Tuesday, 10 November 2026
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Historical art, worth seeing in person.
A growing selection from museums and galleries. Dates checked against official announcements.
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Venice · Italy
Peggy Guggenheim Collection
Glass, drawings and archives follow Egidio Costantini’s collaborations with artists and Murano glassmakers.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
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Bengaluru · India
Museum of Art and Photography, Infosys Foundation Gallery
Traditional Indian paintings from the Waswo collection explore connections between portraits, devotional imagery and album-making.
Dates and venue checked 12 October 2026.
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London · United Kingdom
The Wallace Collection
A focused display examines how Cosimo I used images and objects to express dynastic authority.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
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London · United Kingdom
Royal Academy of Arts
The touring exhibition examines Guggenheim’s London gallery and its avant-garde circle.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
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London · United Kingdom
National Gallery
A gathering of Jan van Eyck’s painted portraits, tracing the people and relationships behind them.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
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São Paulo · Brazil
Museu de Arte de São Paulo Assis Chateaubriand (MASP)
Soto’s optical and kinetic experiments bring movement and the viewer into the work.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
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Ottawa · Canada
National Gallery of Canada
A retrospective follows seven decades of Tanabe’s work.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
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Frankfurt am Main · Germany
Städel Museum
Works in several media consider the depiction of skin and touch.
Dates and venue checked 30 September 2026.
Announcements, reviews and the stories behind the exhibitions.
Alfred Wallis occupies an awkwardly comfortable place in the history of British modernism.
A piece of flint, a tangle of vegetation, the worn contours of a bone: Monica Poole found ample material for her imagination in things easily passed over on a country walk.
Peter and Andrew are about to abandon their livelihood. Beside them, another fisherman remains absorbed in the catch, apparently oblivious to the encounter that will change their lives. That contrast between revelation and everyday work animates Luca Giordano’s The Calling of Saints Peter and Andrew, now receiving its first public showing at the MarteS Museo d’Arte Sorlini near Lake Garda.
At just 19cm high, Barbara Hepworth’s Figure of 1933 might seem an unlikely work to hold its own in a company of celebrated British sculptors.
Peter Zumthor’s three new buildings add 1,500 sq. m of gallery space, while the enlarged park opens with visitor numbers initially restricted.
A major retrospective opens in Milton Keynes, bringing the painter’s portraits, seascapes and early studies into the company of his familiar industrial crowds.
