Nigel Hall: My Choice
Until Apr 25
Hall's 13th solo at Annely Juda: five decades of geometric sculpture and drawing
Mayfair Art Crawl
Mayfair has one of the highest concentrations of major international galleries in the world — Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth, Pace, David Zwirner and more, all within a short walk of each other. These are the exhibitions currently on show.
Showing 6 museums and 8 exhibitions
Annely Juda Fine Art
One of London's most historically significant commercial galleries, Annely Juda Fine Art has been a specialist in early 20th-century avant-garde movements since 1968. The gallery is particularly respected for its expertise in Russian Constructivism, De Stijl, and the Bauhaus, alongside a program of contemporary artists working in abstract and constructive traditions.
David Zwirner London
David Zwirner's London gallery in Mayfair is part of one of the most influential commercial gallery networks in the world, with spaces in New York, Los Angeles, Paris, and Hong Kong. The gallery represents major artists including Yayoi Kusama, Gerhard Richter, and Wolfgang Tillmans, alongside significant postwar estates. Exhibitions here consistently attract serious collectors and critical attention from across Europe.
Hauser & Wirth London
Hauser & Wirth's London gallery on Savile Row is part of one of the most influential gallery networks in the world, with spaces across New York, Los Angeles, Somerset, and Asia. The Mayfair space presents museum-caliber exhibitions spanning major living artists and significant estates, from Louise Bourgeois to Rashid Johnson. A dedicated bookshop and arts programming complement the exhibition program.
Pace Gallery London
Pace's London gallery in Mayfair is part of one of the world's leading commercial gallery networks, founded in 1960 and now operating globally across New York, Hong Kong, Seoul, and beyond. The gallery represents a roster spanning generations, from the estates of Alexander Calder and Mark Rothko to major living artists. The London space regularly stages ambitious solo exhibitions and art fair presentations.
Royal Academy
Founded in 1768, the Royal Academy is Britain's oldest fine arts institution, led by and for practising artists. Located in Burlington House on Piccadilly, it stages some of the most attended loan exhibitions in the world, alongside the annual Summer Exhibition, an open submission show held continuously since the RA's founding. Free to enter the courtyard, with ticketed access to the main galleries.
Ending SoonRose Wylie: The Picture Comes First
Until Apr 19
Largest ever UK survey of bold, irreverent paintings by Rose Wylie RA
"When she's on song her works have a larky life of their own. The duds, however, outnumber the triumphs. Often, there's a sense that a Christmas cracker has been pulled. The painting goes off with a bang… then nothing falls out."
— The Times
Michaelina Wautier
Until Jun 21
Rediscovering the 17th-century Flemish artist called the greatest artistic find of the century
"This will probably be the first encounter with Michaelina Wautier's work for UK audiences; grouping all her known works together, having been previously practically nonexistent in the collective imagination, has the uncanny effect of conjuring an entirely new person. An astonishing one of exceptional, fully formed ability."
— The Guardian
Thaddaeus Ropac London
Set in Ely House, a Georgian townhouse in Mayfair, Thaddaeus Ropac's London space presents major contemporary artists in an unusually intimate and architecturally distinguished setting. The gallery represents significant international figures including Georg Baselitz, Anselm Kiefer, and Robert Longo. Ropac operates galleries across Salzburg, Paris, and Seoul, and is considered one of Europe's most respected contemporary art dealers.
