Exhibitions

This major exhibition celebrates contemporary Black designers who are reshaping the British design landscape. Discover works spanning furniture, architecture, fashion, and installation, exploring identity, culture, community, and more. Nue Black Aesthetic is a…

Making Language is a contemporary exhibition by Emma Smith that explores how language shapes ideas of justice, care, and belonging. Bringing together law, art, and community voices, the exhibition invites audiences to…

Dinosaurs Mexico: The International Exhibition is an immersive animatronic dinosaur experience designed and manufactured in Mexico for museums, science centers, zoos, and entertainment venues around the world. The exhibition features full-scale animatronic dinosaurs…

Sacred Earth: Water, Tree, Stone is a profound new body of 48 works by the British artist Fiona McIntyre which focuses on the raw material of the Earth transformed through the alchemy…

The winning combination of Music, Vintage, Festivities, Counterculture, Photography & Arts – all in one exhibition. Summary Music and Vintage are subjects that do attract a vast audience of all demographics. At CameronLife we…

Chewbacca, Mr. Spock, Wolverine, Werewolf, Gremlins, Medusa, Alien, Dragon, Totoro, Marsupilami... the exhibition invites visitors to consider imaginary creatures as though they were real, using them to illuminate the scientific method and…

Flare-Up will be the first institutional exhibition in London to bring together UK-based and international visual artists whose work engages with the poetics and aesthetics of illness, disability, neurodivergence and Deafness. Presenting work…

Astronomy Photographer of the Year is the biggest international competition of its kind, showcasing spectacular images shot by astrophotographers worldwide. It is Organised by the Royal Observatory Greenwich as part of Royal…

Scream-Along is an immersive participatory installation. Visitors step into a fabricated speakeasy-style karaoke bar: a dimly lit room with velvet-panelled walls and thick-pile carpet. They are invited to scream along with a…

This record-breaking blockbuster exhibition charts 5,000 years of mankind’s fascination with our celestial neighbour, from the Stone Age to the Space Age. See and touch real Moon rock, find out if the Americans…

The Snowman was originally created and illustrated by Raymond Briggs, and was first published in 1978. The book is entirely wordless and drawn with pencil, telling the story of The Snowman and…

The Songs The Morning Sang A collaborative project by poet Ian McMillan and photographer Andrew Brooks Exhibition overview The Songs the Morning Sang invites audiences to explore the streets where they live in the early…

Recognising the world’s best nature photography every year since 1965. Experience the wonder of life on Earth through the world’s best wildlife photography. Every year, professional and amateur photographers from more than 110…

Dance Out is an exhibition of paintings, drawings and film that celebrates dance as an everyday human activity, both solitary and social. The RWA itself will shape-shift during the exhibition, with the…

Howard Hodgkin: In A Public Garden is the largest institutional exhibition of original prints by the acclaimed British artist to date. Curated by renowned art historian Richard Calvocoressi, this landmark show features…

The Pictopoietarium is a living exhibition, part travelling museum, part poetic ecosystem, that brings together artworks, texts and imaginal specimens cultivated by visual artist Janet Waring Rago. It is not a static…

The ‘Information Age’, also known as the ‘Computer Age’, the ‘Digital Age’, and the ‘New Media Age’, began in the mid-20th century, marking a rapid transformation in both our professional and personal…

An immersive exhibition from London based collective Marshmallow Laser Feast. Works of Nature brings together five major artworks, on a grand, awe-inspiring scale illuminating the hidden forces surrounding us, revealing the sublime…

It’s a lovely morning in the village and you are a horrible goose. A playful exhibition exploring the ‘hit’ video game Untitled Goose Game by Melbourne based House House. Deep dive into the…

A new immersive exhibition, featuring Back to Back’s new film Agincourt, bringing fresh perspective to Shakespeare’s timeless story of Henry V. The latest production in the company’s expansive body of screen-based work,…