Exhibitions and museums in London on Tuesday 29 December

Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant: Bloomsbury art at Tate Britain.

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

Immersive David Bowie exhibition, narrated by Bowie.

Van Eyck: The Portraits, an exhibition of early realism.

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

Peggy Guggenheim: her London gallery with Dalí and Mondrian.

The V&A celebrates 1,600 years of Istanbul's past.

Julio Le Parc: interactive light art.

Tim Walker's Fairyland: portraits of queer love.

Peggy Guggenheim in London: Dalí, Hepworth, Moore and more.

Agatha Christie exhibition: a world of mystery.

William Eggleston: colour photos of the American everyday.

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

The 90s: Art and Fashion, curated by Edward Enninful.

Beyond Bayeux: Tapestry Now, new weaving with Hockney.

40 Objects 40 Years: the Freuds' life, newly seen.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year: best nature photography.

Nicole Eisenman: monumental outdoor sculpture 'Stack'.

Liz Larner: sculpture in clay, metal, wood and plastic.

Zineb Sedira: an installation on memory, migration and film.

Ronnie Wood: Portraits of Jimi Hendrix.

Timewalk: immersive journey through 12,000 years of history.

Tarek Atoui: a vast sound installation for the Turbine Hall.

Tove Jansson: Moomins and unseen works.

Light and Magic: The Birth of Art Photography, Tate Modern.

The Hallelujah House: Inside Handel's HQ.

Gathering Ground: art on ecology and justice.

Tove Jansson exhibition: family, lovers and Moomin art.

Pressure: The D-Day Decision aboard HMS Belfast.

Fail We May, Sail We Must: six centuries of second-look art.

Michael Landy: drawings of buildings in ruins.

Where We Grow: exhibition on nature and childhood.

Becoming America: how science shaped a nation, 1760s–1790s.

Ossie Clark + Celia Birtwell: 60s fashion exhibition.

Arcadia: John Akomfrah's five-screen film on migration.

Myth Migration: Art of migration, with Carmen Herrera.

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

Rachel Kneebone's porcelain sculptures.

Liz Larner's sculptures: radical experiments in form.

Liz Larner: sculptures of clay, metal, wood and plastic.