Jane Dickson, Maria Bartuszová, Veronica Ryan, Sheila Hicks, Gee’s Bend Quilt makers and many other women artists, are currently exhibiting in London Galleries that are taking part in this special weekend of open galleries. Guides and maps are available.
Lisa Milroy’s exhibition, Correspondence, brings together paintings from the 1980s to the present exploring the parameters of still life and the human relationship with objects. The exhibition explores how painted depictions of objects can spark associations, leading the viewer to poetically charged connections and memories.
‘GRUPPENAUSSTELLUNG’ is a celebration of Hauser & Wirth’s Swiss heritage through a playful presentation of over 20 artists, including Phyllida Barlow, Martin Creed, Nicole Eisenman, Isa Genzken, Rodney Graham, Richard […]
An exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Elizabeth Peyton, titled Angel. Peyton finds feeling in everything she depicts—friends, flowers, strangers, and familiar faces. The exhibition’s title can be traced back to the Ancient Greek term 'angelos', meaning messenger, protector, someone who comes to tell us something to guide us on our way.
The exhibition, Do You Remember Me..., focuses on a new body of work including a selection of Catherine Goodman's new paintings, drawings, collages and works on paper which capture the landscape […]
Endless Forms Most Beautiful, is the latest project from celebrated photographer Janelle Lynch. This series is comprised of diaphanous cyanotypes and striking, large-format black and white photographs produced during six weeks of solitude along the Atlantic Ocean in Amagansett, New York, at the end of 2022. The title is drawn from the final lines of […]
This exhibition of spray dot paintings by Howardena Pindell are among her most iconic works. The artist creates these sensuous paintings using various hole punchers and tools, which she punches into discarded card-stock, manila folders and heavy watercolour paper. The result of which she uses as templates, spraying paint through the perforations across large-scale canvases […]
Helen Sear presents a series of large-scale works that combine multiple images to emphasise the indivisibility of the human and the natural worlds. In giving equal status to the human and natural, […]
Jermaine Francis: A Storied Ground, is the London premiere of this recent body of work. In it Francis uses multiple images to explore a Black presence in nature. Historically the […]
The work of award-winning photographer, Mandy Barker, is created to raise awareness of marine plastic pollution and has received global recognition. This is its first showing in London of Plastic Soup, which […]
Rina Banerjee’s exhibition, Blind Spot, Imagining Those Who are Invisible, comprises new and existing sculptures and works on paper. The exhibition explores diversity and cultural democracy, as well as the reservoirs of greed invested in globalism.
The exhibition, Celia Paul: 26 Years of Portraiture with Studio Prints. celebrates Celia Paul’s long-time collaboration with master printmakers Studio Prints, and the intimate portrait etchings that she produced with them until 2011. The exhibited etchings depict a small group of frequent sitters such as Paul’s mother, her sisters and friends. These tender portrayals bear […]
Katie Cuddon is best known for working with clay. Expressive and instinctive, her sculpture explores psychological representations of the human body and the interpenetration of art and life. This exhibition, […]
Portraits and Landscapes, spotlights five newly acquired works by the internationally renowned photographer Catherine Opie, this free display in the Collections Gallery features portraits of leading British artists: Royal Academicians […]
The exhibition ORIGINS spans six decades of Maggie Hambling’s work, bearing witness to the artist’s deep connection with Suffolk, and inviting a meditation on the universal relationships between self and […]
Theresa Weber produces a site-specific installation responding to the history and architecture of Somerset House. Theresa explores non-hierarchical relationships between histories and narratives in this new installation, Cycles of Unmasking. The […]
Katie van Scherpenberg's exhibition reflects a central concern in her work: the natural landscape, which holds our memories, inspires and sustains us, and yet continues on its course, indifferent to our mortal worries. The complexities of our relationship with the landscape are untangled through her artistic explorations, in which painting is dismantled to a point […]
Carrie Mae Weems is celebrated for her exploration of identity, power, desire and social justice through work that challenges representations of race, gender, and class. This exhibition brings together photographs, […]
An exploration of the life and career of Yevonde, the pioneering London photographer who spearheaded the use of colour photography in the 1930s. Yevonde: Life and Colour, tells the story of […]
Gelare Khoshgozaran produces work that engages with the legacies of imperial violence. Through film and video Khoshgozaran explores narratives of belonging outside of the geographies and temporalities that both unsettle a sense of home, and make places of affinity uninhabitable. To Be the Author of One’s Own Travels, brings together three films by Khoshgozaran — two of […]