Exhibitions in London
November 2026
November at a glance: 14 exhibitions opening, 14 closing, and 53 more on view across the city.
Opening in November
Charlie Mackesy: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, the Horse...and You3 NovDulwich Picture Gallery
The first UK museum show by author-illustrator Charlie Mackesy: never-before-seen early sketches and original works from The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse.
Winston Taylor Photo Portrait Prize 20265 NovNational Portrait Gallery
The Gallery's flagship photography prize — now sponsored by Winston Taylor and renamed the Winston Taylor Photo Portrait Prize 2026 — returns with the best contemporary portrait photography from emerging talents and established names.
Clare Muller6 NovMuseum of Youth Culture · Free
Unseen and newly digitised youth culture photographs from the archive of Clare Muller, shown in the museum's Café Gallery.
The Nue Black Aesthetic6 NovDesign Museum
Major exhibition celebrating contemporary Black designers reshaping British design across furniture, architecture, fashion and installation.
Constantinople to Istanbul: One City, Two Empires7 NovVictoria and Albert Museum
A major UK-first exhibition exploring 1,600 years of art and design from one of the world's greatest cities, across the Byzantine and Ottoman empires.
Beyond the Streets11 NovSaatchi Gallery
Six decades of street culture's influence on art, photography, fashion, music and activism: over 100 creators across ten-plus rooms, from graffiti and hip-hop to 2Tone.
Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant: Inside Bloomsbury12 NovTate Britain
The 50-year creative partnership of Bloomsbury artists Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, with over 300 works and a recreation of their studio at Charleston in Sussex.
The Film London Jarman Award 202617 NovWhitechapel Gallery · Free
Work from the four shortlisted artists for the Film London Jarman Award, which recognises and supports UK artists working with moving image. The winner is announced 24 November 2026.
Cosimo I de' Medici: Art and Dynasty18 NovWallace Collection · Free
A free display showing how Cosimo I de' Medici, first Grand Duke of Tuscany, used art to build his authority and secure his dynasty, from a monumental wine cooler bearing his emblem to a ceremonial sword linking him to Hercules.
Peggy Guggenheim in London21 NovRoyal Academy of Arts
Explores Guggenheim's short-lived Guggenheim Jeune gallery (1938-39) and how it introduced avant-garde art to London.
Van Eyck: The Portraits21 NovNational Gallery
For the first time in history, all of Jan van Eyck's surviving painted portraits brought together in one exhibition.
Andrius Arutiunian: They Tried to Count Us24 NovHayward Gallery · Free
The Armenian-Lithuanian artist's first UK solo show, reconstructing a fragment of an unfinished radio anechoic chamber from an Armenian radio telescope alongside sculptures and a new sound piece exploring myth and cosmic phenomena.
Nan Goldin: You Never Did Anything Wrong24 NovHayward Gallery
A major solo show by the American photographer and activist, spanning five decades of intimate work on relationships, addiction and queer subcultures, alongside four recent films including the public debut of a new work.
Christmas at the Tower27 NovTower of London · Free
Victorian Christmas traditions at the Tower, from Christmas cards to gift giving. Included in palace admission (Members go free).
Closing in November
Halloween at the Tower of London1 NovTower of London · Free
October half-term event: step into a world of chilling tales and dare to face the spirits that roam the Tower. Included in palace admission.
Not Dead Vol 2: DIY, The Power of Gigs, A Diary by Jeanie Jean1 NovMuseum of Youth Culture · Free
Jeanie Jean's diary of DIY gigs and the scenes around them, the second Not Dead show, in the Upstairs Gallery.
Beauty and Destruction: Wartime London in Art1 NovImperial War Museum · Free
As bombs fell on 1940s London, artists responded. Over 45 paintings and drawings, with photographs, film and oral histories, capture a city both familiar and strange.
- Things I Lied to My Parents About1 Nov
Museum of Youth Culture · Free
Real confessions of what people lied to their parents about as teenagers, with space to add your own, in the Youth Club Gallery.
Art Now: Mohammed Z Rahman8 NovTate Britain · Free
British-Bengali artist Mohammed Z Rahman presents a two-act display exploring home, love and connection through paintings inspired by personal stories and memories, shown alongside works from the Tate collection.
- This Must Be the Place: Artists for Whitechapel Gallery8 Nov
Whitechapel Gallery
A special exhibition and sale marking the gallery's 125th anniversary, featuring 24 international artists working primarily in painting, with proceeds supporting the gallery and artists.
Day8 NovRoyal Academy of Arts · Free
A free exhibition by current RA Schools students Anna Metzger, Sam Tromp and Joel Wycherley, exploring fractured narratives across bodily and architectural scales.
Roots15 NovThe Photographers' Gallery · Free
Group exhibition in the Print Sales Gallery exploring trees, memory and culture through photography and mixed media across global landscapes.
Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends15 NovVictoria and Albert Museum
A behind-the-scenes look at Aardman's stop-motion animation, revisiting Wallace & Gromit, Shaun the Sheep and Morph. At Young V&A.
Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art15 NovVictoria and Albert Museum
The UK's first exhibition on Elsa Schiaparelli, tracing the surrealist designer's influence from the 1920s to today and the house's revival under Daniel Roseberry.
Up Yours! God Save The Queens22 NovMuseum of Youth Culture · Free
The Up Yours! Collective's show on 50 years of women in punk, dedicated to Poly Styrene, with unseen archive material, photography, fashion and new artworks.
Winston Churchill: The Painter29 NovWallace Collection
A major retrospective of over 50 of Sir Winston Churchill's paintings, from wartime scenes and Mediterranean landscapes to intimate views of his home at Chartwell.
The Coming of Age29 NovWellcome Collection · Free
Over 150 artworks and objects explore how experiences of ageing across all life stages are shaped by environment, culture and society, and what greater longevity means.
Declaring Independence: USA 25029 NovBritish Museum · Free
Marking 250 years since the Declaration of Independence, this Room 3 display uncovers the Indigenous and global histories behind the founding of the United States through treaties, diplomatic gifts and resistance.
Also on through November
Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the Deepto 3 Jan 2027Natural History Museum
Dive back in time to meet the fiercest marine reptiles ever to swim the oceans, from giant ichthyosaurs to plesiosaurs, in this immersive deep-sea exhibition.
Frida: The Making of an Iconto 3 Jan 2027Tate Modern
Over 30 iconic works by Frida Kahlo alongside contemporary pieces, exploring her rise into a global cultural and commercial phenomenon.
Sir Richard Owen: A Natural Legacyto 4 Jan 2027Natural History Museum · Free
A free display on the life of Sir Richard Owen, the Victorian zoologist and palaeontologist whose vision led to the creation of the Natural History Museum, featuring previously unseen artworks, personal publications, and archival photographs.
- Salman Toor: Drawingsto 10 Jan 2027
Courtauld Gallery
A focused display of works on paper — ink, charcoal, gouache — showing how drawing is central to Toor's practice: border checkpoints, still-life compositions, and reinterpretations of historical paintings. Shown in the Drawings Gallery alongside the main solo show.
Salman Toor: Someone Like Youto 10 Jan 2027Courtauld Gallery
The New York painter's first European solo museum show, around 20 paintings exploring queer and immigrant life, with a companion drawings display.
The Music is Black: A British Storyto 10 Jan 2027V&A East Museum
125 years of Black music-making in Britain. An immersive audio experience spanning four continents, telling a story of excellence, struggle, resilience and joy.
Justin Caguiat: Change Ringingto 10 Jan 2027Serpentine Gallery · Free
Justin Caguiat's first major UK exhibition brings together painting, sculpture, printmaking, sound and film in a site-responsive installation, including thermochromic paintings that shift with heat and light and bronze bells that ring in continually changing sequences.
Rising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the Pacificto 10 Jan 2027Victoria and Albert Museum
A landmark V&A collaboration with Brisbane's QAGOMA, showcasing over 40 contemporary artists and First Nations perspectives from across Asia, Australia and the Pacific.
The Music is Black: A British Storyto 10 Jan 2027Victoria and Albert Museum
An immersive sound exhibition spanning 125 years of Black music-making in Britain, with over 120 tracks tracing excellence, struggle, resilience and joy.
- LAIKA presents Wildwood: The Exhibitionto 10 Jan 2027
Design Museum
Behind the scenes of LAIKA's stop-motion film Wildwood, with original props, sketches, puppets and miniature sets, in the Helene and Johannes Huth Gallery.
Screen Portraits: Whitechapel Gallery Artists – Part 2to 13 Jan 2027Whitechapel Gallery · Free
Film programme for the gallery's 125th anniversary with works by Ayo Akingbade, Holly Graham, Maz Murray and Gaby Sahhar, shown in Gallery 5.
Freddie Mercury | Splendid Thingsto 17 Jan 2027Victoria and Albert Museum · Free
A free trail of eight Freddie Mercury stage looks across the V&A's galleries, from the Bohemian Rhapsody catsuit to his Knebworth crown and cloak.
Michael Landy: Future Ruinsto 17 Jan 2027Sir John Soane's Museum · Free
Michael Landy's meticulous watercolour and pen drawings imagining iconic buildings, including Soane's own museum, as overgrown future ruins.
Tate Britain Commission 2026: Zineb Sedirato 17 Jan 2027Tate Britain · Free
British-French-Algerian artist Zineb Sedira creates a major site-specific installation for the Duveen Galleries, exploring memory, migration and displacement through photography, performance, video and installation.
Ana Mendietato 17 Jan 2027Tate Modern
Newly remastered films, early paintings and late sculptures by the Cuban-American artist, including her Silueta series, many never seen in the UK.
Hokusai: Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji from the Iuchi Collectionto 17 Jan 2027Dulwich Picture Gallery
Hokusai's complete Thirty-six Views of Mt. Fuji, shown in the UK for the first time courtesy of the Iuchi Collection, including the iconic Great Wave.
Winifred Gill: A Bloomsbury Pioneerto 20 Jan 2027Courtauld Gallery
The overlooked contributions of Winifred Gill (1891–1981), central figure at Roger Fry's Omega Workshops — toy designs, still life painting, and prints tracing her work as an arts and crafts educator.
Yuko Mohri: In Concertto 24 Jan 2027Barbican Centre · Free
Japanese artist Yuko Mohri transforms The Curve with a site-responsive commission exploring states of flux and acts of repair via light, sound and kinetic sculpture featuring Barbican objects.
The RA Collectionto 29 Jan 2027Royal Academy of Arts · Free
Diploma Works and treasures from the RA Collection spanning over 300 years, shown free in the historic John Madejski Fine Rooms while the main Collections Gallery is expanded. Closed on select dates (21 Jul, 11 Aug, 4 Sep, 2 Oct, 6 Nov, 4 Dec 2026).
By Appointment Only: Romani Art, Culture & Heritageto 31 Jan 2027London Museum · Free
A rotating display in the Reflections Room featuring British Romani artists Corrina Eastwood, Delaine Le Bas and Dan Turner, celebrating the livelihoods, creativity and craft of Romani communities alongside a historical timeline from 500 CE to 2022.
Painting the French Rivierato 31 Jan 2027Royal Academy of Arts
Monet, Matisse, Dufy and others capture the light and colour of the Cote d'Azur in this survey of the French Riviera's pull on modern painters.
Amar Kanwarto 31 Jan 2027Serpentine Gallery · Free
A major solo exhibition of new and existing films by New Delhi-based artist Amar Kanwar, transforming Serpentine North into a meditative visual and sonic environment exploring displacement, nationalism and memory.
Renoir and Loveto 31 Jan 2027National Gallery
The most significant UK exhibition of Pierre-Auguste Renoir in 20 years, tracing love and affection in his art, including 'Dance at the Moulin de la Galette'.
Koreato 31 Jan 2027British Museum
Two thousand years of Korean creativity in sculpture, painting and decorative arts, from around 300 BC to today, the most comprehensive survey seen in Europe in 40 years.
Nicole Eisenmanto 5 Feb 2027Royal Academy of Arts · Free
A major new courtyard sculpture by New York-based artist Nicole Eisenman, installed in front of Burlington House.
Tim Walker's Fairyland: Love and Legendsto 7 Feb 2027National Portrait Gallery
Photographer Tim Walker celebrates the UK's LGBTQ+ trailblazers in a fantastical exploration of queer identity, community and love.
Yinka Shonibare and Thomas Gainsborough: A Conversationto 7 Feb 2027National Gallery · Free
Yinka Shonibare's contemporary response shown alongside Thomas Gainsborough's 'Mr and Mrs Andrews'. Free to all visitors.
Rudy Loewe: Intimacies of Care – Spaces of Grief and Possibilityto 7 Feb 2027Wellcome Collection · Free
Multidisciplinary artworks by Rudy Loewe reimagine mental healthcare, centring the lived experience of Black people whose UK care is shaped by racist discrimination.
Audrey Amiss: The Surviving Exhibitionsto 7 Feb 2027Wellcome Collection · Free
The first museum show of Audrey Amiss (1933-2013): drawings, paintings and other works through which she spoke out against harmful treatment within the mental health system.
- Cecilia Vicuña: Foraging Quiputo 14 Feb 2027
Whitechapel Gallery · Free
A free participatory installation in Gallery 4, running alongside Cecilia Vicuña: Living Threads. Visitors contribute to a collective quipu — the Andean knotted-cord form central to Vicuña's practice.
Cecilia Vicuña: Living Threadsto 14 Feb 2027Whitechapel Gallery
The first major UK survey of the Chilean artist, poet and activist, spanning six decades of work that dissolves boundaries between art, poetry, performance and ritual. Includes a companion participatory installation, Foraging Quipu.
The 90s: Art and Fashionto 14 Feb 2027Tate Britain
Curated by Edward Enninful, a major show on how 1990s British art, fashion and photography fused into one cultural force, with Hirst, Lucas, McQueen, Westwood and Teller.
Snap Happy! How Children Became Photographersto 21 Feb 2027The Photographers' Gallery
Through photographs and archives, celebrates the creativity and curiosity of children as photographers.
Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photographyto 21 Feb 2027Tate Modern
Around 200 prints by more than 80 artists trace pictorialism, the first international art photography movement, across the globe.
William Eggleston: All that goes unnoticedto 21 Feb 2027The Photographers' Gallery
Major exhibition celebrating 50 years since William Eggleston's Guide (1976), the book that helped establish colour photography as fine art.
British Wildlife Photography Awardsto 21 Feb 2027Horniman Museum · Free
Award-winning British wildlife photography spanning animal behaviour, botanical subjects, urban wildlife and marine life, with captions giving context for each image.
Sanlé Sory: Colour Yearsto 21 Feb 2027The Photographers' Gallery
Sanlé Sory's rarely seen colour photographs shown together for the first time, capturing youth culture and fashion in Burkina Faso.
Childhood in Warto 28 Feb 2027Imperial War Museum · Free
The UK's first exhibition on how war has shaped children's lives from 1914 to today, told through personal objects, immersive set pieces and much-loved children's books.
Robert Ryman: The Real Thingto 28 Feb 2027Barbican Centre
Major retrospective of over 60 works by American painter Robert Ryman, whose largely white, square canvases invite a closer look at materials and surface.
Gathering Groundto 7 Mar 2027Tate Modern · Free
A collection display bringing together works by artists including Abbas Akhavan, Abel Rodríguez and Zheng Bo, exploring the connection between environmental and social justice.
Multiplied wonders: Italian Renaissance woodcutsto 21 Mar 2027British Museum · Free
The first display devoted to Italian Renaissance woodcuts, from early devotional prints to chiaroscuro designs by Titian and Parmigianino, in Rooms 90 and 90a.
Dame Vera Lynn Collectionto 2 Apr 2027Imperial War Museum
A selection of Dame Vera Lynn's personal objects, including letters, correspondence and uniform items from her recently acquired Second World War archive, on display for 12 months near the entrance to the Second World War Galleries.
Es Devlinto 4 Apr 2027Design Museum
The first UK retrospective of artist-designer Es Devlin's 30-year practice in sculpture, performance, language and light, with maquettes and new commissions.
Hyundai Commission: Tarek Atouito 11 Apr 2027Tate Modern · Free
The 11th annual Hyundai Commission fills the Turbine Hall with a site-specific installation by artist and composer Tarek Atoui, blending music, technology, sculpture and performance into multisensory environments.
Becoming America: How Science Shaped a Nationto 25 Apr 2027Science Museum · Free
Marking 250 years since US independence, this exhibition reveals the science behind the nation's founding through maps, paintings and instruments from the 1760s to 1790s.
Metamorphoses: Porcelain Sculpture by Rachel Kneeboneto 25 Apr 2027Wallace Collection · Free
Acclaimed artist Rachel Kneebone presents nine white porcelain sculptures throughout the Wallace Collection's galleries, including two newly created works, in dialogue with the museum's historic decorative arts.
Art deco: the golden age of poster designto 30 Apr 2027London Transport Museum
Over 100 original London Transport posters mark the centenary of art deco, with work by design greats like McKnight Kauffer and Jean Dupas, plus Charles Holden's Tube architecture.
Julio Le Parc: Light. Colour. Action.to 3 May 2027Tate Modern
An immersive retrospective of seven decades of kinetic and interactive works, with light sculptures and geometric paintings that turn viewers into participants.
American Photographsto 16 May 2027Victoria and Albert Museum · Free
A free display drawn from the V&A's US photography collection, revealing the breadth of the country's photographic traditions from early prints to contemporary work.
Tenderness and Rageto 30 May 2027Wellcome Collection · Free
A display exploring HIV and AIDS through stories of protest and care, from the UK's 1980s-90s epidemic to global activism today, via photography, film and archives.
NINAGAWA Mika: Captive Bloomsto 1 Jun 2027The Photographers' Gallery · Free
A free outdoor exhibition of Mika Ninagawa's vibrant, dream-like photographs of blooming flowers and goldfish that dissolve the boundary between real and imagined.
The Bayeux Tapestryto 11 Jul 2027British Museum
The 70-metre tapestry depicting the 1066 Norman invasion, shown in the UK for the first time in almost 1,000 years.
Wildlife Photographer of the Yearto 11 Jul 2027Natural History Museum
Back for another year with 100 new images: the world's best nature photography, from polar landscapes to tropical rainforests, displayed in an immersive exhibition of award-winning shots.
Image credits
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- Charlie Mackesy: The Boy, the Mole, the Fox, the Horse...and YouCourtesy of Dulwich Picture Gallery
- Winston Taylor Photo Portrait Prize 2026Courtesy of National Portrait Gallery
- Clare Muller© Clare Muller / Museum of Youth Culture
- The Nue Black AestheticCourtesy of Design Museum
- Constantinople to Istanbul: One City, Two EmpiresCourtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum
- Beyond the StreetsGOLDIE spraying a can of Buntlack. Photo by Gus Coral.
- Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant: Inside BloomsburyCourtesy of Tate Britain
- The Film London Jarman Award 2026Courtesy Jarman Award 2026
- Cosimo I de' Medici: Art and DynastyCourtesy of Wallace Collection
- Peggy Guggenheim in LondonCourtesy of Royal Academy of Arts
- Van Eyck: The PortraitsCourtesy of National Gallery
- Andrius Arutiunian: They Tried to Count UsCourtesy of Hayward Gallery
- Nan Goldin: You Never Did Anything WrongCourtesy of Hayward Gallery
- Christmas at the TowerCourtesy of Tower of London
- Halloween at the Tower of LondonCourtesy of Tower of London
- Not Dead Vol 2: DIY, The Power of Gigs, A Diary by Jeanie JeanMuseum of Youth Culture
- Beauty and Destruction: Wartime London in ArtCourtesy of Imperial War Museum
- Art Now: Mohammed Z RahmanTate. © reserved.
- DayCourtesy of Royal Academy of Arts
- RootsCourtesy of The Photographers' Gallery
- Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and FriendsCourtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum
- Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes ArtCourtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum
- Up Yours! God Save The Queens© Gaye Black / Chris Eddy @ Original45
- Winston Churchill: The Painter© Churchill Heritage Ltd. Photo: ©Royal Academy of Arts, London; photographer: John Hammond.
- The Coming of AgePhoto: Steven Pocock. Source: Wellcome Collection
- Declaring Independence: USA 250Courtesy of British Museum
- Jurassic Oceans: Monsters of the DeepCourtesy of Natural History Museum
- Frida: The Making of an IconCourtesy of Tate Modern
- Sir Richard Owen: A Natural LegacyCourtesy of Natural History Museum
- Salman Toor: Someone Like You© Salman Toor; Courtesy of the artist, Luhring Augustine, New York, and Thomas Dane Gallery. Photo: Genevieve Hanson
- The Music is Black: A British StoryCourtesy of V&A East Museum
- Justin Caguiat: Change RingingCourtesy Serpentine. Photo: George Darrell
- Rising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the PacificCourtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum
- The Music is Black: A British StoryCourtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum
- Screen Portraits: Whitechapel Gallery Artists – Part 2Gaby Sahhar, Abstraction Belongs to Us, 2026. Film still. Courtesy the artist.
- Freddie Mercury | Splendid ThingsFreddie Mercury in the Made in Heaven music video. Photography by Simon Fowler © Mercury Songs Ltd
- Michael Landy: Future Ruins© Michael Landy. Courtesy the artist and Thomas Dane Gallery. Photo: Prudence Cuming Fine Art Photography.
- Tate Britain Commission 2026: Zineb SediraPhoto © Tate (Joe Humphrys)
- Ana Mendieta©The Estate of Ana Mendieta Collection, LLC. Licensed by Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York / DACS, 2026 / Courtesy Marian Goodman Gallery and Alison Jacques, London.
- Hokusai: Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji from the Iuchi CollectionCourtesy of Dulwich Picture Gallery
- Winifred Gill: A Bloomsbury Pioneer© Bodleian, Oxford
- Yuko Mohri: In ConcertCourtesy of Barbican Centre
- The RA CollectionCourtesy of Royal Academy of Arts
- By Appointment Only: Romani Art, Culture & Heritage© London Museum
- Painting the French RivieraCourtesy of Royal Academy of Arts
- Amar KanwarCourtesy of Serpentine Gallery
- Renoir and LoveCourtesy of National Gallery
- KoreaCourtesy of British Museum
- Nicole EisenmanCourtesy of Royal Academy of Arts
- Tim Walker's Fairyland: Love and LegendsCourtesy of National Portrait Gallery
- Yinka Shonibare and Thomas Gainsborough: A ConversationCourtesy of National Gallery
- Rudy Loewe: Intimacies of Care – Spaces of Grief and PossibilityCourtesy of Wellcome Collection
- Audrey Amiss: The Surviving ExhibitionsCourtesy of Wellcome Collection
- Cecilia Vicuña: Living ThreadsCourtesy of Whitechapel Gallery
- The 90s: Art and Fashion© Juergen Teller, All rights Reserved
- Snap Happy! How Children Became PhotographersCourtesy of The Photographers' Gallery
- Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography© Estate of Lang Jingshan
- William Eggleston: All that goes unnoticedCourtesy of The Photographers' Gallery
- British Wildlife Photography AwardsCourtesy of Horniman Museum
- Sanlé Sory: Colour Years© Sanlé Sory, 2026. Courtesy of Tezeta.
- Childhood in War© IWM (Art. IWM PST 8105)
- Robert Ryman: The Real ThingCourtesy of Barbican Centre
- Gathering Ground© Abel Rodriguez, courtesy of the artist and Instituto de Vision
- Multiplied wonders: Italian Renaissance woodcutsCourtesy of British Museum
- Dame Vera Lynn CollectionCourtesy of Imperial War Museum
- Es DevlinCourtesy of Design Museum
- Hyundai Commission: Tarek AtouiCourtesy of Tate Modern
- Becoming America: How Science Shaped a NationCourtesy of Science Museum
- Metamorphoses: Porcelain Sculpture by Rachel Kneebone© Rachel Kneebone. Photo © White Cube (Theo Christelis)
- Art deco: the golden age of poster designCourtesy of London Transport Museum
- Julio Le Parc: Light. Colour. Action.Lent by the Atelier Le Parc 2026 © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2026
- American PhotographsCourtesy of Victoria and Albert Museum
- Tenderness and RageGallery Photo: Benjamin Gilbert. © Wellcome Collection
- NINAGAWA Mika: Captive BloomsCourtesy of The Photographers' Gallery
- The Bayeux TapestryCourtesy of British Museum
- Wildlife Photographer of the YearCourtesy of Natural History Museum
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