
Sim Smith now represents Kemi Onabulé
Sim Smith now represent Kemi Onabulé (b. 1995, London, UK, lives and works in London) following her first solo show… Read More
Sim Smith now represent Kemi Onabulé (b. 1995, London, UK, lives and works in London) following her first solo show… Read More
‘Wild Horses’ is an exhibition of painting and photography by a group of artists, focusing on their gaze, specifically looking… Read More
because because because because because is a solo exhibition by BAFTA-winning artist and filmmaker Ian Gouldstone at Sim Smith. The exhibition is a graceful performance in tech, exploring notions of chance, imagination and the importance of connection at a time when we are apart.
‘Start Again’ is the debut solo exhibition by British artist Kate Groobey at Sim Smith. ‘Start Again’ is a body of work made with the intensity and multidisciplinary approach that Groobey has become known for.
UNTITLED, ART opened online yesterday and we had a sneak peek, in the limited time we had in it /on it? its v cool, lots of fun, way better than other online art platforms we have been bombarded with so it’s definitely worth having a go
Sim Smith is to present, ‘Trophy’a two-person exhibition exploring the purpose of the trophy, its associations and narratives. From the celebratory to the unassuming, this exhibition surveys its various guises, through fascination and fantasy.
The group exhibition, ‘What Kind Of Spirit Is This?’ is the inaugural show at Sim Smith, this exhibition casts a celebratory and inquisitive eye over painting today.