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SEE WEBSITE FOR UPDATES
Jul+Aug
Pop-up events held through the summer - see website for details.
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SUMMER CLOSURE
Jul 7 - Sep 24, 2019
The Gallery will be closed but appointments can be made by contacting us directly.
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 HER GROUND: WOMEN PHOTOGRAPHING LANDSCAPE
Jul 12 - Aug 31, 2019
The exhibition Her Ground: Women Photograph the Landscape aims to highlight the contributions made by women to contemporary photography, and address ideas of how landscape can be viewed through the female gaze.
The exhibition sets out to raise questions around how we define our landscape today:
What connections can we find between landscape and cultural or personal identity?
Who gets to control, access or define land, and what freedoms and boundaries are encountered?
It will touch on notions of visibility, ownership, identity, and social or political agency.
Her Ground will include a number of well-known international contemporary artists, incorporating a broad range of viewpoints, processes and visual strategies relating to this theme.
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 BETWEEN OEDIPUS AND THE SPHINX: FREUD AND EGYPT
Aug 7 - Oct 13, 2019
This new exhibition explores Freud’s enduring fascination with Egypt.
Freud was thinking about the archaeology of the mind in tandem with important developments in professional archaeology and Egyptology. This fascinating new exhibition will bring Freud into dialogue with his contemporary Flinders Petrie, the first UK Professor of Egyptology and enable us to compare their thoughts on archaeology and their respective collections of artefacts.
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TARYN SIMON : A BURN SCAR VISIBLE FROM SPACE
Aug 19 - Sep 21, 2019
Gagosian is pleased to present A Burn Scar Visible from Space, photographs from Taryn Simon’s ongoing series Black Square, begun in 2006.
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 ASAFO
Jul 28 - Sep 15, 2019
In the 17th century, on the coast of what is now modern-day Ghana, the Fante people developed a new tradition, commencing a visual practice today considered as one of the most vivid and celebratory of 20th century Africa.
These are Asafo flags: 'asa' meaning war, 'fo' meaning people. They are symbols and allegories, conjured from folk tales and proverbs across the region.
Asafo flags continue to inspire many of the world’s artists, curators and designers. The works on display feature vintage flags from a number of key collections, including that of author and enthusiast, Peter Adler.
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 PATRICIA DOMÍNGUEZ : GREEN IRISES
Jul 4 - Sep 8, 2019
Gasworks presents the first UK solo exhibition and a major new commission by Chilean artist Patricia Domínguez, who will transform the gallery into a ritual space bringing together her ongoing research on ethnobotany, shamanistic practices and the corporatisation of wellbeing.
Her most recent installations take the form of cybernetic fetishes, totems, masks and magical objects designed to exorcise the effects of late capitalism in the physical and social body, while playfully exploring the emancipatory potential of artistic imagination as a form of psychic guerrilla warfare. Built around a pyramid-shaped altar, the exhibition will comprise sculptures, video and a publication tracing the colonial circulations of seeds and data in a hyperconnected society.
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 STEPHANIE FARMER : TOO MANY EARTH WIRES
6 Jul - 31 Aug
Too Many Earth Wires indicates a surfeit of objects, questionable functionality, the possibility of a black-out. This is reflected in the use of warped shapes and musty objects, discarded by their original owner. Works take the form of fan-shaped reliefs or shaped canvases. How works are displayed is an ongoing concern with paper stretched or pressed flat. Transparent materials allow light to enter from various angles; holes in the work allow the wall behind to be visible. Shaded light is incorporated through the use of printing processes and references to early photography.
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