14 June 2022

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From Near and Far: Collage and Figuration in the Contemporary Age

14 June 2022

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Deborah Roberts: I have something to tell you

23 March 2022

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Juan Araujo: Laughing and the Storm

23 March 2022

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Hulda Guzmán: Meet Me in The Forest

20 January 2022

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Holly Hendry: Fatty Acids

20 January 2022

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Sarah Ball

8 November 2021

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David Shrigley: Mayfair Tennis Ball Exchange

1 June 2021

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Yinka Shonibare CBE RA: African Spirits of Modernism

12 October 2020

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Denzil Forrester in Rome

7 September 2020

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25 Years

1 July 2020

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Jonathan Baldock: Facecrime (suspect)

18 June 2020

Andreas Eriksson

18 June 2020

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Yinka Shonibare CBE: Justice for All

28 May 2020

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David Shrigley: Lockdown Drawings

3 February 2020

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Kendell Geers, ‘Love, By Any Means Necessary’

3 February 2020

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Melvin Edwards

12 November 2018

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Channing Hansen: Morphogenesis

24 September 2018

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Yinka Shonibare MBE At The Fitzrovia Chapel

24 September 2018

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Tom Friedman: Always The Beginning

4 June 2018

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Talisman in the Age of Difference

6 February 2018

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Tonico Lemos Auad

13 November 2017

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Kehinde Wiley: In Search of the Miraculous

31 May 2017

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Painting on the Edge: A Historical Survey

31 May 2017

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Channing Hansen

6 March 2017

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Lisa Brice

6 March 2017

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Stephan Balkenhol

2 October 2016

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Yinka Shonibare Fabric Free Exhibition Seduces Audience Expectations

Yinka Shonibare MBE is currently presenting his sixth solo exhibition at Stephen Friedman Gallery. Entitled ‘And the wall fell away’. The show marks a pivotal moment in the artist’s practice with the complete absence of the Dutch wax batik textiles for which he is known. Shonibare removes the fabric altogether and uses the batik designs in new […]

20 March 2016

David Shrigley: Satirical Often Infantile Drawings And Text – New Exhibition Unveiled

The 2013 Turner Prize nominated, British artist David Shrigley launched his eighth solo show at London’s Stephen Friedman Gallery on Thursday 17th March. Shrigley uses a combination of acrylic paint and oil stick to create his satirical and sometimes subtly political drawings and texts. His new large-scale works on paper are mostly successful and the exhibition […]

31 January 2013

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Yinka Shonibare: POP – New London Exhibition At Stephen Friedman Gallery

Stephen Friedman Gallery has announced a new solo exhibition of new works by Yinka Shonibare, MBE.This exhibition of all recent works focuses on the corruption, excess and debauchery that have in part led to the current economic crisis. With characteristic wit and critique, Yinka Shonibare explores the contemporary worship of luxury goods and the behaviour […]

13 September 2012

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Ged Quinn Solo Exhibition At 2012 Frieze Art Fair

The Stephen Friedman Gallery has announced its Frieze 2012 presentation. It will be a solo exhibition of new still life and flower paintings by British artist Ged Quinn.Quinn’s work takes as its central focus the exploration of art history both in the appropriation of paintings of the past and through the subversion of traditional genres. […]