Things to do in London on Saturday 13th July 2019

From 1947 to the present day, this exhibition traces the history and impact of one of the 20th century’s most influential couturiers, and the six directors who have succeeded him, to explore the enduring influence of the fashion house.

Explore how our increasingly digital world could change the future of collections.

An exhibition featuring 100 illustrations and celebrates one of the world’s greatest cities – London – revealing some of the fascinating tales of London life past and present.

From the languid morphine addicts depicted by Albert Besnard to the disturbing smiling spider in the lithograph by Odilon Redon, all of the prints on display come from the British Museum’s rich collection of graphic work.

Discover this pioneering, subversive artist as the British Museum lifts the veil on his life and works in the largest show of his prints in the UK for 45 years.

Comprising 65 prints and drawings, this exhibition highlights Rembrandt’s technical and creative ingenuity on paper.

In this, the first major museum display of artists’ postcards, discover both the politics and playfulness of this unique collection of 300 postcards.

This display focuses on the rarely seen archives of queer venues and social networks collated by University College London’s Urban Laboratory.

Enter a graphic world where art and storytelling collide in the largest exhibition of manga ever to take place outside of Japan.