A presentation of new work by South African artist Lisa Brice, which will be the artist's first exhibition dedicated to paintings on paper. Vibrant works in cobalt blue gouache will line the walls of the Gaallery. Each work is an intimate figurative portrait of feminine power and sensuality.
You have asked for more evening events and here is one -- a tour of Terrains of the Body: Photography from the National Museum of Women in the Arts led by Chief Curator Lydia Yee of Whitechapel Gallery. The exhibition features work by: Marina Abramović, Rineke Dijkstra, Anna Gaskell, Nan Goldin, Charlotte Gyllenhammar, Candida Höfer, Icelandic Love Corporation, Mwangi Hutter, Kirsten Justesen, Justine Kurland, Nikki S. Lee, Hellen van […]
Surprise in the Shrubbery is an exhibition of prints, paintings, mixed media and boxes, including a gallery installation ‘The Artists’ Floor’ – collage arrangement for public involvement and interaction.
This is the first UK exhibition by Australian Aboriginal artist, Kittey Malavie, and the inaugural exhibition of this new space that will deliver a rich programme of exhibitions and events devoted to contemporary […]
Barbara Brown was the golden girl of Heal Fabrics in the 1960s and early 1970s. Talent-spotted as a student, her designs for furnishing fabrics are some of the most striking and unusual ever produced in the 20th century and won awards from the Council of Industrial Design. This is the first major solo exhibition of […]
I could have imagined this exhibition as a classic series of paintings loosely based around the nine Greek goddesses, daughters of Zeus and Mnemosyne, who preside over the Arts and […]
American-born Joyce Petschek has had a life-long passion for Bargello needlework, a beautiful flame-stitch pattern that has an extensive history. After many years creating designs for a commercial market, Joyce closed her business and began to work on her own unique compositions that allowed her to fully explore the creative potential of her ideas. The […]
Life Time is a solo exhibition by Irma Blank. The exhibition comprises selections from two major bodies of work - the Avant-testo series (begun in the late 1990s) and the Global Writings series (2000 to present). Blank's work will feature in the forthcoming 57th Venice Biennale, curated by Christine Macel. Since the late 1960s, Blank's singular production has focused on the recording of time […]
The first UK solo exhibition of Chiara Camoni is called Sisters - a beautiful collection of mood pieces.
Harewood House was recently used as a major set for ITV’s Victoria series. The crew filmed series one across Yorkshire for several months during winter 2015/16. Harewood was fortunate enough to be one of their key locations. To celebrate the success of the programme, the opulent rooms on Harewood’s State Floor will come to life with costumes […]
Anne Ryan's The Cowboy Paintings were made in London between 1998 and 2002. Large groups of them have been exhibited in Frankfurt and Limerick, but this is the first major collection of them ever shown in London. Based on images from cowboy novel covers and film stills, the paintings explore the core narratives of cowboy fiction.
Spanning fifty years of vibrant, colourful and abstract print-making by a master of the genre, this exhibition, 'A Different Way of Working' will cover Wilhelmina Barns Graham's work from the early 1950s to 2003. Wilhelmina first experimented with linocuts, etching and lithography during the 1950s, and in the following decades she made a handful of prints […]
The appeal of Sarah Nutley's pictures lie in their size (many are 10”x8”, or smaller), and the quiet intensity with which a scale of mark is balanced against the salient features of a scene. They are ‘cabinet paintings’, each with the appeal of an Indian or Middle Eastern miniature. Poised, dignified, and self-contained, they might be […]
Scarlett Hooft Graafland’s surreal, dream-like photographs provide the lasting record of her carefully choreographed, site-specific sculptural interventions and performances in some of the most isolated corners of the earth. The […]
In this photographic exhibition there are works by, Lucas Blalock, Anne Collier, Sara Cwynar, Natalie Czech, Andreas Gursky, Elad Lassry, Richard Prince, Thomas Ruff, Cindy Sherman, Erin Shirreff, Wolfgang Tillmans, Sara VanDerBeek, Jeff Wall, Christopher Williams You Are Looking at Something That Never Occurred brings together 14 international artists who work with photography. It spans a […]
‘Salamanca’ is a joint exhibition by fine artist Julia Colmenares and performance artist Zoe Simon bringing together paintings, print, film and performance. The title ‘Salomania’ refers to the 20th century stereotype of […]
Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg’s perverse and psychologically probing exhibition, ‘Who am I to Judge, or, It Must be Something Delicious,’ looks at human nature’s capricious and erotic inclinations, capturing those moments when one succumbs to carnal pleasure without thought for morality or social standards. The exhibition marks the artists’ return to their signature stop-motion […]
Light Reading, is a solo exhibition by Elizabeth McAlpine. Cinema, and photography, on which it rests – are obsessively materialist media. McAlpine with the three new series of works presented […]
An exhibition and the premiere of a major new lm commission by London and Beirut-based artist Maeve Brennan. The work is produced by and commissioned by Chisenhale Gallery, London; Spike […]
Jessica Warboys' work is informed by personal or collective memories – historical, mythical or fictional – and this solo show will consider her use of symbolism, form and her approach to […]