Wes Anderson:
The archives

Design museum

The exhibition traces how Anderson develops a film from initial idea to final frame, bringing together sketches, models, props and storyboards in one space. Framing, colour and rhythm are all carefully balanced, offering plenty to take away for anyone interested in image-making and visual process.

On display until 26th July 2026.

1st Uk Exhibition of Konrad MÄgi

Dulwich Picture Gallery

A pioneer of modernism, Konrad Mägi is celebrated for his bold use of colour and distinctive avant-garde approach, and is widely regarded as one of Estonia’s most important artists. The exhibition brings together more than 60 works, including atmospheric landscapes and striking portraits, many of which have never previously been shown outside Estonia.

Runs until 12th July 2026.

From the blog

In the studio with David King Reuben

In this studio visit, David King Reuben reflects on the ideas, materials and ways of working that shape his practice. Thoughtful and deeply captivating in conversation, he discusses process, repetition and image-making, alongside the tension between structure, instinct and surface within his work.

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From the Shelf

Playing to the gallery by
grayson Perry

Grayson Perry brings what should be considered the ultimate guide to contemporary art. What is 'good' or 'bad' art - and does it even matter? Is there any way to test if something is art? Grayson tackles all this and much more in this absolutely fascinating read. This funny, personal journey through the art world answers the basic questions that might occur to us.

The great women artists podcast

With Katy Hessel

If you’re in the studio, this is one to have on in the background. Here Katy Hessel brings artists, curators and writers into conversation, looking closely at how work is made, shaped and understood. You can start anywhere as it doesn’t run sequential. A good place to start:

Michaela Yearwood-Dan

Rose Wylie