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LS Lowry Retrospective Opens at MK Gallery as Filippo Lippi Panel and Allen Jones Show Feature in Weekly Art Roundup

exhibition · 2026-10-23

From 24 October to 28 February, MK Gallery in Milton Keynes showcases a retrospective of LS Lowry. Meanwhile, Gazelli Art House in London will feature works by Allen Jones until 18 December. The British Museum is displaying Renaissance woodcuts by Jacopo de' Barbari and Albrecht Dürer in the exhibition titled Multiplied Wonders, which runs until 21 March. Beyond Bayeux at Guildhall Art Gallery includes tapestries by Yinka Shonibare and Hurvin Anderson, also open until 21 March. Anne Redpath's Skye landscapes can be seen at the National in Edinburgh until 6 December. The National Gallery highlights Fra Filippo Lippi's St Jerome and the Lion (1455-60). Additional highlights include Kate Faulkner's exhibition, Olivier Mourgue's passing, and showcases on Aboriginalia and Cameroon's artistic heritage.

Key facts

  • LS Lowry survey runs at MK Gallery, Milton Keynes, 24 October to 28 February
  • Allen Jones exhibition at Gazelli Art House, London, until 18 December
  • Multiplied Wonders woodcut show at the British Museum until 21 March
  • Beyond Bayeux at Guildhall Art Gallery features tapestries by Yinka Shonibare and Hurvin Anderson with Dovecot Studios, until 21 March
  • Anne Redpath landscapes at the National, Edinburgh, until 6 December
  • Fra Filippo Lippi's St Jerome and the Lion predella panel dates to 1455-60 and hangs at the National Gallery, London
  • Lippi had children with the escaped nun Lucrezia Buti; their son Filippino also became an artist
  • Designer Olivier Mourgue, known for Djinn armchairs in 2001: A Space Odyssey, has died

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Locations

  • Milton Keynes
  • United Kingdom
  • London
  • Edinburgh
  • Scotland
  • Skye
  • Sydney
  • Australia
  • Paris
  • France
  • Cameroon
  • Ghana
  • Florence
  • Italy
  • Bondi Beach

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