As we usher in 2025, London’s art scene is poised to dazzle and delight with a plethora of exhibitions that promise to challenge perceptions, inspire creativity, and perhaps even provoke a chuckle or two. So, dust off your monocles, don your most avant-garde attire, and prepare to embark on an artistic adventure through the city’s finest galleries.
1. “Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism” at the Royal Academy of Arts
Opening on January 28, this exhibition showcases over 130 works from the 1910s to the 1970s by ten pivotal Brazilian artists. Expect a vibrant tapestry of colors and forms that capture the essence of Brazilian art during this transformative period.
2. “Arteonics” at The Mayor Gallery
Running until January 31, this exhibition celebrates pioneering international kinetic and computer artists whose innovative approaches laid the groundwork for today’s digital art landscape. It’s a must-see for those intrigued by the intersection of art and technology.
3. “True Fiction” at JGM Gallery
On view until January 31, “True Fiction” features works by ten figurative artists exploring abstraction to convey deeper understandings of their subjects. A thought-provoking exploration of reality and perception.
4. “Jim Dine: Tools and Dreams” at Cristea Roberts Gallery
This exhibition, open until January 18, presents new paintings by Jim Dine, offering a fresh perspective on his iconic motifs and themes. A treat for fans of contemporary art.
5. “Japanese Art History à la Takashi Murakami” at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill
Running until March 8, this exhibition features new paintings by Murakami, delving into his fascination with Japanese art narratives and offering interpretations of iconic historical paintings. A vibrant fusion of tradition and modernity.
Top Five Exhibitions to See This Month:
1. “Brasil! Brasil! The Birth of Modernism” at the Royal Academy of Arts
2. “Arteonics” at The Mayor Gallery
3. “True Fiction” at JGM Gallery
4. “Jim Dine: Tools and Dreams” at Cristea Roberts Gallery
5. “Japanese Art History à la Takashi Murakami” at Gagosian Grosvenor Hill
For more details and to plan your visits, check out the respective gallery websites. Happy gallery hopping!
Warm regards,
PW
Note: Exhibition dates and details are subject to change. Please verify with the galleries before planning your visit.