Exhibitions and museums in London coming up

Upside Down London: pop-up camera obscura, free to enter.

Natural Forms: Christopher James paints nests and birds.

Chinese Art: auction of Chinese works by Chiswick Auctions.

Relaxed viewing of Evelyn Taocheng Wang's exhibition.

Evelyn Taocheng Wang: relaxed exhibition viewing.

David Tress: Earth Lines, an exhibition of his work.

EARTH LINES: Dominic Welch exhibition at Messum's.

RCP Museum Late: curator tours of Patient voices.

The Queen's Diamond Jubilee Galleries after dark.

Exploration now: preview of the new expedition exhibition.

No Plan at All: Prints by Baselitz, Mehretu & more.

Mark Dunford: paintings and drawings.

Sam Jackson: What Remains of Her, portraits of queens.

International Original Print Exhibition: printmaking today.

Laoniang: Zhiyan Liu's photos of her grandmother.

Beyond Retina: Miguel Chevalier's digital visions of AI.

Sarah Wimperis Solo 2026, paintings of Cornwall and France.

The photo portrait prize of the year, at the Gallery.

Blackheath Arts Society: winter exhibition, art for sale.

Does Size Matter?: party for an exhibition of small works.

The Road of Excess: The Tunnel's exhibition after Blake.

Patricia Swannell: Contemplation, exhibition at Jaggedart.

Arcadia, Katie Allen's idealised landscape paintings.

Autumn Knight: I Can't Complain, her first UK solo show.

Oscillations: Art on collaboration and resistance.

The Letter – Experiments in Ink: film noir as printmaking.

The Nue Black Aesthetic: exhibition on Black design today.

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

Through Our Eyes: contemporary art by 19 Sámi artists.

Matisse In Print: an exhibition of his prints.

Luxmuralis' Lost Worlds: immersive light and sound journey.

Winter Exhibition: Chagall, Matisse, Renoir & more.

aRTy Works: art by Rosanna Taylor.

From Constantinople to Istanbul at the V&A.

Window Project 2026: Usva Inei unveils Grow and Bloom.

The Genie: glass art in dialogue with the Arabian Nights.

Centrepieces: Birds on a wire, community art from Bexley.

Meet Nic Joly: meet the artist in person at the gallery.

Rhythms of Making: ceramics and weaving.

Bloomsbury Group, 1910-1920: Bell, Grant and Fry paintings.