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Photo London 2027: May 13-16 at Olympia — Photo London

The UK's leading photography fair returns for its twelfth edition at the redeveloped Olympia venue with expanded gallery spaces and new talk areas.

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Photo London 2026: Curated Sections and Emerging Voices — Photo London

The fair's first Olympia edition features expanded curated sections showcasing ambitious presentations, solo projects, and emerging photographers alongside established galleries.

Cinema 2026 official selection announced for September — Venice Biennale
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Cinema 2026 official selection announced for September — Venice Biennale

The 83rd Venice Film Festival opens September 2-12, 2026 at the Lido with the official selection unveiled.

Wayne McGregor returns as Dance director through 2028 — Venice Biennale
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Wayne McGregor returns as Dance director through 2028 — Venice Biennale

Choreographer Sir Wayne McGregor confirmed to lead the Dance sector for the 2027-2028 biennium following successful 2026 festival.

Louisiana lines up Tracey Emin, Remedios Varo and Kippenberger
Museum & gallery
Louisiana lines up Tracey Emin, Remedios Varo and Kippenberger

The Danish museum on the Øresund has published a season that runs to 2028 — and Sophie Calle, Lucian Freud and Arthur Jafa are on the walls right now.

A century of artists arguing with the newspaper, in Prague
Museum & gallery
A century of artists arguing with the newspaper, in Prague

DOX hangs the Nobel collection — art shaped by the press — and then screens nine films about journalism on its roof.

Picture Perfect: sixty-five artists take apart the idea of beauty
Museum & gallery
Picture Perfect: sixty-five artists take apart the idea of beauty

Bozar follows its exhibition on love with one on physical beauty — and refuses to moralise about it.

Terminal Piece: mumok turns five floors into a play
Museum & gallery
Terminal Piece: mumok turns five floors into a play

Kate Millett said she had to build the work because it could not be written. Vienna's museum of modern art takes her at her word.

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