past

CROSS SECTION/04
Jun 30 - Jul 29, 2017 FINAL WEEK
New and recent work by Tom Hackney, Roland Hicks, and Catrin Morgan.

past

MILK TAKEOVER I/II
Aug 3 - Sep 9, 2017
Private view Thu Aug 3 6:30pm - 9pm
M I L K are an artist-led collective based in Newcastle upon Tyne.

past

past

future

past

CURATORS' SERIES #10. GREATER THAN THE SUM, BY KUNSTHALLE LISSABON
May 5 - Jul 29, 2017 FINAL WEEK
The 10th edition of DRAF Curators’ Series presents Greater than the Sum, an exhibition by Kunsthalle Lissabon, a small contemporary art space in Lisbon.
 
It presents works by artists André Guedes, Diogo Evangelista, Mounira Al Solh, Céline Condorelli & Amalia Pica, Jonathas de Andrade and Laure Prouvost.
 
Greater than the Sum is a pan-European collaboration departing from Kunsthalle Lissabon’s original and dynamic curatorial approach; which places ‘radical hospitality’ – defined as sociability, solidarity and generosity – at the core of the institution.
 
The exhibition revisits some of the close collaborations with artists that have shaped their programme. The six installations present ideas of friendship, community and playfulness, and many are themselves products of collaborations.
press release

(ENTER – GREEK CHORUS INTO THE ECHO CHAMBER)
May 5 - Jul 29, 2017 FINAL WEEK
Opening Reception: Thurs 4 May, 6.30–9pm with readings by Penny Goring, Joshua Idehen and Liv Wynter
 
Participating artists and poets include Penny Goring, Caspar Heineman, Joshua Idehen, Munesu Mukombe, Katrina Palmer and Liv Wynter.
 
(Enter – Greek chorus into the echo chamber) is a series of text-based interventions communicated and explored by Liv Wynter during May, June and July 2017.
 
In DRAF Gallery, an open lounge displays new sculptures and posters by Penny Goring and an audio work by Katrina Palmer. Through the course of the project, the artists and poets will activate the space with readings and performances of new works, evolving written and drawn materials, and informal conversations and compositions in the space.

future

past

future

past

PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY FOR MORE INFORMATION
July & Aug

past

PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY FOR MORE INFORMATION
Jul 1 - Aug 31, 2017

past

BY APPOINTMENT
ongoing

past

past

SUMMER OPENING HOURS
Jul 14 - Sep 14, 2017
The gallery will be open by appointment only between the 14 July and 14 September 2017. Please email us: francesca@fiumanoprojects.com

past

FREYA PAYNE : RETURNING
Jul 19 - Sep 2, 2017

past

MONO : AN EXHIBITION OF UNIQUE PRINTS
Jul 7 - Sep 3, 2017
press release

past

HANDS TO MOUTH
Jul 21 - Aug 12, 2017
Laura Bygrave, Ninna Bohn Pedersen, Rachel Jones
press release

future

past

PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY FOR MORE INFORMATION
July & Aug

past

PLAY AT THE FREUD MUSEUM LONDON
Jul 19 - Sep 10, 2017
‘It is only in playing that the individual child or adult is able to be creative and to use the whole personality, and it is only in being creative that the individual discovers the self.’ - Donald W. Winnicott
 
We all play. We all need play. Play is at the core of development, of creativity, of mental health. It is a source of fun, a way of dealing with anxieties, of creating something new, of building relationships. It helps to define who we are and what we can do.
 
Using storytelling, art works, oral histories and interactive games, this exhibition will explore play and its many meanings in psychoanalysis. It will look at play in the work of Sigmund and Anna Freud and other key figures, both in psychoanalytic history and today. It also aims to entice people of all ages to play at the Freud Museum, with an open invitation: Come and play!
 
Exhibition kindly supported by Kings College London

future

past

CHANNING HANSEN
Jun 8 - Jul 29, 2017 FINAL WEEK
Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to announce a solo exhibition of new work by Los Angeles-based artist Channing Hansen. This will be the artist's first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom, as well as with the gallery. Hansen is a polymath, simultaneously pursuing interests in craft, science and technology. His large hand-knitted textiles are mounted on bare wooden stretchers and presented like paintings. Vibrant abstract forms undulate across the meticulously composed surfaces. For Hansen, the works are a kind of portal "suggesting a physical continuum in which a work of art exists in two, three, and even four dimensions": a frame through which to look at the world.

PAINTING ON THE EDGE : A HISTORICAL SURVEY
Jun 8 - Jul 29, 2017 FINAL WEEK
‘Painting on the Edge: A Historical Survey' brings together works by sixteen renowned masters and lesser-known artists from around the world and explores the radical approaches taken to painting in the post-war period. The exhibition focuses on artists who veered away from the traditional methods of painting by knotting or completely removing the canvas, using shaped stretchers, and testing alternative materials. Many have never been shown together before and this presentation aims to draw new and pertinent parallels between their practices. This will be the first time that Harmony Hammond, Sadaharu Horio, Tsuyoshi Maekawa, Kimiyo Mishima and Ted Stamm have shown in England.

past

SUMMER BREEZE : AN ENSEMBLE OF GALLERY ARTISTS
Jul 6 - Aug 11, 2017
(Golden Square & Soho Square)

future

past

past

PETER MARINO : FIRE AND WATER
Jun 25 - Aug 11, 2017

past

PICASSO : MINOTAURS AND MATADORS
Apr 28 - Aug 25, 2017
If all the ways I have been along were marked on a map and joined up with a line, it might represent a Minotaur.
—Pablo Picasso
Gagosian, in partnership with the artist’s grandson, Bernard Ruiz-Picasso, presents “Picasso: Minotaurs and Matadors,” curated by Sir John Richardson. The exhibition examines the intersection of Picasso's bullfighting imagery with his mythological and biographical compositions of the 1930s. Including works dating from 1889 to 1971, this career-long survey traces Picasso’s engagement with the ancient rituals and narratives of his native Mediterranean.

past

MONIRA AL QADIRI : THE CRAFT
Jul 13 - Sep 10, 2017
Gasworks presents The Craft, the first UK solo exhibition by Amsterdam-based artist Monira Al Qadiri.
 
The exhibition comprises sculptures, videos and sound works that envisage international diplomacy as an alien conspiracy. Shown in two distinct environments – an American diner and a 1980s-style living room – these semi-autobiographical works of science fiction unearth the unlikely stories lurking in the shadows of the artist’s childhood in Kuwait. Revisiting the fantasies that she and her sister elaborated during these early years, they depict the culture and rituals of diplomacy by which they were then surrounded as literally otherworldly compared to the current rise of nationalism and political populism.
 
Co-commissioned by Gasworks and the Sursock Museum, Beirut with support from Shubbak: A Window on Contemporary Arab Culture, 1–16 July 2017 & Cockayne—Grants for the Arts and the London Community Foundation.
press release

future

past

GROUP EXHIBITION
Jul 1 - Aug 5, 2017

past

future

past

IN RESIDENCE
Jul 27 - Aug 25, 2017
Griffin Gallery is delighted to present In Residence. In Residence brings together a group of artists who have all undertaken a residency at Griffin Gallery in the past two years.
Ayelet Amrani Navon, Corrie Baldauf, Mike Ballard, Jean Charles Bureau, Mark Connolly, Adam Dix, Louise Giovanelli, Beatrice Haines, Sam Hodge, Yva Jung, Antoine Langenieux-Villard, Joanne Newman, Claire Nicolet, Jack Otway, Thomas Platt, Piers Secunda, Odilia Suanzes.

WINDOW SILL
Jul 27 - Aug 25, 2017
Gallery Perimeter Space

past