Get ready for an exciting line-up of art exhibitions set to open in London throughout 2025. Highlights include:

1. Brasil! Brasil! – Running from 28 January to 21 April at the Royal Academy of Arts, this exhibition showcases Brazilian modernist art from the 1910s to the 1970s, featuring prominent artists like Anita Malfatti.

2. Leigh Bowery – From 27 February to 2 September at Tate Modern, focusing on the flamboyant artist’s impact on London’s club culture and beyond.

3. The Face Magazine: Culture Shift – Scheduled for 20 February to 18 May at the National Portrait Gallery, this exhibition will celebrate influential fashion photography from the magazine’s history.

4. Edvard Munch Portraits – Opening on 13 March and until 15 June at the National Portrait Gallery, exploring the extensive portrait work of the famed artist.

5. Yoshitomo Nara – A major retrospective at Hayward Gallery from 10 June to 31 August, showcasing four decades of the Japanese artist’s work.

6. Jenny Saville: The Anatomy of Painting – This exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery runs from 20 June to 7 September, highlighting Saville’s contribution to contemporary figurative painting.

7. Kiefer/Van Gogh – From 28 June to 26 October at the Royal Academy of Arts, showcasing the influences of Van Gogh on Kiefer’s works.

8. Millet: Life On The Land – Highlighting Millet’s art at the National Gallery from 7 August to 19 October, coinciding with the 150th anniversary of his death.

9. Radical Harmony – From 13 September to 8 February 2026 at the National Gallery, focusing on the Neo-Impressionist movement and featuring Kröller-Müller’s collection.

10. Lee Miller – The retrospective at Tate Britain from 2 October 2025 to 15 February 2026 will cover her significant photography career.

A year rich with cultural events, 2025 will see London hosting numerous significant art exhibitions reflecting diverse themes and eras. Ranging from historical showcases of Brazilian modernism to contemporary figures like Jenny Saville and photographic retrospectives on artists like Lee Miller, these exhibitions aim to engage and educate the public about pivotal artistic contributions. The events highlight the evolution and impact of various artists across different mediums and styles, enhancing London’s reputation as a global art hub.

London’s art scene in 2025 promises a plethora of exhibitions that celebrate a range of artistic styles and historical contexts. From Brazilian modernism to contemporary photography, these exhibitions not only provide a visual feast but also facilitate deeper understanding of the artists’ influences and cultural significance. As visitors prepare to explore these events, the year ahead looks vibrant and inspiring for art lovers.

Original Source: artlyst.com

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