Top 5 Art Exhibitions London - Autumn 2023
Turner and Bonington: Water Colours From the Wallace Collection
Artienda picks the #Top5 art exhibitions in London | Autumn 2023
2023’s crazily warm Autumn continues - it has been an Indian Summer like no other! We do hope you have been making the most of the lovely weather and venturing out to your local art galleries wherever you may be. Artienda is based in Clapham in south west London. This is our regular feature on the Top 5 Art Exhibitions in London. From the Tate Modern on the south bank, to the Wallace Collection in Marylebone, read on for a hand-picked selection of the best art exhibitions to go and see in the capital this season. As ever, send us your feedback if you visit any of these art shows. If you are on any of our social channels please do tag us or whatever you do these days - help spread the word! Artienda is here for everyone who wants to make their art work harder in the context of their home, office, or workplace. Make contact today!
Sending you all lots of warm, sunny Autumn love and inspiration xxx
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#1 Banksy | Regent Street | Art Exhibitions London
Location: 84-86 Regent Street, London
Dates: From 13th September 2023
Description: The Art of Banksy - the major exhibition which has brought Banksy’s era defining works to over 1.5 million visitors in 15 cities across the globe - is now open in London’s iconic Regent Street.
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An explosion of freedom and creativity that is as infectious as it is inspiring.
#2 REBEL: 30 Years of London Fashion | Sponsored by Alexander McQueen
Location: Design Museum, London
Dates: 16th September 2023 until the 11th February 2024
Description: Opening to coincide with London Fashion Week, this landmark exhibition will be one of the most wide-ranging surveys of contemporary fashion culture ever staged in the UK. It will offer an unprecedented look at how careers in fashion are forged, and the multitude of opportunities London’s fashion scene offers young creatives.
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Revealing the varied and important place occupied by women, both real and imagined, in his world.
#3 Rubens and Women at Dulwich Picture Gallery: Flesh and Spirit
Location: Dulwich Picture Gallery, London, SE21 7AD
Dates: 27th September 2023 until 28th January 2024
Description: A major exhibition of the Flemish artist Peter Paul Rubens (1577–1640), uniting over 40 paintings and drawings from the artist's career. The exhibition will be the first to challenge the popular assumption that Rubens painted only one type of woman, providing instead a more nuanced view of the artist who painted more portraits of his wives and children than almost any other, even Rembrandt.
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Glittering stars, shimmering galaxies, fiery suns and silver moons
#4: Marina Abramović | Royal Academy
Location: Burlington House, Piccadilly, London W1J 0BD
Dates: 23rd September 2023 until 1st Janury 2024
Description: This major exhibition presents key moments from Abramović’s career through sculpture, video, installation and performance. Works such as The Artist is Present will be strikingly re-staged through archive footage while others will be reperformed by the next generation of performance artists, trained in the Marina Abramović method.
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#5: Turner and Bonington | Watercolours from the Wallace Collection
Location: Hertford House, Manchester Square, London W1U 3BN
Dates: 20th September 2023 until 21st April 2024
Description: The Wallace Collection invites you to embark on a journey – from the rugged Yorkshire Dales to the grandeur of Venice, pausing en route to enjoy the bucolic delights of crab fishing on Scarborough’s beach and to marvel at the gothic splendour of Rouen cathedral from the dockside.
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The first time the works have been on display in 17 years.
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