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30 November 2023
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an exhibition of Lewis’ new zoomorphic works, in which repurposed found objects and materials take the form of uncanny kinetic sculptures
Flowers Gallery, Cork Street Tim Lewis: The Forest Visits
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first introduced in 1974, the 41st edition of Small is Beautiful continues to showcase smaller pieces by internationally recognised names and new talents
Flowers Gallery, Cork Street Small is Beautiful: 41st Edition
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including many not widely-known images, an exhibition spanning thirteen years of Mapplethorpe’s life, with still lifes, nudes, rare Dye-transfer photographs of flowers, as well as his classic portraits of artists and creatives in 1970s and 80s New York
Alison Jacques Robert Mapplethorpe: SUBJECT OBJECT IMAGE
an exhibition combining current gallery artists with those whose first solo exhibitions begin in 2024
BEERS London FAMILY & FRIENDS
organised with the American artist’s family, an exhibition of drawings by Ryman from 1961-2000
David Zwirner Robert Ryman: Line
new paintings and works on paper which reference Greek tragic drama as well as giant digital stadium display screens - “I gave myself the challenge of feeling the ancient and digital worlds simultaneously” - Saville
Gagosian Davies St Jenny Saville: Ekkyklema
private view
Boty was a prominent British Pop Art figure and “a visionary artist whose vibrant spirit and revolutionary creations left an indelible mark on the contemporary art scene”
Gazelli Art House Pauline Boty: A Portrait
Hely Hutchinson’s first exhibition at the gallery presents windswept coastlines and open spaces, celebrating the delight to be found in the natural world
John Martin Gallery Nicholas Hely Hutchinson: Recent Paintings
a solo exhibition featuring a new body of work, which marks Mason-Macklin’s European debut and the end of his residency at MAMOTH
MAMOTH Jacob Mason-Macklin: Underground
Tchiprout’s debut solo exhibition at the gallery explores new beginnings with portrait paintings, monotypes and etchings, on a larger scale than she is known for
Marlborough Liorah Tchiprout: Two Eyes Wide Open at the Edge of Dawn
a group show featuring iconic works from the 1980s to the present, celebrating the versatility of the genre through the combination of anthropomorphic forms with tongue-in-cheek interventions
Skarstedt Still Life
new luminous, surreal still-life paintings by Pérez Pollo in his first solo exhibition with the gallery
Timothy Taylor Michel Pérez Pollo: Two Poets
re-imagined, tarot-based portraits together with a sculptural installation and sound piece in this solo exhibition by the artist and psychic medium which expands on her exploration of spirituality and healing processes
Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix Byzantia Harlow: Aetheric
selected works from the Collection by artists including Grimes, Glenn Ligon and Thomas Hirschorn - curated by Haverstock School Year 12 A-Level art students and produced over a series of in-school and off-site workshops
Zabludowicz Collection Haverstock School Curates: Segregation
capturing figures in a moment of heightened emotional intensity, Al-Atallah’s compositions are inspired by Mesopotamian and Greek depictions of wrestling and “represent the complex terrain where desire and fear collide”
Steve Turner Shadi Al-Atallah: Rapture
Rouy’s debut American solo exhibition, presenting a “visual portrayal of abstruse emotions where bodies are in a constant state of becoming, never static and always in a state of flux” - Elsa Rouy
Steve Turner Elsa Rouy: The Only Daughter
recent paintings and a ceramic relief by the Hungarian artist, representing figures inspired by Christian iconography
Steve Turner Luca Sára Rózsa: A Circle Does Not Have An End
historical and recent works by Umberg in an exhibition which “promises direct interaction between the works and their setting”
A arte Invernizzi Günter Umberg: Zeit-bild
“a curated dive into the multifaceted realms of abstract and contemporary art”
Anita Shapolsky Gallery Eye Of The Beholder
twenty paintings and works on paper from 1963 to 1969 by the important Color Field painter
Berry Campbell Gallery Larry Zox: Gemini
in time for the holiday season, a presentation of precious pieces from five thousand years of the history of adornment
Colnaghi Jewelry: Ancient to Modern
a solo exhibition and debut of new paintings and drawings, exploring non-objective abstraction with palettes evoking astral skies, the cosmos and the deep
David Richard Gallery Ben Woolfitt: Blue Passage
an exhibition recreating the essence of the legendary hotel in New York City, with many of the works leaving its walls for the first time
Fleiss-Vallois I remember you well in the Chelsea Hotel...
Gavin’s debut solo exhibition in Italy presents paintings looking at growth, decay, and resilience
Gagosian Cy Gavin: New Paintings
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investigating themes of self-examination and the sanctity of life, the exhibition celebrates the work made during the artist’s residency at the Bomb Factory’s Holborn studio
The Bomb Factory Art Foundation, Holborn Cy Gavin: New Paintings
new paintings and performances both on- and off-site in the first New York solo exhibition by the London-based half-Iranian, half-American artist
Leila Heller Gallery Cy Gavin: New Paintings
rarely seen photographs taken in 1967 of the groundbreaking work of American choreographer Anna Halprin
Thaddaeus Ropac, Marais Cy Gavin: New Paintings
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