Pop Revisited, Linder, and Warhol Highlight UK Summer Art Season

The Guardian's weekly art dispatch features multiple exhibitions opening in July 2026. 'Pop Revisited' at Cristea Roberts Gallery in London (23 July–20 August) showcases David Hockney's inventive prints alongside works by Richard Hamilton, Claes Oldenburg, and Jasper Johns. Linder, known for her Buzzcocks' 'Orgasm Addict' cover, presents films and textiles at Grundy Art Gallery in Blackpool (18 July–3 October). Helen Chadwick's organic interactions, including urinating in snow, are displayed at Oriel y Parc National Park Discovery Centre in Pembrokeshire until 10 January 2027. Gillian Ayres' vivid abstract paintings are at The Box in Plymouth until 4 October. Andy Warhol's exploration of the American republic is featured at Wolverhampton Art Gallery until 4 October. A street mural by Dion Kitson in the Black Country depicts England footballers Jude Bellingham and Morgan Rogers sharing orange chips, challenging 'the dark side of patriotism.' The dispatch also mentions textile artist Enid Marx, Madelon Vriesendorp, Ana Mendieta, Richard Dadd, the Bayeux tapestry, Del LaGrace Volcano, Arles 2026 photography festival, Debjani Banerjee, Aboriginal protest posters, MPA reviving Yoko Ono's 'Cut Piece,' and Renzo Piano's glass cube for the Stirling prize. The masterpiece of the week is Giovanni Paolo Panini's 'Rome: The Interior of St Peter's' (before 1742) at the National Gallery, London.