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Raphael. The Virgin and Child with Infant Saint John the Baptist in a Landscape (The Alba Madonna), c. 1510-1511. Oil on canvas transferred from wood. Andrew W. Mellon Collection, National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
Food for the Soul: Art Exhibitions in 2026
January 7, 2026
By Nina Heyn
Similar to last year, I’d like to start my Food for the Soul postings in 2026 with a list of some interesting art exhibitions that will take place throughout the year. I describe a few highlights and also provide a calendar list of selected exhibitions.
Thank you, Nina, for the article and the schedule. Since my wife (a jeweler and gemologist) and I are planning to be in the UK and Europe this spring, the timing of your article is perfect.
Wow! What a great contribution Nina. Thank you so much for compiling and posting this list. I am so looking forward to seeing some of these. And also especially the exhibit of Hilma af Klint’s “Paintings from the Temple”.
Thank you, Nina, for the article and the schedule. Since my wife (a jeweler and gemologist) and I are planning to be in the UK and Europe this spring, the timing of your article is perfect.
Thank you so much Nina!
Wow! What a great contribution Nina. Thank you so much for compiling and posting this list. I am so looking forward to seeing some of these. And also especially the exhibit of Hilma af Klint’s “Paintings from the Temple”.
Useful. Thanks! Nice to see the inclusion of a living (albeit ill-) artist, Martin Parr. Detailed social documentation with a wicked sense of humour.
…. oops. My daughter just pointed out to me that Martin Parr just died in December. Still – Well worth looking at some of his photographs.