This July, London’s galleries celebrate artists who transform material and memory into new visions. Anselm Kiefer’s layered landscapes revisit Van Gogh through myth and poetry. Michaela Yearwood-Dan creates vibrant spaces of queer joy and reflection. Megan Rooney’s abstractions reveal colour as both seduction and resistance, while Josef Albers’ complete print portfolios illuminate decades of radical experimentation. Discover four exhibitions where tradition, process, and transformation converge.

This June, London’s galleries present four remarkable exhibitions that reimagine how art interacts with history, environment, and perception itself. Tadashi Kawamata transforms Annely Juda Fine Art into a sculptural farewell built from reclaimed fragments. Richard Hunt’s retrospective at White Cube traces over six decades of form and transformation, celebrating one of America’s most influential sculptors. Hauser & Wirth’s Figure + Ground brings together pioneering video works that question what we see and what we overlook. Finally, Philippe Parreno’s El Almendral at Pilar Corrias merges a live landscape stream with cinematic narrative, inviting viewers into a space where reality and fiction are inseparable.