From her ground breaking collaborations with John Lennon to her innovative creative practices across the United States, Japan, and the UK, ‘Yoko Ono: Music Of The Mind’ offers a comprehensive exploration of Ono’s enduring influence on contemporary art and culture.

With over 200 works on display, ranging from instrumental scores to films, photography, and more, visitors are invited to dive into the multifaceted world of one of the most misunderstood and maligned creative forces in recent history.

Experience the brilliance and resilience of Yoko Ono’s artistic vision first hand as you uncover the profound impact of her contributions to the art world and beyond.

Until September 1st 2024

Prepare to be transported back in time to the glorious days of the Italian Renaissance at the ‘The Triumphs of Caesar’ exhibition. Showcasing nine exquisite canvases by the legendary artist Andrea Mantegna, this collection is hailed as among the finest achievements in Renaissance art.

Painted in the late 15th and early 16th centuries, these masterpieces offer a glimpse into Mantegna’s unparalleled skill and artistic vision. For the first time ever, six of these magnificent works are leaving their Royal palace abode at the UNESCO-listed Hampton Court.

As the Mantegna Gallery undergoes renovations, art enthusiasts have a rare opportunity to witness these iconic paintings up close and personal.

Until 2026.

For the first time ever, Frank Auerbach’s extraordinary drawings from the 1950s and early 1960s are brought together in a comprehensive collection, offering a rare glimpse into the artist’s prolific career.

In addition to the drawings, the exhibition also showcases a selection of paintings Auerbach made of the same sitters, highlighting the deep connection between painting and drawing in his artistic practice. For Auerbach, these two mediums are inherently entwined, each informing and enriching the other.

As you immerse yourself in Auerbach’s world, you’ll witness the markings of his vigorous process evident in the finished drawings, which are richly textured and layered with emotion and intensity.

Until May 27th 2024.

Get ready to roll into the thrilling world of skateboarding at the Design Museum’s exhilarating ‘SKATEBOARD’ exhibition.

This immersive showcase takes visitors on a journey through seven decades of skateboarding history, highlighting the evolution of designs that have shaped the sport into what it is today.

At the heart of the exhibition lies a custom-built skate ramp, specially designed for the museum. It serves as both a centrepiece and a testament to the integral role skateboarding plays in contemporary culture. But here’s the kicker—experienced skateboarders can actually become part of the exhibition during open skate sessions!

Until May 19th 2024.