Guardian highlights autumn 2026 art and architecture highlights
The Guardian's culture section recommends major exhibitions and installations for the coming season, including a featured show on the Bayeux Tapestry.
The Guardian has published its autumn arts recommendations, featuring several anticipated exhibitions including a showcase centred on the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum, which runs from September 10 to July 11. The publication notes the exhibition offers views of the Norman invasion of 1066 and highlights the artistry of Anglo-Saxon women who created the embroidered work.
Other highlighted attractions mentioned include a new work on the Fourth Plinth, a photography exhibition by Nan Goldin, and this year's Turner Prize. The Guardian describes these as part of its "unmissable autumn arts recommendations."
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- The best art and architecture of autumn 2026 — The Guardian — Culture
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