SUSUMU MATSUURA : THE INKBLOT LOOKED LIKE ME
Jan 30 - Feb 28, 2019 FINAL WEEK
PV and artist talk: 29 Jan.

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POWER PLAY
Jan 26 - Mar 16, 2019
A major group exhibition, taking place at Delfina Foundation and Korean Cultural Centre UK, exploring the power dynamics at play in relationships between individuals, institutions and the state.

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KRONOS : SABATINO CERSOSIMO + RAD HUSAK
Jan 31 - Mar 15, 2019
Kronos features new works by contemporary artists Sabatino Cersosimo and Rad Husak. The exhibition explores the expression of the human figure and the passing of time in painting and photography today. Sabatino Cersosimo’s art explores psychological and relational complexity, with humanity and time the principal focus of his work. Rad Husak’s artistic practice focuses on the male nude and challenges the idea of the ‘the gaze’ in contemporary art. Both artists engage with the tradition of figurative art and the passing of time imbued within the very materiality of their work in a remarkably unique and contemporary manner.

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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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NEIL ZAKIEWICZ : WORKING
open by appointment only
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DRAWING BIENNIAL 2019
Feb 20 - Mar 26, 2019

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SEE WEBSITE
contact the gallery for further info.

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DISCOVERIES EXHIBITION
Feb 13 - Apr 6, 2019
THE SECOND EVER DISCOVERIES EXHIBITION FEATURES WORK BY THREE RECENTLY GRADUATED EMERGING ARTISTS
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OPEN BY APPOINTMENT
Jan+Feb
To view the house and permanent works by John Latham please contact FTHo to arrange times.

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JOHN KIRBY : ALL PASSION SPENT
Feb 13 - Mar 30, 2019
Celebrated British artist John Kirby is known for his paintings of enigmatic and disquieting narrative scenes, tackling the complexities of identity, gender and sexuality. This solo exhibition brings together new and recent works alongside selected paintings from the past two decades, focusing on the conversation between past and present portrayed by his enduring cast of characters.
 
Influenced by religious iconography, Kirby stages his figures in strange, or dreamlike settings. His characters depict the struggles and anxieties of childhood and adolescence, adopting ambiguous or coded gestures of play and dressing up, and hinting at charged, psychic dramas below the surface of the everyday.
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WILLIAM CROZIER : PAINTER, PRINTMAKER. PRINTS: 1994-2010
Feb 13 - Mar 30, 2019
Flowers Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of rarely seen prints by renowned artist William Crozier. This is the first UK exhibition devoted to Crozier’s printmaking, bringing together works from a crucial period of experimentation and collaboration.
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KEN CURRIE : RED GROUND
Feb 22 - Apr 27, 2019
Scottish artist Ken Currie is renowned for his unsettling portrayal of the human figure. Depicting the damage inflicted by war and conflict, illness and decay, Currie provides a response to brutality and suffering in contemporary society. Rising to attention within a generation of painters known as The New Glasgow Boys in the 1980s, Currie is well known for his public murals commissioned for the People’s Palace in Glasgow, as well as his enduringly popular artwork from the Scottish National Portrait Gallery Collection Three Oncologists, representing a life-long study of the fragility of the human condition.
 
In this solo exhibition of new works, Currie’s rich, luminous paintings depict mysterious rites, rituals, and quasi-medical practices, offering a meditation on violence in its many guises.
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TOM LOVELACE : INTERVAL
Feb 22 - Apr 27, 2019
British artist Tom Lovelace works at the intersection of photography, sculpture and performance to create multi-layered, site-specific installations. In this solo exhibition at Flowers Gallery, Lovelace presents a new body of work focusing on conceptual ideas of ‘theatre’, to explore spaces and encounters where the real, imagined and performed converge and intertwine.
 
Interval brings together several of Lovelace’s most recent Assembly Works, an ongoing series of assemblages centred around photography and, significantly, involving elements of bodily intervention. The exhibition discreetly explores the interstices of the gallery, working in-between the hidden and public aspects of its internal architecture.
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CARRY ON | CURATED BY TIM ELLIS & KIM SAVAGE
Jan 24 - Mar 2, 2019 FINAL WEEK
FOLD is pleased to present CARRY ON a show of 26 works by 26 artists.
The artists in this show make abstact work or have a practice that extends into abstraction.
Each of the works presented in this show can roughly fit, either whole, or in their unframed or dismantled state, into an aeroplane carry on suitcase.
Curated by Kim Savage and Tim Ellis.

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FREUD, DALÍ, AND THE METAMORPHOSIS OF NARCISSUS
Oct 3, 2018 - Feb 24, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Sigmund Freud and Salvador Dalí are two of the most significant and influential figures of the twentieth century. Dalí was a passionate admirer of the father of psychoanalysis and finally met him in London on July 19th 1938. This year 2018 marks the 80th anniversary of this event.
 
A new exhibition at the Freud Museum will explore the connection between the two men, starting from their one meeting, to which Dalí brought his recently completed painting The Metamorphosis of Narcissus.

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OUT OF THIS WORLD
Feb 7 - Mar 2, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Stephen Friedman Gallery brings together a group exhibition of international female artists who are currently shaping the language of figuration: Heidi Hahn, Donna Huddleston, Becky Kolsrud, Naudline Pierre, Mathilde Rosier and Antonia Showering. The works in the exhibition explore how each artist taps into the ethereal realms of fantasy, dreams and the unconscious mind to challenge preconceived notions of gender and identity.

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RAQS MEDIA COLLECTIVE : SPINAL
Jan 31 - Mar 16, 2019
Raqs Media Collective makes art, edits books, curates exhibitions, and stages situations. It follows its self-declared imperative of 'kinetic contemplation' to produce a trajectory that is restless in forms and exacting in procedures. Raqs articulates an intimately lived relationship with time, memory, and history through conjecture, entanglement and excavation.
Spinal follows on from Raqs' immersive installation Not Yet at Ease held at Firstsite, Colchester in 2018, which was commissioned by 14-18 NOW to commemorate the centenary of the Armistice of 1918.

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