that divide and connect.

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18.09.2025

Absolut Transforms Charing Cross with Tribute to Keith Haring’s Iconic Art

For two days only, Charing Cross becomes ‘Haring Cross’ as Absolut Vodka unveils Keith Haring’s 1986 Absolut artworks in London Underground.

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17.09.2025

Judy Dolnick: Abstractions

Huxley-Parlour Gallery presents Judy Dolnick: First U.K. Solo Exhibition, a survey of 14 works spanning 1968–2020. The show highlights Dolnick’s pioneering role in American abstraction and her enduring exploration of colour and form

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17.09.2025

Fatoş Üstek, Curator of Frieze Sculpture, Brings Shadows Into the Light

Turkish-born curator Fatoş Üstek, who leads Frieze Sculpture through 2026, introduces the theme In the Shadows to Regent’s Park, reimagining public art as a space for equity, encounter and shared wonder

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14.09.2025

Rasheed Araeen Marks The Line’s Anniversary With New Work

Artist Rasheed Araeen debuts Untitled The Line at Bromley-by-Bow, marking The Line’s 10th anniversary with his first outdoor work in London

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12.09.2025

Chinemerem ‘Eme’ Omeh: The Strange Beauty of Impermanence

ACA Galleries presents The Strange Beauty of Impermanence, the New York debut of Nigerian-born artist Chinemerem “Eme” Omeh, exploring memory, resilience and transformation

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12.09.2025

Button Eyes and Fractured Selves: Suanjaya Kencut’s Dolls in Dialogue

Balinese artist Suanjaya Kencut creates button-eyed dolls that explore memory, identity and the fragile balance between innocence and unease.

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12.09.2025

Sakey’s Murals Give Voice to Saint Lucia’s Past and Future

Saint Lucian artist Naja “Sakey” Simeon transforms walls into murals that preserve heritage, engage communities, and reimagine the island’s future.

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11.09.2025

Book Release: Great Art Explained

James Payne, creator of Great Art Explained, brings his YouTube storytelling to print, revealing the lives behind 30 iconic works of art.

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10.09.2025

Queeriosities, Britain’s Largest Queer Art Fair, Returns to Peckham

Queeriosities, the UK’s largest queer art fair, returns to Peckham this September with 60+ LGBTQIA+ artists and a bold new group exhibition.

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10.09.2025

The human truth, unclothed: Mal Fostock’s call to unity

For artist Mal Fostock, vulnerability is not a weakness but a practice. Moving between painting, sculpture and photography, he returns again and again to the human form.

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09.09.2025

On Board with Rankin

Explore On Board with Rankin, a new exhibition in collaboration with P&O Cruises, capturing the style, freedom and transformation of contemporary cruising aboard Arvia.

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09.09.2025

Ding Yi: The Road to Heaven

Renowned Chinese artist Ding Yi returns to London with The Road to Heaven at Lisson Gallery, unveiling new paintings and works on paper inspired by Naxi cosmology, Dongba manuscripts, and his signature cross motif

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09.09.2025

Flourish: Gestural Abstractions in Bloom

Flourish brings together Michele Fletcher, Connie Harrison, Shuang Jiang, and Shara Mays in Ronchini’s inaugural Conduit Street exhibition.

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Miart Gallery London Presents Origins II

Helen Cammock: Pelicans Dive At Half Light

Five Exhibitions To See In London In October 2025

Amelia Peng: Pioneering Empathy Through Art, Design, and Innovation

Zhang Mingxuan’s Body of Resistance: Against Silence and Simulation

Powerhouse Arts Appoints Diya Vij as Vice President of Curatorial and Arts Programmes

Jemma Powell and Leah Wood: TRACING TIME

Ramone K Anderson: Moving on Swiftly

From Canvas to Gold: Shem’s New Collaboration with Nkoda Joyas

Jasmir Creed’s Women of the City: Between Anonymity and Intimacy

Teresa Solar Abboud’s Mother Tongue to Transform Hayward Gallery Forecourt

LingJiun Wang and the Ethics of Attention

Harrods and Natasha Kumar Mark Diwali With First-Ever Storewide Celebration

Yoko Ono’s Earth Peace Flag Marks International Peace Day in Folkestone

Yuri Suzuki: UTOOTO

Ejiro Fenegal and the Monumentality of Women

Britt Boutros-Ghali: Life in Colour

Roo Dhissou Builds Worlds of Care, One Table at a Time

Gilbert & George: 21ST CENTURY PICTURES

Harland Miller: The Painter Who Writes, The Writer Who Paints

Justine Ludwig Named Creative Director of Getty’s PST ART

Curator Steve Yuan and ArtPage Revive Chinese Mythology Through Digital Art

Nicolas Party: Clotho

Unmasked: Exploring Scottish Portraiture

Islands in the City

Jinjoon Lee: Cine-Forest: Awakening Bloom

Zaam Arif: Deewaar, Curated by Ben Broome

Absolut Transforms Charing Cross with Tribute to Keith Haring’s Iconic Art

Judy Dolnick: Abstractions

Fatoş Üstek, Curator of Frieze Sculpture, Brings Shadows Into the Light

Rasheed Araeen Marks The Line’s Anniversary With New Work

Chinemerem ‘Eme’ Omeh: The Strange Beauty of Impermanence

Button Eyes and Fractured Selves: Suanjaya Kencut’s Dolls in Dialogue

Sakey’s Murals Give Voice to Saint Lucia’s Past and Future

Book Release: Great Art Explained

Queeriosities, Britain’s Largest Queer Art Fair, Returns to Peckham

The human truth, unclothed: Mal Fostock’s call to unity

On Board with Rankin

Ding Yi: The Road to Heaven

Flourish: Gestural Abstractions in Bloom

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