Love, Legacy, and Lively Conversations in Central London

This curated experience weaves through exhibitions that explore emotional depth, artistic legacy, and vibrant social dialogues. From the poignant themes of love and collapse to the celebration of Black music, each stop invites you to reflect and engage.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. States of Love and Collapse

   Serpentine Galleries

   Daniel Brandt’s 'States of Love and Collapse' delves into the fragility of relationships through immersive installations. Keep an eye out for the multi-sensory elements that truly evoke a sense of emotional turbulence.

2. David Hockney: A Year in Normandie and Some Other Thoughts about Painting

   Serpentine Galleries

   Catch David Hockney’s latest musings on painting in 'A Year in Normandie'. The exhibition is free and showcases sketches and digital works that highlight Hockney's playful approach to the mundane.

3. Lancelot Ribeiro: A Risen Voice - Symposium

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   At the V&A, the 'Risen Voice' symposium dives into Lancelot Ribeiro's impact on British art. His Expressionist pieces are a must-see for understanding the evolution of the genre in the UK.

4. Friday Late: To Ebb is To Flow

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   The 'Friday Late: To Ebb is To Flow' event opens up vital discussions on how ESEA artists are reshaping gender perceptions. It’s a fantastic way to meet the artists and perhaps engage in a workshop.

5. Cecily Brown: Picture Making

   Serpentine Galleries

   Cecily Brown's 'Picture Making' features her signature dynamic style and bold colour palettes. This free exhibition is a visual feast, perfect for anyone wanting to see how she captures the chaotic energy of life.

6. The Music Is Black: A British Story

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   'The Music Is Black' at the V&A celebrates a century and a quarter of Black musical heritage in Britain. Don’t miss the rare artifacts and personal stories that amplify the narrative of Black musicians.

7. How We Hold: Rehearsals for Art and Social Change

   Serpentine Galleries

   'How We Hold' encourages discussions on art's role in social change. This ongoing resource invites you to explore how creative practices can lead to community empowerment—more than just an exhibition, it's a movement.

8. Rising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the Pacific

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Rising Voices brings contemporary art from across Asia, Australia, and the Pacific to the V&A. It’s an essential stop for anyone interested in how these regions’ histories and cultures influence modern artistry.