Every week Tabish Khan brings you five art exhibitions in London that you should visit. Each one comes with a concise review to help you decide whether it’s for you.
1. Tomorrow: Elmgreen & Dragset @ V&A
A house, art, theatre and a novel all combine in this unique exhibition about a fractious relationship.
2. Hania Farrell: Teal @ Cheyne Place
Impressive photographs and clever interactive installations all revolving around the theme of water.
3. Dayanita Singh: Go Away Closer @ Hayward Gallery
Book cabinets and atmospheric photographs combine to create individual museums
4. Pentti Samallahti @ Photographer’s Gallery
Scenic and haunting photographs of a snowy Finland.
5. Ayse Erkmen: Intervals @ The Curve, Barbican
Curtains rise and fall to block your path as you progress through this inventive installation
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Art Critic for both FAD and Londonist. See as many exhibitions as possible and write reviews, opinion pieces and a weekly top 5 for FAD.
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