ARTISTS
2025
Anselm Kiefer at White Cube Mason鈥檚 Yard, London.
Tabish Khan, the @LondonArtCritic, picks his Top 5 Art Exhibitions to see in London right now.
White Cube has announced representation of London-based artist Firenze Lai. Her first exhibition with the gallery and inaugural show in the UK will take place at White Cube Mason鈥檚 Yard, London, in summer 2026.
With lead limbs, melded techno-human forms and flickering light, three exhibitions across London ask: what comes after the flesh fails.
The British artist, whose early lead works are on display at a London gallery, explains the discoveries that drew him to sculpture and his use of his own body as his model.
Whitewall speaks with the artist on the occasion of his current exhibition featuring seminal work he made in the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
White Cube, LondonHe is a household name, with an army of lead figures dotted all over Britain. But this show of early work, with its undercurrent of weaponry, speaks to a fear of annihilation in a time of paranoia.
The sculptor鈥檚 macabre early works get an airing, robots remix David Salle鈥檚 postmodern paintings and Rodin鈥檚 The Kiss heads under the hammer 鈥� all in your weekly dispatch.
Alia Ahmad is among the most dynamic voices in contemporary painting, known for a practice that bridges cultural heritage with environmental sensitivity.
White Cube has announced representation of聽Chinese artist Shao聽Fan聽(b.1964, Beijing). His first exhibition with the gallery will take place at White Cube Mason鈥檚 Yard, London, in spring 2026.
White Cube Mason鈥檚 Yard is presenting a solo exhibition of works by Alia Ahmad (b.1996, Riyadh).
David's first exhibition with White Cube is scheduled to open this October at their Paris location.
White Cube has announced the representation of London-based Italian artist Enrico David (b.1966, Ancona, Italy), in collaboration with Michael Werner Gallery.
In 鈥淧aintings鈥� at White Cube Mason鈥檚 Yard in London, the artist maintains a delicate balance between equilibrium and unease.
White Cube announced representation of Yoko Matsumoto (b.1936, Tokyo), alongside Hino Gallery in Japan.