| Charlie Woolley: I Built my House on Sand
David Risley Gallery is presenting the first solo exhibition by London born artist Charlie Woolley.
In this exhibition Woolley brings together a collection of images and objects with thematic connections. He asks the question 'what can be done with the images that we are confronted by everyday?' Sometimes this question is in response to simple desires: to chart the histories of the... |
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| Michael Samuels: Childstar
Michael Samuels tests the boundaries and our preconceived ideas of objects and space, presence and absence and fiction and reality. Interested in sculptures formal language and its material presence, Samuels uses furniture sourced for its distinctive quality and appearance and reconstructs it through experiments in form, colour and placement.
Reconstructed and refigured, sliced and... |
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| Sea Hyun Lee: Between Red
Sea Hyun Lee’s paintings are a constant and obsessive shuffling of recurring fragments. His unmistakable series of landscapes are rendered in delicate but pervasive washes of red - large swaths of unmarked white meandering between islands of crimson land. The blank spaces are harshly set against the carefully detailed fragments in red yet cohering into the flawless totality that is... |
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| Paul Rooney: La Décision Doypack
For his first exhibition at Matt’s Gallery, and first solo exhibition in London, Paul Rooney has made a new 27 minute film shot on 16mm, La Décision Doypack (2008), co-commissioned by Matt’s Gallery and the Loughborough University Radar programme. A further new commission entitled Failing That (2008), with images and a text written by the artist, will feature in the gallery... |
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| Portraits of yesterday, today and tomorrow
f a projects is presenting "Portraits of yesterday, today and tomorrow", an exhibition that premieres the work of four young Hungarian born and based painters in London: Zsolt Bodoni, Roland Horvath, Peter Sudar, and Dorottya Szabo.
The artists are part of a unique generation that knew communism in childhood, witnessed its disintegration during adolescence and experienced... |
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| Kate Hawkins: Anarchy is Ordinary - Solo Show
BISCHOFF/WEISS is presenting Anarchy is Ordinary an exhibition of new work by Kate Hawkins. Through performance, video and painting Kate Hawkins produces work that confronts popular ideas of conformity and dissent, exploring the fallacies and idiosyncrasies of the social rituals, manners and mores that govern contemporary relationships.
The video work, Anarchy is Ordinary (2008),... |
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| Cornelia Parker and Marcel Broodthaers
The pairing of Cornelia Parker & Marcel Broodthaers in this, the 22nd of a year long series of 26 short exhibitions, is a celebration of two artists who share a belief in the power of poetic transformation. Both artists have what Jessica Morgan has described as “a humorous and conceptually savvy approach to art making”. [Matter and What it Means by Jessica Morgan in Cornelia... |
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| Insight Out
Guillermo Martin Bermejo - Anja Ganster - Genevieve Morin - Monika Ruckstuhl
Curated by Anja Ganster
Insight Out, curated by Anja Ganster, is a group show of paintings by four artists that deal with an idea of place or space reflecting reality through some kind of representation. The exhibition questions how, and in which ways, internal processes and worlds can be represented... |
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| Last of The Dictionary Men
Stories from the South Shields Yemeni Sailors
BALTIC debuts Bridge+Tunnel Productions’ Last of The Dictionary Men. This multimedia exhibition is based around the lives and history of the Yemeni community based in South Shields, a coastal town in Tyne and Wear, England.
Featuring photographs of first-generation settlers by artist Youssef Nabil and a series of video portraits by... |
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| For Your Eyes Only: Ian Fleming and James Bond
To celebrate the centenary of Ian Fleming’s birth, Imperial War Museum London is producing the first major exhibition devoted to the life and work of the man who created the world’s most famous secret agent, James Bond.
Featuring fascinating material, much on public display for the first time, For Your Eyes Only will look at the author and his fictional character in their... |
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| Climate Change – Gauging the temperature
Artes Mundi 3 conference on the way visual artists respond to the issue of global climate change with public
lecture by Xu Bing
Artes Mundi and University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC) present a two day conference for those interested in the visual arts, discussing the response of visual artists to the challenge of global climate change. Speakers will include Artes Mundi 3... |
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| Loris Gréaud: Cellar Door (Once is Always Twice)
The ICA is presenting the first UK solo exhibition by French artist Loris Gréaud, entitled Cellar Door (Once is Always Twice). Gréaud, one of the most innovative and distinctive artists to emerge on the international art scene in recent years, is presenting a new installation which consists of three almost identical rooms, and which draws on his interweaving interests in art,... |
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| Front of House
Marcos Corrales, Ângela Ferreira, Narelle Jubelin, Andrew Renton
Parasol unit is presenting a ‘purpose built’ collaborative exhibition by artists Ângela Ferreira and Narelle Jubelin, architect Marcos Corrales, and writer and curator Andrew Renton.
While each of these four participants have worked with each other in varying combinations for over fifteen years--building a... |
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| My Colour - paintings by Tori Treasure at the Brick Lane Gallery
'My Colour' is an exhibition of paintings by Tori Treasure at the Brick Lane Gallery.
Tori Treasure's work has been inspired by the music of her favourite artists including Radiohead and Sigur Ros.
She says of the exhibition: "My colour,' a collection of paintings created on and off over the past three years. A challenge was set by a band whose music I had discovered during my... |
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| Helmut Stallaerts: I Remember Nothing
IBID PROJECTS is presenting ‘I Remember Nothing’, the first UK solo show of Brussels-based artist Helmut Stallaerts. Stallaerts’ work addresses themes such as the place of ideology in a secularly organised society, the estrangement of people from their own beliefs, and the possibility of individualism in the face of new technologies and means of communication. His paintings and... |
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