
Yuri Pattison’s clock speed (the world on time)
Yuri Pattison’s exhibition clock speed (the world on time), at mother’s tankstation, London explores notions of temporality, artifice, and (re)presentation. The… Read More
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Yuri Pattison’s exhibition clock speed (the world on time), at mother’s tankstation, London explores notions of temporality, artifice, and (re)presentation. The… Read More
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Unit 1 Gallery | Workshop announced an exhibition of works by 20 womxn artists,… Read More
Opening this week at Soho Revue ‘Good Company,’ a solo show of works by Brixton based artist, Layla Andrews.
In his second solo show Dishwater Holds No Images at Company Gallery, Troy Montes Michie builds on his interventionist collage… Read More
Four Bedrooms With An En suite, A Garage & Garden In A Nice Neighbourhood is a solo exhibition by Luton-based artist R.I.P. Germain created during his residency at V.O Curations.
A new exhibition of portraits by Alice Neel (1900–1984) brings twentieth- century America to life through faces old and young. Painted over… Read More
Serpentine are starting the New Year with a multi-layered global project with the internationally acclaimed artist KAWS, developed in collaboration… Read More
Almine Rech London is to present its first solo exhibition of American artist Marcus Jansen. This will be Marcus Jansen’s… Read More
Change is the constant that ripples through the work of Zina Karaman and Xanthe Soning and the title of this ‘in memoriam’ show, dedicated to the two artists’ friend Armando Zamparini who tragically passed away earlier this year
SPOKE TOO SOON, an exhibition of new paintings and sculptures by KAWS opening November 5th through December 11th, 2021 in… Read More
Collezione Maramotti (Reggio Emilia) inaugurates its autumn programme with the opening of two exhibitions and the announcement of further projects…. Read More
The theme of the show is about how our minds can be literal toilets, how we can ‘dump’ a lot… Read More
Purslane and Soho Revue are delighted to announce ‘Thesmophoria’ a co-curated all-female group exhibition by Charlie Siddick, Founder and Curator… Read More
Between the Lines features the artists Danielle Brathwaite-Shirley, Sofía Clausse, Allan Gardner, Karla Hiraldo Voleau, Rene Matic, Joseph O’Neal, James Sirrell,… Read More
REALITY CHECK is the inaugural exhibition at Anderson Contemporary, a new artist-led gallery space in London presented by Guts Gallery…. Read More
Modern Art is opening a solo exhibition of new work by Phillip Lai. Since the early 1990s, Phillip Lai has been working with sculpture to develop a visual language that enables a certain kind of thinking about abstraction and specificity in the ubiquitous objects and material that much of human life depends upon for sustenance and survival. Lai returns to similar typologies of objects in his work.
The Bomb Factory presents Journey Mercies, a solo exhibition by Nigerian artist Ken Nwadiogbu. The desire for young Nigerians to travel or migrate from their country provides the context for the exhibition.
Now you can see two JR exhibitions in London opening today is JR Eye to the world which explores JR’s unique view of humanity as he transcends borders, politics, and cultural identity through the camera lens.
10’ is an examination of the ways in which the body is understood in a transformative period in history, where the future is both de ned and mysterious, the past distant and obscure, and how it relates to the psyche in increasingly complex ways.
New gallery where’s the frame? has announced PAPER MODE – their first-ever virtual exhibition presenting up-and-coming London based artists
Queen Mudda is Coleby’s first solo exhibition in London. The exhibition has been curated by Natalie Willis, Associate Curator at the… Read More
Conceived as a gallery exhibition which is planned for a later date, Women Exposed launches online on International Women’s Day 2021. Curator Nadia Nervo brings together works by artists whose practices explore gender, social and cultural identities, stigma and stereotypes through representations of the body, the artists’ own and those of others.
Beginning February 25th, 2021, Vito Schnabel Gallery will present Robert Nava: Angels, the first New York solo exhibition for the Brooklyn–based artist.
This spring, Oklahoma Contemporary will present Ed Ruscha: OKLA, the first solo exhibition of work by Ed Ruscha in the artist’s home state and home town
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