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In September 2026, Art on the Underground will present a large-scale commission by Scottish painter Caroline Walker at Stratford station.

Clare Woods' solo exhibition Garden Without Seasons, opening in summer 2026, will present a multitude of works at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery.

This summer, Jonathan Baldock presents a new commission at the Arnolfini, channelling his long-held interest in myth and folklore.

To mark Deborah Roberts' first institutional solo show in New York, Consequences of being, the artist will be in conversation with television writer and film producer Mara Brock Akil.

The artist’s first solo museum show in the United States presents Sanctuary City (2024), an installation of 18 scaled-down replicas of historical and contemporary buildings associated with refuge, highlighting the ongoing human need for safety and shelter.

Caroline Walker's Study for First Aid (2025) will be included in Seeds of Solidarity, a charity art auction for Health Workers 4 Palestine’s Gaza medics Solidarity Fund.

Set within India Mahdavi’s luminous yellow interior, Jonathan Baldock's new installation brings together ceramic masks, sculptural flowers and cocoon-like forms, transforming the venue into a living, ever-changing artwork.

As part of Caroline Walker’s major solo exhibition Mothering, Pallant House will screen Women's Work, a film by Nicola Black that follows Walker’s practice over the past five years, followed by a discussion with the artist and Chief Curator Melanie Vandenbrouck.

Jonathan Baldock has created a limited edition ceramic, Face the Plate, offering a unique opportunity to support Arnolfini, the international centre for contemporary arts in Bristol.⁠

Stephen Friedman Gallery and Goodman Gallery are pleased to announce a collaborative presentation at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025, centred on a significant selection from Yinka Shonibare’s Library collections (2014-2025).

Join David Shrigley on Saturday 13 December for an Artist Talk at Kunsthal Rotterdam.

Denzil Forrester’s The Rose (2014) features in Seeds of Hate and Hope, an exhibition examining artistic responses to global atrocities including genocide, ethnic cleansing and war crimes.

For the BBC documentary series In My Own Words, British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare offers a revealing conversation from his East London studio, speaking openly about his life and artistic journey.

Caroline Walker features in Behind the Counter with Paulina Olowska and Adéla Janská, a group exhibition exploring diverse interpretations of femininity and women’s roles in contemporary society.

Caroline Walker joined Anita Rani on BBC's Woman's Hour to discuss identity shifts, domestic realities, and the value of caregiving.

The Studio Museum in Harlem reopened on 15 November after a seven-year redevelopment project. We are pleased to share that Deborah Roberts’ work Stinney (2019), part of the museum’s permanent collection, is currently on view.

Shonibare’s installation, Kites for Queens, will feature nine hand-painted Dutch wax batik kites suspended within the terminal.

Kenturah Davis has won the 2025 Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize at The Studio Museum in Harlem.