This season, London’s contemporary art scene seems obsessed with the theme of memory. I’ve noticed it in several recent shows—each gallery weaving personal narratives into their installations. A highlight is the newly opened display at the Whitechapel Gallery, where a Belgian artist has transformed fragments of her grandmother’s home into a dreamy, tactile environment. It’s a perfect example of how modern art encourages us to question what we carry forward and what we choose to leave behind.

The interplay between memory and art is fascinating. The Whitechapel Gallery’s exhibit sounds like a must-see for anyone intrigued by personal history and its artistic expression. Have you seen any other exhibits that explore memory in unique ways?