BAUHAUS: UTOPIA IN CRISIS
Sep 16 - Nov 9, 2019
Private view Thu Oct 24 6pm - 9pm
Curated by Professor Daniel Sturgis
 
Artists: Juan Bolivar, David Diao, Liam Gillick, Maria Laet, Andrea Medjesi-Jones, Ad Minoliti, Sadie Murdoch, Judith Raum, Helen Robertson, Eva Sajovic, SAVVY Contemporary, Schroeter und Berger, Alexis Teplin, Ian Whittlesea
 
Camberwell Space is pleased to present the exhibition Bauhaus: Utopia in Crisis exploring how contemporary practitioners have been drawn to the social, utopian and transgressive aspects of Bauhaus history. The exhibition will be part of the Ourhaus festival, which coincides with Bauhaus 100, the international celebration of the famous Bauhaus design school’s centenary.
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CHRISTODOULOS PANAYIOTOU : ACT II: THE ISLAND
Sep 26, 2019 - Jan 5, 2020
Camden Arts Centre is pleased to present the first major UK institutional exhibition of work by the celebrated Cypriot artist Christodoulos Panayiotou (b. 1978, Limassol, Cyprus). This solo exhibition will survey the breadth of Panayiotou’s practice, bringing together works made over the last 10 years, many of which have not be shown in the UK before. Informed by his interest in anthropology, archaeology and cultural histories, and drawing on his background in dance and theatre, Panayiotou will activate Camden Arts Centre with a series of poetic spatial interventions and a number of new commissions.

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CHRISTIAN BONNEFOI : THE ANTERIORITY OF THE FUTURE: 2019
Sep 11 - 22, 2019 FINAL WEEK
(Artist in conversation with Philip Armstrong, Matthew Bowman and Mick Finch on 11 Sep, 7-8pm)
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LIZ DESCHENES: KEYSTONE
Sep 29 - Nov 17, 2019
Private view Sun Sep 29 6pm - 8pm

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SONNY ASSU : A RADICAL MIXING
Jun 21 - Oct 26, 2019
The first UK solo exhibition of First Nations artist Sonny Assu who playful re-mixes Northwest Coast iconography with Western pop art traditions.

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BODY+SOUL
Aug 27 - Oct 8, 2019
Canary Wharf exhibits the work of eight sculptors, exploring materials and scale within the human form. Artists: Rayvenn Shaleigha D’Clark, Aron Demetz, Carole A Feuerman, Sean Henry, Jonty Hurwitz, Warren King, Tom Price and Recycle Group.
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FELICIANO CENTURIÓN : I AM AWAKE: 1992 – 1996
Sep 19 - Oct 27, 2019
Cecilia Brunson Projects is pleased to announce I am Awake, the first London exhibition of the celebrated Paraguayan artist Feliciano Centurión.
Centurión, who died aged 34 in 1996 from the complications of AIDS, was a central figure of the ‘Arte Light’ movement of the late 80s, linked to the Ricardo Rojas Cultural Center in Buenos Aires. These artists were known for their flamboyant, irreverent works that embodied progressive attitudes to sexuality and lifestyle, emerging in tandem with the fall of right-wing dictatorships across Latin America.
Frieze Brunch & Talk by Pablo Leon de la Barra: 4 October, 11.30am – 1.30pm. RSVP essential: carla@albanyartscommunications.com

FRIEZE BRUNCH & TALK BY PABLO LEON DE LA BARRA
Oct 4, 2019 11:30am - 1:30pm talk/event
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SHIT AND DOOM - NO!ART
Sep 19 - Nov 3, 2019
The first UK presentation of the NO!art movement, including dozens of original artworks and contextual material from 1960 onwards

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THE LONDON GROUP OPEN 2019
PART 1: 20 - 29 Nov, PART 2: 4 -13 Dec
Over 70 works selected from open submission shown alongside works by members of The London Group.
Artist talks on 29 Nov and 13 Dec, 6.30 - 8.30pm

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DOMINIC SHEPHERD : DOWNSTREAM
Sep 13 - Oct 12, 2019
Dominic Shepherd presents waterscapes that retain the ongoing core interests of his work: mythology, dream, nostalgia, the occult and Englishness.
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EMMA BENNETT VOLCANO LOVERS
Oct 18 - Nov 16, 2019
Private view Thu Oct 17 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Bennett adds volcano paintings to her traditional oeuvre.

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USE HEARING PROTECTION : FAC 1 - 50 / 40
Sep 13 - Oct 26, 2019
Use Hearing Protection: FAC 1 – 50 / 40 celebrates the ground-breaking early works and on-going influence of Factory Records. Curated by Jon Savage and Mat Bancroft, Use Hearing Protection at Chelsea Space tells the story of Factory’s formative years from 1978 to 1982 through the first 50 numbered Factory artefacts, including works by Peter Saville, Joy Division, New Order, A Certain Ratio, Durutti Column and Linder Sterling.
 
Supported by rare and unseen materials from personal Factory archives, as well as non-Factory period items of influence, these combine to describe an era and atmosphere from which Factory was proposed and realised, underpinning its revolutionary cultural impact on the music, art, design and ideas of our times.
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SIDSEL MEINECHE HANSEN
Sep 20 - Dec 8, 2019
Private view Thu Sep 19 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Chisenhale Gallery presents a new commission by Sidsel Meineche Hansen, exploring London as a ‘surveillance capitalist’ city.
 
Meineche Hansen’s work focuses on the industrial complex that connects virtual and robotic bodies to human labour within the pharmaceutical, pornographic and tech-industries. Her work combines computer generated imagery and virtual reality production with drawing, ceramics, photography, woodcut prints and sculpture.

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COREY WHYTE : ENTER THE GOLDEN QUARTER
Oct 1 - 9, 2019
Private view Mon Sep 30 6pm - 10pm
Taking its title from the economic period in the lead up to the holidays where the retail industry hopes to make the most profit, Corey Whyte's first solo exhibition is a record of his observations on how society operates within a culture of commodification, whilst simultaneously examining the commodification of society itself. We set out on annual pilgrimages over ever familiar ritualistic terrain, whether that be the countdown to Easter, Halloween or Christmas. Prior to Christian appropriations, the pagans tied their own annual rituals to the seasons - harmonising communities with each other and Nature. Somewhere along the way, these rites have been twisted into our current hysteric consumer behavioural pattern, which has perverted the initial intentions, bastardising them over and over again into a distorted state in which we must celebrate; because - we must.
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THE IMMACULATE DREAM
Jun 6 - Oct 30, 2019
A group exhibition of fantastical landscapes and constructed spaces including artists:
Guy Allott, Sasha Bowles, Hannah Brown, Graham Crowley, Jane Hayes Greenwood, Cathy Lomax, Clare Mitten, Monica Ursina Jäger, Joanna Whittle, Alice Wilson. Curated by Rosalind Davis.
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CUI JIE : THE PEAK TOWER
Aug 30 - Sep 25, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Pilar Corrias Gallery is pleased to present The Peak Tower, an exhibition of new paintings by the Shanghai-based artist, Cui Jie, her first in the UK.

SOFIA MITSOLA : BANISTIRI
Aug 30 - Sep 25, 2019 FINAL WEEK

TSCHABALALA SELF
Oct 2 - Nov 9, 2019
Private view Tue Oct 1 6pm - 8pm
Pilar Corrias is pleased to present the second exhibition by American artist Tschabalala Self.

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LYNETTE YIADOM-BOAKYE
Sep 5 - Oct 26, 2019

GLENN SORENSEN
Oct 31 - Dec 21, 2019
Private view Thu Oct 31 6.30pm - 8.30pm

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THE INTERACTION OF COLOUR
Sep 7 - Oct 26, 2019
Josef Albers, Michael Craig-Martin, Rana Begum and more.

HOWARD HODGKIN : STRICTLY PERSONAL (PART I)
Oct 31 - Nov 23, 2019
Private view Wed Oct 30 6pm - 7.30pm

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AYA HAIDAR: OUT OF SERVICE
Sep 27 - Oct 27, 2019
Private view Thu Sep 26 6.30pm - 8.30pm
A solo show by British-Lebanese artist.

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YOUNG MASTERS ART PRIZE 2019 - 10TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION
Sep 30 - Oct 5, 2019
On view at La Galleria, Royal Opera Arcade, 5b, Pall Mall, St. James's, London, SW1Y 4UY.
Nearest Tubes: Green Park & Piccadilly (St. James’s exit)
Hours: Daily 11am - 7pm or by appointment +44 (0) 7939 085 076
Late Night: 3 Oct 6.30-9pm
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NAOYA INOSE : THE POST-ANTHROPOCENE
Oct 3 - Nov 1, 2019
Private view Thu Oct 3 4pm - 5.30pm
The new geological era the Anthropocene, which means “the age of humanity”, defines the epoch we live in, and it is a time of significant human impact on Earth’s geology, ecosystem and climate. What kind of influence will humanity bring to this new geological age? The main work in this exhibition, Ave Maria, depicts a Ferris wheel quietly enshrined in a huge cave. This Ferris wheel left by humans is a metaphor of humanity itself and it slowly rotates, climbing up and plunging down from top to bottom. Indeed, the Ferris wheel embodies the time constraints by which humanity is bound; it just constantly repeats its circular movement.

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THEMATIC PROGRAMME
through Autumn
Season exploring art, science and technology.
See website for programme of events.

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MODERN MAVERICKS : PICASSO, MATISSE, HERON, CAULFIELD
Sep 5 - 21, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Modern Mavericks exhibition explores the work of Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, and the impact they had upon British modernism through the artists Terry Frost, Patrick Heron, Patrick Caulfield, and William Scott.

AGAINST THE TIDE : DARREN COFFIELD
Sep 26 - Oct 8, 2019
Private view Wed Sep 25 6.30pm - 9pm
Against the Tide is Darren Coffield’s most shocking, subversive and political exhibition yet, informed by the current political atmosphere in the west and inspired by the tradition of maritime painting between the 17th and 19th centuries.
 
The British political artist will be exhibiting his latest series of paintings at Dellasposa Gallery. The solo exhibition confronts contemporary anxieties around immigration, fake news and propaganda.

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THE RURAL COLLEGE OF ART GÖTZBAU (OFF-SITE)
Ongoing - Site-visits, by appt.
BRADFIELD, ESSEX, BY APPOINTMENT (ONGOING)
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BACKYARD SCULPTURE
exhibition extended until end of Summer,
Domo Baal is delighted to present 'Backyard Sculpture' A Collection Assembled by David Gates & Neil Gall inside and outside the gallery, opening on the first day of Summer and closing on the last day of Summer.
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ALEX RICH
Sep 27 - Nov 2, 2019
Private view Fri Sep 27 6pm - 8pm

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MARC BAUER : MAL ÊTRE / PERFORMANCE
Sep 12 - Nov 17, 2019
Mal Être / Performance features the motif of people on boats throughout history, from ancient Greece to contemporary media footage. All of the works are drawn in graphite, and images range from those inspired by fifteenth century Catholic ex-voto paintings, to Théodore Gericault’s The Raft of the Medusa, up to Aquarius, the boat that rescued migrants in the Mediterranean Sea in 2018. Using the slow and cumulative process of drawing and erasing, Bauer’s project brings the past into the present in his investigation of humanity.

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