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London Gallery Weekend’s Autumn Afterlife

June’s London Gallery Weekend has, in recent years, quietly stopped being a single weekend. Several of the galleries that opened exhibitions to coincide with the event’s private views on 4–7 June kept those same shows running deep into September — Sadie Coles HQ’s presentations by John Currin, Helen Marten and Kiik Amor among them, with both the Currin exhibition at 17 Savile Row and Marten’s presentation at The Shop on Kingly Street scheduled to run until 12 September.

Oct 22 min read

Visitors browsing an open artist’s studio during APT Open Studios in Deptford

Deptford’s Open Studios and the Case for London’s Grassroots Art Spaces

Art in Perpetuity Trust opens its Deptford studios to the public this weekend, offering free, direct access to working artists ahead of London’s fair-driven autumn calendar. The event stands as a functioning counterpoint to Frieze week’s VIP-priced access model.

Sep 302 min read

Frieze London Returns to Regent’s Park with New Curated Sections

Frieze London and Frieze Masters return to The Regent’s Park this October with fifty curated presentations and four solo artist stands. The free Frieze Sculpture programme opens weeks earlier, offering the fair’s most accessible point of entry.

Sep 282 min read

Gabriel Orozco’s Chronotopic at White Cube Bermondsey, London, a major 2026 exhibition spanning more than three decades of the Mexican artist’s practice.

White Cube Bermondsey Marks Twenty Years of Gabriel Orozco with “Chronotopic”

White Cube Bermondsey presents Gabriel Orozco: Chronotopic, bringing together more than 100 works across sculpture, painting, photography and works on paper in a major survey spanning three decades.

Sep 142 min read