“I am fascinated with the malleability of materials, and the architectural historical practice of spolia - the appropriation of materials into new forms. My broader project is a continued dialogue and dismantling of the archive of my late grandfather”
a solo presentation by the Israeli artist, feminist theorist, psychoanalyst and philosopher Bracha in the fourth exhibition of the gallery’s year-long series inspired by the political philosopher Hannah Arendt
shown for the first time in London, Pfeiffer’s part-video, part-sculpture installation uses as its starting point the revered role of the “encarnador” or sculptor of holy Catholic figures intended as the focus of religious worship
curated by Daniel Malarkey, a group exhibition featuring Celia Paul, Claude Lalanne, Didier William, Gladys Nilsson, Patrizio di Massimo, Paul P. & the Rose Garden Cloister with works by Tancredi di Carcaci & Tom Schneider
curated by Senior Director Isabella Icoz, an exhibition that brings together five influential female artists whose work offers a nuanced understanding of the female gaze
in her first solo exhibition at a major London institution Quarles presents surreal and deliberately ambiguous images of bodies that seem barely contained by the frame of the canvas
“at the heart of Felipe Baeza’s work is the body: abstracted, dismembered, remembered, obscured, suspended, floating, drowning, sprouting wings, feathers, leaves, both human and celestial, entrapped and expansive, unbound and unruly” - Gayatri Gopinath
a year on from their cancelled MFA degree show, an exhibition by this self-assembled group of Ruskin School of Art 2020 Graduates - Haffendi Anuar, Amy Bernstein, Sam Blackwood and Laura Hindmarsh
new works reflecting the subtle beauty of elements of nature such as snow, light, clouds and fog - including an installation running the length of the gallery wall and wall-based sculptures with abstracted layers which, like fog, both reveal and disguise
a new body of work focussed exclusively on Houshiary’s paintings - which arise from a meditative practice that takes breath as its medium and conceptual framework
in McCoy’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, and in the City, paintings full of color, geometry, energy and cartooning, based on the landscapes and skyscapes that he saw as he traveled to work, leaving and returning to the solitude of home isolation
Douard’s new exhibition - in the gallery’s second space at 5 rue de Saintonge - is a continuation of his last solo exhibition, at the Frac Île-de-France in 2020
new works linked to the “Water School” project continue Tuazon’s exploration of the relationship between water, land rights, architecture and sculpture
the British artist’s first solo exhibition in Asia deals with human conflicts, desires, communication failures, and destructive relationships between humans and nature through new pieces including a large decoy fighter plane
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