Gallery
Why not try a smaller show or free exhibit as an alternative to the crowded national collections? We’ve got a full list of recs for locals and art-lovers
Pauline Boty: A Portrait.
What’s in a portrait? A portrayal of the self. A captured depiction of a particular persona. But our identity is not a still-life – and far from a fixture. As we enfold throughout our lives, the person we become radically evolves. But these versions and vicissitudes of the self also simultaneously exist and cohabit within one body.
Catherine Repko: a new season’s dawning.
There is also another undercurrent: how connections become more distant in our digitised world. Are we merely feigning it? Hands fall short of each other; whispers go unheard.
Chinaza Agbor: Kindness and Hospitality from a Foreigner
Luminous and liminal, dislocated, and embodied, the black female body and its sexuality are explored and engendered, straining between conformity and divergence…
Ana Mercedes Hoyos: Los Fragmentos
The works are so hyperrealist, their juices might drip through the canvas at any moment, with a thickness of flesh highlighted by the light play of coloured chiaroscuro.
Synaesthetic bewilderment: Winston Branch’s ‘The Sweet Scent of Magnolia’ at Varvara Roza Galleries
His choice of acrylic – known for its granular texture – forms peaks and troughs, building indelible depths to his landscapes. It demands an intensity of engagement from his observers. As a result, we step into worlds of bewildering synaesthesia prompted by the exhibition title.
As Above, So Below, at Hypha Studios
Feminine and weighted, objects and figures appear alive in liminal settings between magic and the mundane, inside, and outside. Playing with the dimensionalities of the body and the home, the curated works speak to whispered and underground conversations of esoteric tradition.
Africanesse, by Angèle Etoundi Essamba at Doyle Wham
Under the artist’s loving gaze, Black skin itself becomes the subject of the collection, questioning the traditional parameters of portraiture…
Chimera, by Adam Cruces at Public Gallery
Adam Cruces interrogates the slippage between the absurd and the everyday by staging total environments in which displaced entities appear as interlopers...
Chimera, By Adam Cruces at Public Gallery
Adam Cruces interrogates the slippage between the absurd and the everyday by staging total environments in which displaced entities appear as interlopers...
International Women’s Day Artist Showcase, by Trafalgar St. James
The artists studied together at The Royal Academy Schools and will come together for International Women’s Day to exhibit a selection of paintings...
International Women's Day Artist Showcase, by Trafalgar St. James
The artists studied together at The Royal Academy Schools and will come together for International Women’s Day to exhibit a selection of paintings...
Ascension, by Matthew Smith
Featuring photographs taken in London, Venice and Tokyo, Ascension explores the hidden territory of the mind and the heart...
Ascension, by Matthew Smith
Featuring photographs taken in London, Venice and Tokyo, Ascension explores the hidden territory of the mind and the heart...
Jack Laver ‘Cut From The Shadows’, by ZÉRUÌ Gallery
ZÉRUÌ is delighted to announce ‘Cut from the Shadows’, the first solo exhibition by London based artist Jack Laver...
Night Lights, by Cob Gallery
Cob Gallery presents 'Night Lights': A poetic group show diving into the mystery and symbols of the night...
A Consciousness Harnessed to Flesh, by D Contemporary
The exhibition brings together artists presenting works that navigate dimensions of time, ritualistic repetition and supernatural imagery...
Hayam Elsayed at the London Art Fair
Elsayed approaches painting with the aim to portray her subjects as they appear in life; earning her a space at the London Art Fair...
Image Space Process, by Thames-Side Studio Gallery
'Image Space Process' features three artists who adopt three distinct and singular approaches to image and object making...
Uncoded: Crafting Intelligence, by D Contemporary
The exhibition brings together artists presenting paintings developed by word commands and sculptures that cross the boundaries of aesthetics...
Downdacious, by Simon Casson
Simon Casson seamlessly blends the lightest peony boudoir frippery of Rococo, with a darker inky palette of deep mesmeric Folklore...