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Refuel Your Creativity: Top 2026 London Exhibitions for Photographers & Artists - Part Two London

As photographers and creatives, we thrive on fresh inspiration, whether it’s the bold surrealism of Elsa Schiaparelli, the timeless portraits of Marilyn Monroe, or the vibrant worlds of David Hockney. In this video, I’m sharing my top six must-see London exhibitions of 2026, carefully curated to ignite your imagination and expand your visual vocabulary. Why watch? Discover exhibitions that align with fine art photography, portraiture, and experimental visuals, ideal for anyone building a body of work or seeking new perspectives. Gain insights into how these shows can influence your own projects, whether you’re shooting film, digital, or conceptual pieces. Featured Exhibitions: Marilyn Monroe at the NPG Elsa Schiaparelli at the V&A David Hockney at the Serpentine Gallery The 90s at Tate Modern Frida Kahlo at Tate Modern Light and Magic at Tate Modern Let’s keep the conversation going! Which exhibition are you most excited to visit? Drop a comment below, and don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell so you don’t miss my next creative adventure. #LondonExhibitions #ArtInspiration #PhotographyTips #FineArtPhotography #CreativeFuel CONNECT: Join the newsletter on Substack: https://rachelvogeleisen.substack.com... Read the full post about my top 2026 art exhibitions: https://rachelvogeleisen.substack.com... Shop Art Prints https://rachelvogeleisenprints.com/ Portrait booking: https://www.rachelvogeleisen.com Enquire for Commercial work https://www.studio.rachelvogeleisen.com ABOUT THIS CHANNEL I help photographers move beyond technical perfection to create images with soul. Here, we explore how to see, not just shoot, through the lens of fine art, storytelling, and intentional practice. I share insights from my own journey, whether it’s the candid, liberating moments of my Joyful Journey series, the dramatic chiaroscuro of Quiet Rebellion portraits, or the timeless beauty of the portrait. You’ll find photowalks across Europe, deep dives into artistic influences (from Old Masters to contemporary rebels), and practical tips to develop your unique photographic voice. If you’re ready to break free from the ‘perfect’ image and embrace photography as an extension of your vision, focused on emotion, connection, and authenticity —you’re in the right place. Let’s create with intention.