"ArtEvol 2026：A View from Everywhere" will be held at the Saatchi Gallery in London from 2 to 11 October, 2026. This exhibition, curated by Nelson Qin and organised by London Art Collective (LAC), brings together artists from all over the world to respond to contemporary life with different creative practices and visual languages, and discusses how we understand the world in front of us from multiple viewing positions.
LAC continues to focus on international art exchange and contemporary art practice, and provides a platform for artists from different regions to jointly display and exchange. After the development of the first five ArtEvol exhibitions, an exhibition project based on artist groups and cross regional exchanges has gradually formed. This exhibition continues this direction, while further focusing on the "perspective" itself and how different perspective positions are linked.
"ArtEvol 2026: A View from Everywhere" puts artists from different backgrounds in the same exhibition context. Artists' environment, personal experience and creative practice are different, and these differences are also reflected in the way they deal with images, materials, space and real experience. The works maintain their own independence, and also form new relationships in the same space.
The works in this exhibition cover a variety of media and creative methods, from two-dimensional works to sculptures, images and installations, which together constitute an open and diverse exhibition site. Different works are not unified by a single theme or visual language, but are linked in juxtaposition. The audience can move between different works and establish their own viewing path between different artistic languages and experiences.
For ArtEvol, this openness is also an important part of the sustainable development of the project. The exhibition allow different practices, experiences and views to coexist in the same space through the encounter of artists. ArtEvol 2026 thus continues its focus on international exchange, experimental spirit and artist community, and takes "viewing from everywhere" as the starting point of this exhibition.
