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A V&A exhibition opened on 21 September 2026, tracing the Burberry trench from technical outerwear to runway reinvention.

The Lucas Museum opens in Los Angeles with more than 30 galleries and a provocative case for visual storytelling as people’s art.

Los Javis’ queer historical drama wins the Toronto International Film Festival’s top audience prize on 20 September 2026.

Emma Amos’s 48-part The Gift opens in Cleveland, turning portraits of artists, writers and curators into a study of friendship and creative inheritance.

K20 Düsseldorf brings together more than 120 works to trace Franz Marc’s urgent search for harmony, from early experiments to fractured, visionary colour.

At the Guggenheim, Taryn Simon reconstructs American power through 42 chapters drawn from one federal agent’s concealed life.

Across eleven Lyon sites, a 120-artist biennale reframes economy as a system of labor, care, value and collective imagination.

At White Cube Bermondsey, Gabriel Orozco’s 200-work survey treats sculpture, painting and found materials as travellers through time and place.

Chicago Exhibition Week 2026 opened on September 14 with four citywide events and a map linking 75 participating galleries, museums and creative spaces.

London’s opening-day crowds encounter a 68-metre medieval narrative newly returned to the country where many scholars believe it was stitched.