
REVIEW: The shamanistic symbolic abstraction of Hijo Nam at Space 776
14 September 2026 • Chunbum Park
Chunbum Park reviews Hijo Nam at Space 776, exploring shamanistic abstraction, memory and cyclical time.
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14 September 2026 • Chunbum Park
Chunbum Park reviews Hijo Nam at Space 776, exploring shamanistic abstraction, memory and cyclical time.

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12 September 2026 • Lee Sharrock
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1 September 2026 • Beth Primrose
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Inflatable art, photography, an upside-down car, destruction and colour.

20 August 2026 • Herbert Wright
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20 August 2026 • Rachel Carvosso
A conversation with Reiko Tsubaki, co-curator of Tony Oursler’s exhibition at TOKYO NODE, exploring technology, magic, media, consciousness and belief.

20 August 2026 • Tabish Khan
Head to Norwich to contemplate the meaning of life while sitting inside a woven tree.

19 August 2026 • Paul Carey-Kent
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14 August 2026 • Tabish Khan
Pan-Africanism, illusions, erasure, clay, and the sun and the moon.

13 August 2026 • Mark Westall
Dongting Huang transformed 1B Window Gallery in Walthamstow into a functioning Future Visa Centre

12 August 2026 • Tabish Khan
Wallace Chan’s most ambitious exhibition to date opens in China.

11 August 2026 • Jasper Spires
The chant of dancers’ footsteps squeaks and pads across the stage, the grunt of chests, whip of breaths, and flick of limbs

10 August 2026 • Piers Bourke
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7 August 2026 • Tabish Khan
Zurbaran, Tracey Emin, fantastical worlds, colour and music.

1 August 2026 • Meike Brunkhorst
Meike tries CipherX’s new microdot tattoo system in Shoreditch, choosing a tiny design applied in under a minute using dissolving microneedles

31 July 2026 • Tabish Khan
The 90s, South Asian art, a keffiyeh, gold and drawings.

30 July 2026 • Camille Moreno
Ingrid Wiener’s handwoven tapestries transformed everyday objects into works of sustained attention long before textile art entered the mainstream.

29 July 2026 • Lee Sharrock
The National Portrait Gallery looks beyond Marilyn Monroe’s screen image to reveal the beauty, vulnerability and tragedy behind the Hollywood icon.

26 July 2026 • Mark Westall
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