The countdown begins. In just a few days we will be able to enjoy indoor life again. And this means we are welcoming back art life. From May 17th onwards, museums and galleries will be opening their doors to us.
The most exciting thing is what is awaiting us. From the best museums in London, these are the best exhibitions to visit.
Alice: Curiouser and Curiouser at the Victoria and Albert Museum
London's most acclaimed museum opens its dreamiest exhibition on 22 May. You will be able to teleport yourself to a dream world where you will travel through film, fashion, art and more, and where, as its name suggests, everything is related to the world of Alice in Wonderland.
£20 / Members and children under 12 go free
Elisabeth Plaza, 28, who works at the V&A says: “It is crazy how you are now able to see everything that the world of Alice in Wonderland hides. This is an emerging experience that you just cannot miss.”
Zanele Muholi at the Tate Modern
Do not miss out on the magnificent work from acclaimed photographer Zanele Muholi in an exhibition that celebrates the lives of South Africa’s Black LGBTQIA+ community. From love and intimacy to hate and anger.
Including various series that collect over 260 photographs, Muholi celebrates the empowerment of non-binary people and trans women besides his own experience through pictures that explore topics like racism and labour in the black community. A complete exhibition you would not want to miss.
£13 / Free with ticket for Members
Lourdes, 23, who volunteers at the Tate Modern says: "We are more than happy to welcome everyone again. After nearly six months that we were closed, visitants really need to prepare themselves. Zanele Muholi exhibition is just one of many surprising exhibitions you will be able to discover at the Tate Modern.”
Fly in League With The Night by Lynette Yiadom-Boakye at the Tate Britain
British artist and winner of a Carnegie Prize Lynette Yiadom-Boakye brings her most extensive survey to Tate Britain. These 80 puzzling portraits of fictional people will bring up to your mind questions regarding identity and representation.
£13 / Free with ticket for Members
Sneakers Unboxed: Studio to Street at the Design Museum
Want to discover all the info about the trainers that you are wearing? Then this exhibition was made for you.
An exhibition that explores the whole journey of sneakers, from the design process to the catwalk.
Discover visuals that show all about the most important collaborations in the shoe world and more.
£12.50 / Members go free
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