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Jun 19, 2026
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Fabulous Frida, classic Constable and a Cornish welcome for Kasuba – the week in art

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The week in art features exhibitions on Frida Kahlo, John Constable, and Aleksandra Kasuba. Frida Kahlo's influence and posthumous fame are highlighted at Tate Modern, while John Constable's open air sketches are on display at the British Museum. Aleksandra Kasuba's nature-inspired sculptures and installations are at Tate St Ives.

The Week in Art

The week in art has seen several exciting exhibitions and installations. Here are some highlights:

Exhibition of the Week

Frida: The Making of an Icon at Tate Modern, London, until 3 January, showcases Frida Kahlo's influence and posthumous fame.

Also Showing

  • John Constable: Views of Nature at British Museum, London, until 4 October, features open air sketches by the British artistic genius.
  • White Cube at Claydon at Claydon Park, Buckinghamshire, until 14 September, presents works by Rachel Kneebone, Cerith Wyn Evans, and Enrico David.
  • The Department of Euterpe at Warburg Institute, London, until 3 October, explores the history of Aby Warburg's art institute.
  • Aleksandra Kasuba at Tate St Ives, until 4 October, showcases nature-inspired sculptures and installations.

Image of the Week

French street artist JR transformed Paris's oldest bridge into a giant immersive cave-like artwork called La Caverne du Pont Neuf.

What We Learned

  • Gilbert & George have a mystery collaborator.
  • What it's like to 'eat art' during a Frida Kahlo-inspired meal.
  • A new photobook pays tribute to Spain's ineffectual napkins.

Masterpiece of the Week

Saint Peter Martyr by Giorgio Schiavone, c. 1456-61, is a powerful painting at the National Gallery, London.