The London Group Announces Three Exhibitions For Waterloo Festival
St John’s Waterloo is an Anglican church with a big heart and an open door. This year, The London Group will mount three new group exhibition.
29 May 2018
Lee Bul Explores Questions Of Intimacy, Gender, And Technology – Hayward Gallery
Lee Bul (b. 1964, Seoul, South Korea) explores questions of intimacy, gender, technology and class
25 May 2018
Three Female Artists Show Their True Colours At Newport Street Gallery
Damien Hirst’s Newport Street Gallery is presenting ‘True Colours’ an exhibition of paintings by three female artists
25 May 2018
Paul Renner and Paul Sakoilsky Transformation Corruption and Conservation – Gallery 46
Gallery 46 is presenting the first joint exhibition in London and first full collaboration by Paul Renner and Paul Sakoilsky.
21 May 2018
Paper: Not Just Another Flat Surface – International Print Center New York – Isa Freeling
IPCNY is offering a comprehensive look at the art of paper. A medium exemplified in a multitude of imagery manifested into an excellent display of pulp’s many boundless possibilities.
Prison Charity Koestler Trust Curates Exhibition Touring London churches
The Koestler Trust, the UK’s best-known prison arts charity, has curated an exhibition which has been touring central London churches.
20 May 2018
Colin Smith: Imagery Rooted In The Everyday World
It’s been several decades since the British Artist Colin Smith exhibited in the UK. He has worked almost exclusively overseas during this time, in the USA, Sweden, a long period in a mountain village in Spain, and now is based mainly in Ghent, Belgium.
Photo London 2018: The Capital’s Most Visited Photography Event – Preview
More than 100 of the world’s leading galleries will descend on the capital for London’s most popular photography fair.
Mai 68: Posters from the Revolution Marking 50 Years – Lazinc
On the fiftieth anniversary of the student protests that kicked off the Mai 68 Paris riots, London gallery Lazinc will present over fifty posters created and employed during the protests.
8 May 2018
1968 Political Protest Posters To Be Displayed At Tate Britain
1968 was a turning point for protest history and a flashpoint in modern society.
7 May 2018
The ground-breaking work of Sister Corita Kent – Ditchling Museum
In the sometimes fraught and fractious relationship between the Church and visual art, the story of Sister Corita Kent is one of the most inspiring, surprising and unusual. In 1936 the eighteen-year-old Frances Kent entered the religious order Immaculate Heart of Mary order of Catholic nuns in Hollywood. She became Sister Mary Corita, IHM, and […]
Dame Joan Collins To Be Sculpted Live by Royal Artist Frances Segelman
The iconic actor Dame Joan Collins will be sculpted live by royal sculptor Frances Segelman (Lady Petchey) at the London Film Museum, in support of Penny Brohn UK.
30 April 2018
Shape Of Light: Photography’s Relationship With Abstract Art – Tate Modern
London 30 April: Tate Modern reveals the intertwined stories of photography and abstract art in a new exhibition.
16 April 2018
Helaine Blumenfeld – In Pursuit Of Hard Beauty – Lisa Azarmi
The sculptor, Helaine Blumenfeld OBE, has spent a life time unashamedly in pursuit of beauty. In an art world obsessed by the conceptual, Blumenfeld has carved her own reality.
15 April 2018
Emily Young: First Contemporary Works Exhibited In New College Cloisters – Paul Black
Considering that British sculptor Emily Young strives to marry the ancient and contemporary
14 April 2018
Sean Scully: First UK Sculpture And Painting Exhibition Announced For YSP
Sean Scully is to create an ambitious new exhibition of both his paintings and his less known three-dimensional works, at the Yorkshire Sculpture Park (YPS) in September.
4 April 2018
Lee Miller: Private Photographs Of Picasso On Display At Lightbox
A new photography exhibition of work by Lee Miller at The Lightbox gallery and museum in Woking will display a rarely-seen, carefree side to the iconic artist, Pablo Picasso.
2 April 2018
Hot Rocks: Artists Explore The Obsessiveness Of Mineral Collectors And Geologists
Superstition is a four-walled mineral cabinet consisting of artists that all depict geological rocks such as crystals, gemstones, or Geodes.
22 March 2018
Damien Hirst Headlines Houghton Hall 2018 Exhibition
Damien Hirst will be the next artist to take over Houghton Hall for their summer exhibition.
21 March 2018
Carsten Holler Takes On Palazzo Strozzi For The Florence Experiment
Palazzo Strozzi will host The Florence Experiment, a new site-specific project devised by celebrated German artist Carsten Höller and plant neurobiologist Stefano Mancuso, curated by Arturo Galansino, Fondazione Palazzo Strozzi Director-General, this spring-summer.
19 March 2018
Alexander Calder Hauser & Wirth Somerset
A major new solo exhibition of works by Alexander Calder (1898 – 1976), the majority of which have never before been exhibited in the UK is to take place at Hauser & Wirth Somerset.
9 March 2018
Collecting Stanley Spencer: New Cookham Exhibition Explores His Patron’s Influence
A new exhibition at the popular Stanley Spencer Gallery in Cookham titled Patron Saints: Collecting Stanley Spencer, opens later this month.
Annie Swynnerton: Passionate Supporter Of Women’s Rights Exhibited
The first retrospective for nearly a century of the Manchester-born painter Annie Swynnerton (1844–1933) has opened at the Manchester Art Gallery 23 February 2018– 6 January 2019.
3 March 2018
ArtBAB: Bahrain Hosts Region’s Most Influential Art Fair
ArtBAB, under the Patronage of Her Royal Highness Princess Sabeeka bint Ibrahim Al Khalifa, President of the Supreme Council for Women has announced an impressive line-up of galleries participating in this year’s event.
London Gallery Exhibitions March 2018 – Chosen By Paul Carey-Kent
Up Now in London – Paul Carey-Kent chooses his favourite exhibitions for March 2018.
28 February 2018
Nancy Fouts: Explores The Inherent Strangeness Of Everyday Objects
Nancy Fouts is best known for her distinctive sculptural works, which reconfigure commonplace objects and materials with a characteristically playful and provocative humour.
Hugh Mendes: Donald Trump Obituary Painting Is Not Just Fake News
Hugh Mendes has created his most controversial image to date, for his latest exhibition, a group show at CHARLIE SMITH LONDON.
16 February 2018
Arca Project Moves to London in PayneShurvell Pop Up Space
Opening on 22 February, The Arca Project moves to a London venue. First shown at Payne Shurvell’s Suffolk gallery in April 2017, the exhibition consists of 16 visual and 16 textual responses to W G Sebald’s seminal novel The Rings of Saturn.
12 February 2018
Embracing the Underdog Latest Q Park Exhibition Marks Chinese New Year
Over one hundred and twenty underground artists will help celebrate Chinese New Year, the Year of The Dog, in style right at the very centre of London’s Chinatown.
6 February 2018
John Stezaker: Collages And Found Images Depicting Themes of Love
A new exhibition of British artist John Stezaker; presenting collages and found images concerned with themes of love, desire and betrayal that have been central to his practice
4 February 2018
Street Artist Ben Eine Creates His Largest Mural Yet In East London
The acclaimed street artist Ben Eine has unveiled a huge 17,500 square meter mural. Depicting the word “CREATE”
Sean Scully Returns To Newcastle And Liverpool For Major Retrospective Exhibitions
The international abstract painter Sean Scully will be exhibited across the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne, and the Hatton Gallery, Newcastle University from 10 February – 28 May 2018.