Pi Artworks is delighted to announce a solo exhibition by UK artist Jeremy Hutchison. Consisting of video, sculpture and live performance, this show presents a new chapter in Hutchison’s expansive work, Dead White Man. This ongoing body of work deals with the global trade in secondhand clothes. Every year, twenty-four billion garments are donated to […]
An arresting solo exhibition by Bulgarian artist Andreana Dobreva, opens at Fiumano Clase on the 27th April and runs until the 24th May 2024. A series of new paintings exploring the ongoing difficulties facing migrant populations, a contemporary issue that goes back millennia.
A solo exhibition by Ethiopian artist Tesfaye Urgessa, coinciding with the artist’s representation at Ethiopia’s inaugural participation in La Biennale di Venezia. Following his exhibition Prejudice and Belonging, the London presentation is an academic survey of his overall practice, including preliminary charcoal on paper sketches and large-scale oil paintings. The selection of work demonstrates the […]
JD Malat Gallery proudly announces Michael Muir’s first solo exhibition that will take place outside of Australia and New Zealand titled Above the Surface. The exhibition will be on display on the lower ground floor of the gallery, from the 2nd of May until the 1st of June along with an exclusive preview on the […]
Cecilia Brunson Projects is pleased to present the gallery’s third solo exhibition by Lucía Pizzani (b. 1975, Caracas). Pizzani’s research-based practice, informed by her studies in conservation biology and her involvement in Venezuela’s environmental movement, is concerned with the intertwining narratives of natural and human histories. In this immersive exhibition, Pizzani presents newly commissioned and […]
Elizabeth Xi Bauer is delighted to present Karoliina Hellberg’s first UK solo exhibition. The Gallery will exhibit new works by the artist and a wallpaper print designed and executed by Hellberg for this upcoming solo show. Karoliina Hellberg lives and works in Helsinki and is known for her large, vibrant oil, acrylic, and ink canvases. […]
A major new exhibition by renowned Mexico-based artist Francis Alÿs – his first and largest institutional solo exhibition in the UK for over a decade. Celebrating the breadth and importance of his work, this exhibition stages the UK premiere of his critically acclaimed series Children’s Games (1999-present), newly expanded following the Belgian Pavilion at the […]
Pilar Corrias is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by artist Ella Walker at its Savile Row gallery. For her first exhibition with the gallery, Walker intricately weaves imagery from broad swathes of history and popular culture – medieval manuscripts to modern ballet, the cinema of Fellini and Pasolini to fetishwear magazines […]
Where musings on resistance and experiments on embodiment fuse into dance. Rest the Thumbs on the Cheekbones, the first European solo exhibition by artist Moe Satt from Myanmar, brings a new commission alongside recent and early works in conversation to showcase the artist’s relentless, dynamic exploration of embodiment, identity, and political resistance. The exhibition builds […]
The Earth is Knot Flat will be Emma McNally’s first solo institutional exhibition in the UK and her most ambitious installation to date. This exhibition uses drawing to think through the materially entangled, interconnected nature of gender, racial and environmental injustices. McNally makes her large drawings in a building constructed for rope making in London’s Woolwich […]
