Ending SoonSteven Shearer: My Moody Muse
Until Jul 31
New figurative oil paintings on bodily fragility, mortality, and transformation
Mayfair has one of the highest concentrations of major international galleries in the world, with Gagosian, Hauser & Wirth, Pace, David Zwirner and more all within a short walk of each other. These are the exhibitions currently on show.
Showing 8 museums and 13 exhibitions
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.
Gagosian's principal London gallery on Davies Street in Mayfair is where the gallery stages its most significant UK presentations. Representing a roster including Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, and Richard Serra alongside major postwar estates, exhibitions here regularly draw international collectors and art-world attention. Part of a global network of over 20 locations across New York, Paris, and beyond.
One of three Gagosian spaces in London, the Grosvenor Hill gallery occupies a grand space in Mayfair and presents high-profile exhibitions from the gallery's globally renowned roster. Gagosian represents artists including Damien Hirst, Cindy Sherman, and the estates of major postwar figures, across a network of over 20 locations worldwide. The three London spaces often run ambitious programming simultaneously.
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.
Ending SoonUntil Aug 1
First London show in a decade — new drawings and a rare cast-glass sculpture
Ending SoonUntil Aug 1
Five decades of Picabia — from Dada and Transparencies to late abstractions
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.
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.

Until Aug 23
Annual open exhibition coordinated by Ryan Gander on Interconnectedness
"But for pure painterly excellence, you won't get much better than Glen Pudvine and Harriet Porter. The former's image of two hands unfolding a piece of paper is stunningly executed. The latter's painting of a small, silver pot is beautiful, hazy, minimal, serene."

Until Aug 30
Free open-submission exhibition for UK students aged 4–18, now in its 8th year

Until Oct 25
Dadd's intricate Victorian fairy paintings made during 42 years in Bethlem and Broadmoor
"Dadd was an interesting artist before Bedlam but became a great one in it – and a modern artist at that. In his own lonely way he overthrows the rules of art, reaching for unsettling new truths akin to those Manet and Whistler were probing, out in the “sane” world."
Five-storey Mayfair townhouse on London's famous tailoring street, opened 2025. Offers ambitious multi-floor exhibition programming in a distinguished Georgian setting.

Until Sep 12
Five-film meditation on life stages, with animation and composed sound

Until Sep 12
John Currin returns with new paintings of women in Arcadian landscapes
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.
Ending SoonUntil Jul 31
Resonance Paintings connecting Palaeolithic cave acoustics to contemporary art
Ending SoonUntil Jul 31
Site-specific show colliding luxury aesthetics with war reportage