Hungarian artist Ilona Keserü visits London for her first solo exhibition, which follows on from her inclusion in Frieze Master's presentation (2017). The exhibition includes drawings, objects and paintings dating […]
For this fourth exhibition in the Lodger series, artist Gabriella Boyd has created a new series of paintings called Help Yourself, in which dream logic appears to dominate, and the atmosphere is […]
Dutch artist Magali Reus’s first major solo exhibition in London comprises an entirely new body of work, As Mist, Description, framed by architectural interventions designed specifically for the South London Gallery’s […]
Focusing on work from the mid-1990s to the present the exhibition will reflect Sonia Boyce’s move from her earlier drawing and collage which explored her own position as a black […]
Sandra Brown is a leading figure in the field of contemporary ceramics. Over 30 museums worldwide hold pieces of her work in their collections, including the Victoria and Albert Museum. As […]
Landscape and our relationship to it, both individually and through our collective history is the basis of Jo Naden' s practice. Inspired by the rugged stoney quality of the interior of […]
Käthe Kollwitz (1867-1945) was one of the leading artists of the late 19th and early 20th centuries, notable for the emotional power of her drawing, printmaking and sculpture. She lived […]
The House of Fame is an exhibition conceived by Linder (Linda Mulvey). The presentation is a retrospective of the influential British artist and musician’s work, spanning more than 40 years of […]
The third instalment of NOW features a major survey of works by renowned British artist Jenny Saville, spanning some 25 years of the artist’s career across five rooms. It brings together 17 […]
For their new exhibition, Czech artists Miroslava Večeřová and Pavel Příkaský transform the gallery space of Czech Centre London into a stage that is simultaneously both, an art installation and […]
In celebrating women artists working around 1918, this exhibition, ‘The Turn of Women Artists 1837- 2018', is set against the background of a contemporary feminism that pays homage to the […]
As part of History Painting, Rose Wylie presents a cycle of new work about the Mayflower voyage, made between 2015-2017 for this exhibition. These paintings draw on the artist's memories of […]
This year 'Britain's greatest living stone sculptor’, Emily Young adorns the magnificent quadrangle with over 20 sculptures. This is the first occasion which the cloisters, home to sculpture and monuments dating from […]
Acclaimed installation and performance artist Chiharu Shiota creates an awe-inspiring, site-specific installation of thread within the beautiful 18th-century Chapel. Called Beyond Time, this work for YSP responds to and activates the unique architecture […]
Elaine Duigenan is a photographic artist, whose work takes a close look at objects as in her current exhibition Blossfeldt's Apprentice. Things are never quite what they seem and her work is […]
From the Greenhouse is an exhibition by three Norwegian jewellers, all inspired by the natural world. Millie Behrens creates jewellery using mainly silver and other materials, such as pebbles found on beaches, […]
A collection of disrupted examples of tourist culture – such as souvenirs, photographs and postcards – that challenge our long-established ideals of the holiday to produce ulterior messages. The relationship […]
The exhibition From the Same Source I have not Taken, centres around faith, trust, coercion and the gap between real experience and artificial effect, and whether the constructed collective experience […]
The exhibition is a collection of works by women called Women Can't Paint.
Pregnancy is one of the most extreme states of the human condition, according to art theorist Amelia Jones, as it reveals the ‘tension between self as subject and self as object’. […]