Europe is buzzing with creativity this week — from London to Antwerp, museums are opening doors to some of the most inspiring shows of the season. Here are three exhibitions you simply can’t miss
() 1. Gilbert & George: “21st Century Pictures”
Location: Hayward Gallery, London, UK
Opening: October 7, 2025
Duration: through January 2026
London’s most provocative artistic duo is back with a new exhibition that merges satire, irony, and modern urban chaos.
Gilbert & George continue their mission to portray the raw essence of human life — this time through the lens of 21st-century madness.
Expect bright colors, large-scale works, and social commentary sharp enough to cut glass .
Why visit: To see two living legends proving that art can still shock, amuse, and make you think.
Opening: October 7, 2025
Duration: through January 2026
London’s most provocative artistic duo is back with a new exhibition that merges satire, irony, and modern urban chaos.
Gilbert & George continue their mission to portray the raw essence of human life — this time through the lens of 21st-century madness.
Expect bright colors, large-scale works, and social commentary sharp enough to cut glass .
Why visit: To see two living legends proving that art can still shock, amuse, and make you think.
() 2. Lee Miller: A Life in Focus
Location: Tate Britain, London, UK
Ongoing: throughout October 2025
Model. Photographer. War correspondent. Muse. Rebel.
This exhibition celebrates Lee Miller’s fearless eye, from surreal portraits with Man Ray to haunting photos of World War II.
It’s a journey through art, courage, and humanity — one frame at a time .
Why visit: Because Lee Miller wasn’t just behind the camera — she was changing what it meant to be a woman in art and journalism.
() 3. Marthe Donas: Modernism Rediscovered
Location: Royal Museum of Fine Arts (KMSKA), Antwerp, Belgium
Dates: Now – January 11, 2026
A revelation for lovers of early modernism .
This long-overlooked Belgian artist is finally getting the spotlight she deserves.
Featuring more than 50 paintings and textile works, the show traces her evolution from cubist abstraction to lyrical geometry — elegant, vibrant, and way ahead of her time.
Why visit: Because history finally caught up with Marthe Donas — and you can witness that rediscovery firsthand.
Dates: Now – January 11, 2026
A revelation for lovers of early modernism .
This long-overlooked Belgian artist is finally getting the spotlight she deserves.
Featuring more than 50 paintings and textile works, the show traces her evolution from cubist abstraction to lyrical geometry — elegant, vibrant, and way ahead of her time.
Why visit: Because history finally caught up with Marthe Donas — and you can witness that rediscovery firsthand.
Editor’s Note
Europe this week feels like an open sketchbook — pages of passion, memory, and rediscovery.
From Gilbert & George’s urban chaos to Lee Miller’s poetic resistance and Marthe Donas’s rediscovered genius — each show is a reminder that art never sleeps.
From Gilbert & George’s urban chaos to Lee Miller’s poetic resistance and Marthe Donas’s rediscovered genius — each show is a reminder that art never sleeps.
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