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SUMMER CLOSURE
Aug 1 - Sep 13, 2018

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OPEN BY APPOINTMENT
July - August
To view the house and permanent works by John Latham please contact FTHo to arrange times.

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PATRICK HUGHES : A NEWER PERSPECTIVE
Jul 12 - Sep 1, 2018
Patrick Hughes has achieved recognition around the world for his lifelong exploration of perspective and visual paradox. An acclaimed British Pop Artist, closely aligned with British Surrealism in the 1950s and 60s, Hughes is also renowned for his impact on scientific discoveries in the field of three- dimensional visual perception. In an upcoming exhibition at Flowers Gallery Cork Street, Hughes presents new sculptural paintings, completed this year, which explore an increasingly complex spatial and pictorial imagery.
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1960S CALIFORNIA HARD-EDGE
Jul 5 - Sep 8, 2018
Flowers Gallery is delighted to announce an exchange programme of two exhibitions in collaboration with Louis Stern Fine Arts. Taking place in London and Los Angeles this Summer, the two galleries will focus on the diverse forms of abstraction taking place in Britain and the USA’s West Coast in the 1960s.
 
In London, Flowers Gallery will present works by Californian artists Lorser Feitelson, Karl Benjamin, and Helen Lundeberg, amongst the most influential artists in Southern California during the 1960s.
 
On view in Los Angeles, will be an exhibition of works by leading British abstract painters, Bernard Cohen, Richard Smith, and Michael Kidner, whose pioneering and formally innovative work helped define the vibrant cultural scene of London in the 1960s. The exhibition London in the 60s: Bernard Cohen, Michael Kidner, and Richard Smith is on view at Louis Stern Fine Arts 21 July - 8 September, 2018.

DIALOGUES
Jul 5 - Sep 8, 2018
Flowers Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of prints by Fiona Grady, Tess Jaray, Bridget Riley and Carol Robertson, focusing on a selection of works in which silkscreen printing has been used as a vital method to investigate the complex and dynamic interactions of colour, form, space and light.
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FLIPSIDE : CURATED BY ROSIE REED
Jul 19 - Aug 18, 2018 FINAL WEEK
Rosie Reed, Paloma Proudfoot, Lindsey Mendick, Laura dee Milnes, Saelia Aparicio, Joel Chan, Kamile Ofoeme , Phoebe Cummings, Kira Frieje, Rebecca Jagoe, Roxanne Jackson, Lotte Anderson
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SEA
May 25 - Sep 2, 2018
British artist Jodie Carey has created three striking site-responsive installations for London’s Foundling Museum. A sea of delicate, ceramic fragments produced from fired clay-covered fabric swatches covers the gallery floor. Upstairs two monumental works made from plaster and bronze cast in the earth are set amongst the historic Collection. On display for the first time, these poignant works encourage visitors to reflect on the elemental nature of the Foundling Hospital story – of love, loss and survival.
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LILY COLE: BALLS
Jul 31 - Dec 2, 2018
2016 Foundling Fellow, Lily Cole, has created a film to mark the 200th anniversary of Emily Brontë’s birth. On display at the Foundling Museum, Cole’s film takes as its starting point Heathcliff, the foundling character central to Wuthering Heights, and explores links between the Foundling Hospital story and Brontë’s much-loved novel. Co-commissioned by the Foundling Museum, Brontë Parsonage Museum and Rapid Response Unit, with funding from Arts Council England.
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LEAVING TODAY: THE FREUDS IN EXILE 1938
Jul 18 - Sep 30, 2018
On Saturday 4 June 1938, Sigmund Freud, his wife, Martha, and their daughter Anna left Vienna forever. On the same day, Freud sent a note to his friend, the writer, Arnold Zweig. In it he wrote, briefly, “Leaving today for 39 Elsworthy Road, London NW3 …”.
 
Freud’s note was simple, but behind it lay a complex and dangerous series of events and an urgent need to escape. Hitler’s annexation of Austria to Germany on 13 March had placed Austrian Jews in immediate danger. Within days, Freud’s apartment and publishing house had been raided. A week later, Anna was arrested and questioned by the Gestapo.
 
Now, after weeks of uncertainty, Freud, Martha and Anna boarded a train to take them across Europe to Paris, and from there to London and a new life. Other family members had escaped just weeks earlier, but many friends and relatives remained behind to uncertain fates.

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LEONARDO LUCCHI : BRONZE SCULPTURE EXHIBITION
Jul 17 - Aug 24, 2018

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LOUIS DEMARCO | TOMOYUKI SHINKI : YOU'RE NOT ONLY HUMAN
Aug 12 - Sep 9, 2018
Private view Sun Aug 19 2pm - 6pm
THE GALLERY OF EVERYTHING CONTINUES ITS PROGRAMME OF INTERNATIONAL CONTEMPORARY MAKING WITH YOU'RE NOT ONLY HUMAN - A TWO-PERSON DISPLAY JUXTAPOSING THE PHILOSOPHICAL APHORISMS OF CHICAGO TEXT ARTIST, LOUIS DEMARCO, WITH THE KINETIC COMBAT GRAPHICS OF WRESTLING DEVOTEE AND OSAKA NATIVE, TOMOYUKI SHINKI.

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EVAN IFEKOYA
Jul 5 - Sep 2, 2018
The first solo exhibition in London and a major new commission by London-based artist Evan Ifekoya,whose recent works in film, performance and sound explore intimate and co-authored forms of knowledge production and the radical potential of spectacle. Ifekoya’s ongoing project A Score, A Groove, A Phantom (2015-) explores archives of blackness, sociality and inheritance as they diffract through queer nightlife and trauma. Drawing from their current research around Buddhist practice, speculative fiction and the echo as affective encounter, Ifekoya’s Gasworks commission will focus on polyvocality and the sculptural potential of sound.
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EVAN IFEKOYA : SCREENING & CONVERSATION
Aug 30, 2018 to 12:00am talk/event
A screening of a selection of short films by exhibiting artist, Evan Ifekoya. The screening will be followed by a conversation between Ifekoya and filmmaker and programmer Rabz Lansiquot which will consider the thematic threads that run through Ifekoya's practice from their earlier video work to the sound installation created for their solo exhibition here at Gasworks.
 
This event accompanies Evan Ifekoya's first solo exhibition in London, Ritual Without Belief. It is part of the public programme for the exhibition, produced by Rabz Lansiquot.
 
The exhibition continues until 2 September 2018.
6.30 - 8.30pm. Free to attend, no booking required.

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WINDOW PROJECT 2012 - 2018
Aug 3 - 31, 2018
This show celebrates 6 years running of the gallery’s Window Project, in which recent graduates who are selected from an international open call, are invited to take creative control of the facade of the gallery. Exhibiting artists, all who have been previous Window Project winners, include Jinyong Park, Luca Serasini, Jonny Tanna, Rosie McGinn, Tom Pope, Wright & Vandame, Anna Beatriz Fernandes, Ulla Nolden, Alexander Duncan, Holly Stevenson, and Julia Vogl.
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DAIDO MORIYAMA: SCENE
May 15 - Aug 17, 2018 FINAL WEEK

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GRAHAM GUSSIN : THE MARY JANE PAINTINGS
Jun 8 - Sep 1, 2018
By appointment until 1 September.

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LEE BUL
May 30 - Aug 19, 2018 FINAL WEEK
Lee Bul transforms Hayward Gallery into a spectacular dream-like landscape featuring monstrous bodies, futuristic cyborgs, glittering mirrored environments and an exquisitely surreal monumental foil Zeppelin.

DRAG : SELF-PORTRAITS AND BODY POLITICS
Aug 22 - Oct 14, 2018
Works by more than 30 artists who have used drag to explore or question identity, gender, class and politics, from the 1960s to the present day.
Alongside key figures such as Pierre Molinier, VALIE EXPORT, Robert Mapplethorpe and Cindy Sherman, the exhibition also includes self-portraits by a younger generation of contemporary artists who have recently embraced drag as an art form, including Adam Christensen and Victoria Sin.

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USE YOUR ILLUSION
Jul 18 - Sep 15, 2018
A group show across both galleries.
Richard Aldrich, Mathew Cerletty, Nathalie Du Pasquier, Ida Ekblad, James Harrison, Marc Hundley, Daniele Milvio, Nicolas Party, Anna Schachinger.

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A PROGRAMME CURATED BY HELEN NISBET : WHERE I AM IS HERE
Aug 31 - Sep 16, 2018
Inspired by Orcadian artist Margaret Tait's 1964 film Where I Am Is Here, curator Helen Nisbet invites three artists to show work at Hollybush Gardens over the first three weekends in September. Each work mirrors the intimacy, close attention to the every day and personal observation of Tait's work.

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