Art Previews, The most interesting art exhibitions previewed by FAD magazine.
Charles Gaines is to have his first-ever solo exhibition in the UK featuring new works across both galleries at Hauser & Wirth London. Comprising two new bodies of Gaines’ critically acclaimed Plexiglas gridworks, the exhibition includes his institutionally heralded ‘Numbers and Trees’ and ‘Numbers and Faces’ series.
RETNA (Marquis Lewis), the internationally renowned street artist whose signature hieroglyphics are highly coveted by collectors on both sides of the Atlantic, will be unveiling new and never-before-seen works in an exhibition titled ‘Valle de Guadalupe’ this December
Waddington Custot is pleased to present NEW WORK: Peter Blake, the fourth iteration of the gallery’s digital exhibition series.
In early spring, in an attempt to understand the effects of the pandemic from the perspective of the expressive mind, PM/AM initiated a discussion between a group of artists, opening up an exchange that brought a number of topics into the unique frame of pandemic life–the art world, productivity, politics, society, psychology, media, technology, domestic life.
For decades hackers have enabled the piracy and theft of software. Now that attention has been turned to art.
Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art presents a solo survey show of new and existing work by artist Mohamed Bourouissa
The camera holds focus on a monstrous-looking, thorned flower as a looped soundtrack evokes the mood of an old-fashioned Hollywood… Read More
GRIMM is to present Bad Reception, a presentation of new paintings by Eric White on view from Friday, November 27th,… Read More
‘You Will Knead’ is British-Singaporean artist Kara Chin’s first solo project with VITRINE and is realised across their two sites: VITRINE, London and VITRINE, Digital.
Kate MacGarry is to present Blue Jeans & Brown Clay, an exhibition of new work by London-based artists and designers who have visited and worked at the Blunk House.
An exhibition of new works by Cindy Sherman is to open this week, one of the most influential artists internationally who has been associated with Sprüth Magers since the 1980s. I
Ben Brown Fine Arts, London, has announced the exhibition Frank Auerbach / Tony Bevan: What Is A Head? featuring portraits by two of Britain’s leading figurative painters, curated by Michael Peppiatt.
BSMT in collaboration with OLLY STUDIO to bring the delicate, layered style of Dutch collage Street Artist Perishable Rush to BSMT for an introductory show.
The Hole is to present BLUES, an exhibition of 10 new paintings by Alex Gardner. The etheric pastel paintings on view in BLUES extend familiar tropes from the Long Beach-based artist’s practice
The Hayward Gallery will present Matthew Barney: Redoubt, an exhibition of the renowned artist and filmmaker’s latest body of work in 2021.
In spite of England’s second lockdown due to the pandemic, Savinder Bual: Ananas and the Flatfish has now gone on display at PEER.
Gagosian is to present an exhibition of new paintings by Ed Ruscha. Since the 1960s, Ruscha has created a distinctive and ever-expanding lexicon of signs, symbols, images, and words drawn from vernacular America.
The artist Nick Hornby has been tackling the notion of the hybrid for over a decade. He brings high-tech processes to… Read More
Almine Rech is to present Genesis Tramaine’s second solo exhibition with the gallery and her first presentation in Brussels.
Launching in January 2021, On Hannah Arendt will be organised around eight exhibitions that seek to explore the questions put forth in the eight chapters of Arendt’s book Between Past and Future: Eight Exercises in Political Thought featuring over 20 international artists.
KÖNIG GALERIE presents At 30 paces she could split a playing card, an exhibition featuring new works by Katharina Grosse in the NAVE of St. Agnes. On display are new, large-format works on canvas and plywood, which were created in Berlin and New Zealand.
In her first solo show at Galerie Les Filles du Calvaire, Dutch artist Paulien Oltheten guides us through locations she has explored during the past few years: from Iran to Russia, but also the Paris districts “les Olympiades” and “La Défense”
Alex Da Corte’s upcoming solo exhibition, Helter Shelter or: The Red Show! or…, opens at Sadie Coles HQ this Saturday 31st October 2020, 11am-6pm.
In her new exhibition, Detail of Love Tracey Emin explores love, loss and longing through two distinct bodies of work: a group of large-scale paintings and a series of poignant gouaches created in her London home.
