Top 5 London Art Exhibitions for July 2026
Tabish Khan, known as @LondonArtCritic, has identified five essential exhibitions to visit in London during July 2026. 'Grown: The Altering of Innocence and Experience' by Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia is showcased at William Hine, featuring large suspended pieces inspired by Blake and Goya, available until 25th July. At Niru Ratnam, Keith Piper presents 'Red Flags,' a critique of the military-industrial complex, also running until 25th July. Daniel Hosego's satirical work 'The Myth of Man' can be seen at James Freeman Gallery until 25th July. Liane Lang's 'London Crucible,' utilizing materials from the Great Fire of London, is at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery until 25th July. Lastly, Eme Omeh's 'Fractured Inheritance,' which delves into dyslexia and spirituality, is open at Hope 93 until 23rd July.
Key facts
- Tabish Khan curated the list.
- Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia's exhibition at William Hine runs until 25th July.
- Onwochei-Garcia's works reference William Blake and Francisco Goya.
- The technique involves cutting, painting, and stitching Japanese washi paper.
- Keith Piper was a founding member of the BLK Art Group in the 1980s.
- Piper's 'Red Flags' includes Ronald Reagan as one of the four horsemen.
- Daniel Hosego's 'The Myth of Man' features Andrew Tate as Chiron.
- Liane Lang's 'London Crucible' uses tiles from the Great Fire of London (1666).
- Eme Omeh's 'Fractured Inheritance' includes hard drive parts and cables.
- Omeh's exhibition ends on 23rd July.
Entities
Artists
- Tabish Khan
- Elena Njoabuzia Onwochei-Garcia
- William Blake
- Francisco Goya
- Keith Piper
- Daniel Hosego
- Andrew Tate
- Liane Lang
- Eme Omeh
Institutions
- William Hine
- Niru Ratnam
- James Freeman Gallery
- Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
- Hope 93
- BLK Art Group
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom