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PlaceLondon
Tate Britain
British art beside the Thames at Millbank, with paintings and sculpture that reward a slower circuit of the galleries.
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EventBangkok
Poetry Live @BACC
Poetry steps off the page for a free Sunday afternoon of words and music at Bangkok Art and Culture Centre.
PlaceTokyo
Gallery Koyanagi
Contemporary art above Ginza, in Gallery Koyanagi’s ninth-floor exhibition space.
EventParis
Simone Fattal: Des villes au fond d’un lac
Ceramics, paintings and collages across five decades of Simone Fattal’s work, in an autumn survey at the Musée d’Art Moderne.
PlaceTokyo
Otherwise Gallery
A contemporary-art gallery in Minami-Aoyama, continuing the programme formerly known as hpgrp Gallery Tokyo.
Free entry
PlaceLondon
Wellcome Collection
Free exhibitions at the meeting point of health, art and lived experience, with a Reading Room that invites a less formal kind of visit.
EventTokyo
Nao Utsunomiya "Buffering Child"
Nao Utsunomiya "Buffering Child" at Kameido Art Center: Nao Utsunomiya combines figures with plants, insects and other living things. Pencil and transparent watercolour are part of an expanding approach to bodies, colour and instinct.
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EventBerlin
Free Thursdays at Neue Nationalgalerie
Three autumn evenings to put art before dinner. The museum’s first-Thursday programme opens the doors without an admission charge.
PlaceLos Angeles
Sound
A Hollywood dance floor built around house, techno and the artist on the bill, with the night concentrated in one room.
EventTokyo
Painting on Walls : Koji Kinutani’s Murals
Painting on Walls : Koji Kinutani’s Murals at Kinutani Art Place Hiroo: Koji Kinutani’s relationship with walls is explored through fresco and paintings that adapt mural techniques. The show asks what changes when a wall becomes a surface for an image.
PlaceTokyo
Atelier Uchino
An art space in Yanaka for exhibitions that can connect painting, sculpture and other small-scale practices.
PlaceBuenos Aires
Centro Cultural Recoleta
Turn a Recoleta museum day towards the city’s living arts. Drop into the cultural centre for the programme that catches your eye.
PlaceTokyo
Nishimura Gallery
A long-running gallery in Nihombashi, with a history of connecting British and Japanese contemporary art.
PlaceMexico City
MUAC
Contemporary art on the university campus, with enough space to make it the day’s main appointment. Come south for a specific exhibition.
Free entry
PlaceLos Angeles
Getty Villa
Ancient art and garden courtyards in Pacific Palisades, for a day planned around the coast.
GuideLos Angeles
Downtown to Echo Park, with an encore
Two art stops, a market meal, the lake and a live-music finish. Los Angeles in chapters, with time to move between them.
EventTokyo
Mariko Mori: All That Shines
Now open at Mori Art Museum: forty works trace Mariko Mori’s experiments with photography, sculpture, technology and immersive experience. The retrospective runs until 28 March 2027.
PlaceBerlin
Hamburger Bahnhof
A former station that rewards a longer stop. Contemporary art, generous rooms and a reason to turn an arrival into an afternoon.
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EventBarcelona
Free Thursdays at Museu Picasso
Put art before dinner on an October Thursday. Reserve a free slot, then keep the evening open for the surrounding streets.
EventBerlin
Jeewi Lee: Residual Memories
Sand becomes a way of thinking about time and what remains. Jeewi Lee’s GASAG Art Prize exhibition is an invitation to look more closely.
PlaceSeoul
MMCA Seoul
A contemporary art stop beside the palace, with enough space to make one exhibition the centre of your afternoon.
PlaceBuenos Aires
Museo Moderno
A contemporary art stop on Avenida San Juan. Pick an exhibition, then give San Telmo a little more of your afternoon.
PlaceShanghai
West Bund Museum
Art first, river air afterwards. An exhibition-led stop on the Xuhui waterfront, with a programme connected to the Centre Pompidou.
GuideBangkok
A different kind of day in Siam
Two places to slow down around Siam: a guided visit among timber houses, then time to look at art on your own terms.