Exhibitions and museums in London on Monday 2 November

Schiaparelli: Fashion Becomes Art, first UK exhibition.

K-culture: 2,000 years of Korean art at the British Museum.

Painting the French Riviera: modern art's Côte d'Azur.

Other worlds: Es Devlin's first European retrospective.

Renoir at his peak: an Impressionist exhibition.

Georg Baselitz: The Heroes, paintings of 1965–66.

William Eggleston: colour photos of the American everyday.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year: best nature photography.

Hokusai's complete Mount Fuji series, with the Great Wave.

Julio Le Parc: interactive light art.

Ana Mendieta: the artist of body and nature at Tate Modern.

Portrait caricature: from Renaissance to today.

"Archaeology is Rubbish!": Roman Baths' thrown-away finds.

‘The Sad Ghost Club’: Lize Meddings' comic art on show.

Theft in the archives: exhibition.

Michael Landy: drawings of buildings in ruins.

Women artists in conflict zones: art as resistance.

Open Spaces 2026: abstract art by Marie Alice Phillips.

CACHE: a group show of ten painters on memory.

The Coming of Age: exhibition on ageing with Paula Rego.

Lisson Artists in Venice 2026, group show.

SIBLING knitwear: rare archive pieces from the cult label.

Voices in the Room: new art on care and belonging.

NINAGAWA Mika: Captive Blooms, outdoor photo exhibition.

Together on this Island: refugee artists in Britain.

Frida: The Making of an Icon, exhibition on Frida Kahlo.

Manasa Chitra: art of mental health, Bengaluru to Bethlem.

Anish Kapoor: bold sculptures and paintings.

Paul Sarrut's WWI drawings of Indian soldiers.

Rakyat Pasti Menang: Taring Padi's protest art.

sounding towards – –: an exhibition of listening and sound.

Audrey Amiss: the artist's surviving shows, restaged.

Rudy Loewe: Art imagining fairer mental healthcare.

Endangered Crafts: exhibition on threatened glass skills.

Spot The Difference: then-and-now photos in the park.

Award-winning British wildlife photography.

British Wildlife Photography Awards exhibition.

60 Years of Celebration: the 1966 World Cup, 60 years on.

Data Melt: Liberty Quinn on ice and satellite imagery.

Clare Woods: Garden Without Seasons, paintings of flowers.