Exhibitions ending soon in London

Last chance to see these London exhibitions closing in the next two weeks.

Showing 5 exhibitions

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2026Ends in 2 days
National Portrait Gallery

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Portrait Award 2026

Until Oct 7

Painting

44th edition of the UK's most prestigious contemporary portrait painting prize

Peter Beard: The Long Practice of ChangeEnds in 5 days
Contemporary Ceramics

Peter Beard: The Long Practice of Change

Until Oct 10

Ceramics

New porcelain work born from two ceramic residencies in China

Anish KapoorEnds in 13 days
Hayward Gallery

Anish Kapoor

Until Oct 18

InstallationSculptureAnish Kapoor

Kapoor fills the Hayward Gallery with mirror sculptures, Vantablack works and three new monumental installations

4/5 from 6 ratings

"In an era when art often seems content with small, dry efforts, Kapoor soaks the Hayward in the blood and guts of his unfettered imagination."

The Guardian
Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane AiEnds in 13 days
Japan House London

Kyotographie: Kawada Kikuji x Iwane Ai

Until Oct 18

FreePhotography

Two generations of Japanese photography, from postwar history to diaspora life

5/5 from 1 rating

"These were revolutionary photographs at the time – and they still feel new in their search to express the inexpressible. The dimly lit, subterranean gallery keeps you cocooned in this elegiac, brooding atmosphere. Kawada is drawn to images that trace the extremities of the Earth, the visible outer edges of our existence – the sky, the horizon, water, burning suns and scorching fires."

The Guardian
Musquiqui Chihying: A Life of NavigationEnds in 13 days
Hayward Gallery

Musquiqui Chihying: A Life of Navigation

Until Oct 18

FreeVideo & Moving ImageInstallation

Four works of humour and critique on urban life and technology

4/5 from 1 rating

"Across the four works, Chihying's humour keeps some pretty knotty ideas about labour, consumerism and technology from getting bogged down in theory. However, it is a small show. Some would say too small."

TimeOut