Major UK Exhibitions for 2025 Span Soil, Protest, Home, and Disability Design

A comprehensive 2025 exhibition calendar across the UK features significant shows tackling urgent themes. Tate Modern presents a major survey of Do Ho Suh's work exploring home and identity from May 1 to October 19. Steve McQueen curates 'Resistance' at Turner Contemporary from February 22 to June 1, examining a century of UK protest photography. The Serpentine Galleries celebrate 25 years of their Pavilion commission with a new structure and events. 'Soil: The World at Our Feet' at Somerset House from January 23 to April 13 combines sensory artworks and scientific artifacts. Tate Britain hosts a Lee Miller retrospective from October 2 to February 15, showcasing 250 prints. The V&A's 'Design and Disability' from June 7 to February 15 highlights contributions from disabled and neurodiverse creators. The Royal Scottish Academy presents 'Andy Goldsworthy: Fifty Years' from July 26 to November 2. Ikon Gallery mounts Seulgi Lee's first UK solo show from June 25 to September 7. The Design Museum explores 'more-than-human' design from July 11 to October 5. The Wellcome Collection examines freshwater in 'Thirst' from June 26 to February 1. Impressions Gallery showcases new photography in 'Nationhood: Memory and Hope' from January 11 to April 26. The Photographers' Gallery displays the Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2025 shortlist from March 7 to June 15.