London Gallery Weekend 2026: Critics' Picks Across the City

Key facts

• London Gallery Weekend 2026 is the sixth edition, held June 5-7.
• Over 120 galleries participate, with more than 80 public events.
• Notable closures include Stephen Friedman Gallery; expansions by Sadie Coles, Modern Art, and Maureen Paley.
• Newcomers include Sundaram Tagore Gallery (opened May 2026) and Pale Horse.
• Freya Tewelde shows new abstract paintings at Gallery 1957.
• Savannah Harris's Gloria's project at Harlesden High Street combines a coffee shop with art.
• Ravelle Pillay's Revisitations at Goodman Gallery uses found images related to her father's death.
• Candace Hill-Montgomery has a mini retrospective at Hollybush Gardens.
• Rachel Maclean's The Enchantment of Reason at Josh Lilley critiques AI.
• Terry Winters's Along the River at Modern Art features eight new abstract paintings.
• Keith Piper's Red Flags at Niru Ratnam includes works from the 1980s BLK Art Group.
• Hayv Kahraman's exhibition at Pilar Corrias reflects on losing her home in the LA wildfires.
• Anne Imhof's Citizen at Sprüth Magers includes a four-channel film and Wave paintings.
• Caragh Thuring shows new works at Thomas Dane Gallery alongside Prunella Clough paintings.
• Alvaro Barrington's 92-01 'In Livin Color' at Emalin explores the crack cocaine epidemic.
• Delaine Le Bas's Leap at Maureen Paley features a Goddess sculpture and Murano glass.
• Ally Fallon, youngest John Moores painting prize winner, shows at Hales Gallery.
• Unyimeabasi Udoh's No Vehicles at Alma Pearl uses road infrastructure materials.
• Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia's exhibition at William Hine includes suspended collages.
• Dominic Watson's Vinegar and Piss at The Sunday Painter features a galleon installation.