Exhibitions to visit online

With most galleries and museums now closed due to coronavirus, many are upping their online content, and in some cases you can virtually visit the exhibitions. If you’re looking for inspiration, and you would normally visit a gallery or museum, try out some of these exhibitions you can either see the whole exhibition, or parts of, online:

On Being Present, Recovering Blackness in the Uffizi Gallery Florence (part of Black History Month Florence)

Mamma Andersson, David Zwirner

Painting by Numbers, The Works of Ferdinand Bauer. An interesting digital experiment, bringing together online nearly 300 original works by the botanical artist. You can investigate through data visualisation and mapping Bauer’s ability to retain colours in his mind.

Heritage at Risk, exploring natural and man-made threats to cultural heritage

Léon Spilliaert at Royal Academy

Jakob Kudsk Steensen, Catharsis, Serpentine Gallery

Raphael, Scuderie del Quirinale Rome. ‘Once in a lifetime’ show closed due to coronavirus, some images online here:

Ceramic Art London

Psychedelic video by NOWNESS with Somerset House, to mark the opening of their ‘Mushrooms’ exhibition.

South London Gallery, Bloomberg Contemporaries

Yayoi Kusama Infinity Room, Broad museum Los Angeles, through instagram

Vivian Suter, Camden Arts Centre