Johnny Depp’s London Exhibition at Halcyon Gallery
Johnny Depp’s original artworks are on view at Halcyon Gallery, 148 New Bond Street, through November 15, 2026. What to look for and how to visit.

Johnny Depp’s work as a painter takes the foreground at Halcyon Gallery, 148 New Bond Street, where an exhibition of his original artworks runs October 13–November 15, 2026. The gallery describes it as his first major UK exhibition of original work.
The pictures move between portraits, imagined characters and flowers. Works presented by Halcyon include Bunnyman, Self-Portrait and Yesterday’s Flowers. For visitors who know Depp principally through film, the change of medium offers another way to consider the characters and images he returns to.
Look at the paintings as paintings
A useful visit starts with the objects in the room: the marks, the handling of a face and the movement between recognizable subjects and fantasy. Celebrity can bring someone through a gallery door, but it does not have to determine every response to the work. Take time with a small group of pictures before moving on.
Halcyon’s exhibition page includes examples of the work and an appointment inquiry. The setting is its 148 New Bond Street location, rather than one of the gallery’s other London addresses.
Add it to a Mayfair afternoon
This is an exhibition visit rather than a scheduled appearance by Depp. Build the stop into time in Mayfair and use the gallery’s current information for access. Our event guide preserves the full run, while the London calendar connects it with other dated happenings.


