London Exhibitions

London Art Exhibitions: What to see in 2022

Style, Art & Culture

by Holly Mallinson Beedie

Take a look at our round up of the must-see Art Exhibitions in London this year.

Man and Beast: Francis Bacon

If strange art interest you, make sure you check out Francis Bacon’s Man & Beast exhibition, displaying scary creatures and distorted figures of beast, men and so much more. This major collection is well worth the £22 entry fee, including his last ever painting.

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29th Jan – 17th April 2022

The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Van Gogh Self-Portraits

If your a fan of Van Gogh, head to Somerset House, where you’ll find an array of his self-portraits, including one of the most famous in the world, ‘Self Portrait with Bandaged Ear’ as well as other earlier pieces.

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From Thursday 3rd February 2022

Infinity Mirror Rooms: Yayoi Kusama

In 2020 the Tate Modern was set to celebrate its 20th Anniversary with a year long Kusama exhibition, but Covid had other plans. Finally in 2021, the much anticipated exhibition opened, with it’s immersive works including the infinity rooms ‘Filled with the Brilliance of Life’ and ‘Chandelier of Grief’. If your looking for an instagrammable experience, this is where you’ll find it.

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Currently sold out until March 2022

Amy: Beyond the Stage

Amy Winehouse fans can learn about her story from her early years at this impressive exhibition, at the Design Museum in partnership with the Estate of Amy Winehouse – who have waived their rights to royalties in favour of the Amy Winehouse Foundation. Explore the creative process behind her musical career from recordings to personal notebook entries with tributes to her personal influences including Jazz, Camden and 60’s Pop.

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Until 10th April 2022

Universe: Victor Vasarely

Selfridges London is bringing together NFT’s and IRL in a new collaboration, celebrating the work of Op Art pioneer Vasarely, known for his geometric designs and illusions. The collection, in collaboration with Paco Rabanne, marks the launch of their Spring/Summer 2022 collection, heavily inspired by Vasarely’s work. Unlike the other exhibitions, some of the artwork is for sale, in addition to commissioned NFT’s created by the London based platform, Substance.

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