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Welcome to the world of Helene Kröller-Müller.

Here are ten London Art exhibitions to look out for in 2025. Mark your calendars now. Look out for the Artlyst month-by-month guide coming in the new year for a more in-depth look.

The Landesmuseum Hannover, in collaboration with the Singer Laren Museum in the Netherlands and the Museum Kunst der Westküste in Alkersum/Föhr, unveils a groundbreaking exhibition exploring the unique adaptation of Impressionism in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Germany.

Searching for meaning was the driving force behind Helene Kröller-Müller's personal life and her collection.

A new exhibition at the Kröller-Müller Museum in Otterlo pays tribute to its founder, one of Europe’s most visionary and influential art patrons.

To mark its 200th anniversary the National Gallery is staging its first exhibition of the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh.

Georges Seurat’s painting of cancan dancers 'Le Chahut' (1889‒90) will go on display in the UK for the first time next autumn as a star loan in a major new exhibition at the National Gallery announced today - its first-ever devoted to the Neo-Impressionist art movement.

Searching for meaning was the driving force behind Helene Kröller-Müller's personal life and her collection. Throughout the collection, you can follow her journey as she encounters artists and movements, philosophy and spirituality. 

TEFAF’s exhibitor community unveiled an impressive array of artworks as the celebrated Maastricht fair commenced its proceedings on Thursday, 7 March.

How the restlessness and mysticism of an Indonesian-born Dutch artist influenced one of art history’s most important figures.

The Van Abbemuseum and Eindhoven Museum collectively bought two works by Jan Toorop: an influential Dutch artist from the period around 1900. 

After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art explores the period in modern art from the last Impressionist exhibition in Paris in 1886 to the eve of the First World War in 1914.

After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art opens at the National Gallery this week featuring 97 works – 32% of which are from private collections so are rarely seen...

Which works by Vincent van Gogh did Gustav Klimt actually know? How familiar was he with Henry Matisse’s oeuvre?

The close, careful, and subtle observation I found this year is representative of precisely why I continue to gravitate to this fair.