Some exhibitions capture the public imagination, perfectly timed to tap into the zeitgeist, but if you want to see them you need to act fast. This autumn, everyone will talking about William Blake, immersive experiences and Moving to Mars. Here are the shows to book in advance, before they sell out.
William Blake was a prolific poet, a radical political thinker and a technically innovative visual artist. This is the largest exhibition of Blake's work since 2001 and his appeal only grows. This show will provide a window into one of Britain's most original minds and is sure to draw in the crowds.
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Tim Walker's fashion wonderland is coming to the V&A and we can't wait. Prepare to be immersed in a world of pastel-coloured cats and fairy-tale dreamscapes.
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Immersive experiences always do well and this autumn, London gets not one, but three such installations rolled into a single big-budget exhibition. Other Spaces is a series of audio-visual experiences created by the multi-disciplinary collective United Visual Artists (UVA). Expect to be dazzled by theatrical sound and light displays that will leave you wanting more.
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This year is the 50th anniversary of the moon landing. It was the first time humans walked on an extraterrestrial surface and half a century later, we are looking to go further. This exhibition at the Design Museum explores what life could look like for earthlings living on Mars, as the possibility draws ever closer. This will be a fascinating – and popular – exhibition.
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