A New York artist's abstract works are currently on display at London's White Cube Mason's Yard, where they showcase a seductive and lyrical beauty that blurs the lines between embroidery and painting. The exhibition runs until February 28.
In Nottingham, the city's Lakeside Arts venue is hosting an exhibition of Andy Warhol's work from January 24 to April 19. Although Trump has taken office in America, Warhol continues to captivate audiences with his iconic images of celebrities and consumer culture.
At Patrick Heide Contemporary Art in London, an intriguing exploration of how drawing can grow from performance art or vice versa is on display until March 7. This exhibition features works by Carali McCall, Jaanika Peerna, and others.
London's Bernard Jacobson Gallery is showcasing a homage to the great landscape artist John Constable, with works by David Hockney, John Hoyland, and more from January 29 to February 27.
Mario Merz's protective and welcoming igloo sculpture is part of an exhibition at Sprovieri in London until March 13. The artist was known for his environmentally sensitive arte povera style.
The Guardian also highlights a new painting by Lorenzo Veneziano, the Madonna of Humility with Saints Mark and John, which is currently on display at the National Gallery in London. This medieval work showcases a tender moment between mother and child that lifts it from gold-laden piety to human profundity.
In Nottingham, the city's Lakeside Arts venue is hosting an exhibition of Andy Warhol's work from January 24 to April 19. Although Trump has taken office in America, Warhol continues to captivate audiences with his iconic images of celebrities and consumer culture.
At Patrick Heide Contemporary Art in London, an intriguing exploration of how drawing can grow from performance art or vice versa is on display until March 7. This exhibition features works by Carali McCall, Jaanika Peerna, and others.
London's Bernard Jacobson Gallery is showcasing a homage to the great landscape artist John Constable, with works by David Hockney, John Hoyland, and more from January 29 to February 27.
Mario Merz's protective and welcoming igloo sculpture is part of an exhibition at Sprovieri in London until March 13. The artist was known for his environmentally sensitive arte povera style.
The Guardian also highlights a new painting by Lorenzo Veneziano, the Madonna of Humility with Saints Mark and John, which is currently on display at the National Gallery in London. This medieval work showcases a tender moment between mother and child that lifts it from gold-laden piety to human profundity.
I'm loving these art exhibitions popping up around London right now! You know what's crazy? The way Warhol's work still holds up even with Trump in the White House 
. It just goes to show that his fascination with celebrity culture and consumerism is timeless... or at least, it feels like it 
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. And have you seen the Madonna of Humility by Lorenzo Veneziano? 
That medieval piece is giving me all the feels - that tender moment between mother and child is just so beautifully rendered. It's like you can feel the emotion radiating off the canvas 
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It's like stepping into a cozy little world... who knew art could be so welcoming? 
, but I'm also totally overhyped about it 
... like, why do we need another Andy Warhol exhibit? 
At the same time, I'm totally stoked to see some amazing contemporary artists like Carali McCall and Jaanika Peerna at Patrick Heide Contemporary Art... their work is so innovative and forward-thinking 
. But wait, isn't this just another example of how art worlds are always imitating each other? 
Like, can't we create something entirely new for once? 
. And can we talk about Constable's landscapes for a sec? Those hills and skies are like the ultimate feel-good vibes 
. I also really appreciate how some of these exhibitions are exploring this intersection between performance art and drawing – feels like there's so much room for creativity and experimentation 
! The way the artist blended embroidery with painting was like nothing i've ever seen before. I'm loving how art is still pushing boundaries in 2025! Meanwhile, Warhol's work still holding up? no cap, that guy was a genius 
. And did u know about Lorenzo Veneziano's medieval masterpiece @ the National Gallery? 
I went to the White Cube Mason's Yard last weekend and was blown away by that NYC artist's stuff – the way they blended embroidery with painting, it was like nothing I've ever seen before! 
And can you believe Warhol's still got us hooked? 
what's crazy is how some of these artists are pushing boundaries between drawing & performance art @ patrick heide contemporary art, thats so cool to see how it all flows together 
and i love how they're doing an homage to constable at bernard jacobson gallery 
that painting by Lorenzo Veneziano at national gallery tho.. it's like a tender moment from another era 
. but what really caught my eye was that new veneziano painting - i love how you highlighted its human side 
! It's like they're giving us a reason to stay indoors on rainy days 
. I mean, Warhol's iconic works are still going strong even with Trump in the White House 
, but some of his work just feels like it's stuck in a weird time capsule. And what's up with the juxtaposition of modern art and historical masterpieces? I mean, we're basically showing Warhol alongside Constable... it's like they're from different planets 
. On the other hand, that igloo sculpture by Mario Merz is actually pretty cool - love how he incorporates environmental themes into his art 
. Also, that painting by Lorenzo Veneziano? Mind. Blown. 
, and I'm intrigued by the Warhol show in Nottingham - I mean, who doesn't love a good dose of old-school pop culture? 
It's like, how do you even choose between creating something abstract and then making it interactive or vice versa?! 
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. Not to mention that Mario Merz's igloo sculpture is so trippy and Instagram-worthy 
. The Bernard Jacobson Gallery's John Constable tribute is also lovely, who wouldn't want to bask in some beautiful landscapes? 
