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ROGER HOLOTM: BOOM
Sep 13 - Oct 19, 2018 FINAL WEEK
British artist Roger Holtom's practice is based on the principle of learning through experimentation. He has spent the last three decades creating arresting abstract paintings using a wide variety of media, often combining unexpected materials such as household paints and bitumen, oil paint and sand, acids and pure pigments. Over time Holtom has learned how to manipulate his chosen combinations, resulting in works that are both rooted in his own knowledge but also imbued with the spirit of improvisation.

LUCY SMALLBONE : EDGELANDS
Oct 25 - Dec 15, 2018
British Artist Lucy Smallbone's second ever solo exhibition, Edgelands, opens to the public on 25 October and runs until 15 December 2018 at Fiumano Clase, Unit 12, 21 Wren Street, London WC1X 0HF.
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OPEN BY APPOINTMENT
Jul 1 - Nov 30, 2018
To view the house and permanent works by John Latham please contact FTHo to arrange times.

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EDWARD BURTYNSKY: THE HUMAN SIGNATURE
Oct 17 - Nov 24, 2018
Flowers Gallery is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work by Edward Burtynsky. The exhibition marks the culmination of a five-year multidisciplinary project with long-time collaborators Jennifer Baichwal and Nicholas de Pencier on the Anthropocene, a proposed name for our present geological age in which humans have a profound influence on the current state of the planet.
 
The works in the present exhibition demonstrate what Burtynsky calls the “indelible human signature” on the planet, caused by incursions into the landscape on an industrial scale. Chronicling the major themes of terraforming and extraction, urbanisation and deforestation, Burtynsky conveys the unsettling reality of sweeping resource depletion and extinction.
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JOHN LOKER: SIX DECADES
Sep 18 - Oct 27, 2018
Flowers Gallery is delighted to announce a retrospective
exhibition by British artist John Loker, marking the
occasion of the artist’s 80th birthday. The show coincides
with a survey exhibition taking place at Cartwright Hall
Art Gallery, Bradford, and a new monograph written by
Ben Lewis, published by Elephant.
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JUDY MILLAR : THE VIEW FROM NOWHERE
Sep 13 - Oct 20, 2018 FINAL WEEK
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DOMINIC KENNEDY BROKEN SUNS
Oct 25 - Nov 24, 2018
Private view Thu Oct 25 6pm - 8pm
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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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FREUD, DALÍ, AND THE METAMORPHOSIS OF NARCISSUS
Oct 3, 2018 - Feb 24, 2019
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.

MAGIC, MYTH AND MADNESS
Oct 31, 2018 7:00pm - 9:00pm talk/event
The surrealist movement began shortly after the end of World War I. It aimed to liberate the individual from the constraints of bourgeois morality and thus cause revolutionary change in society. The early years of the movement were characterised by an emphasis on Marxist politics and psychoanalytical theory. Freudian theories about hysteria, dream symbolism, psychosexual imagery and the uncanny were used by surrealists to create haunting and provocative works of art. Freud’s use of myth to explain aspects of the psyche and his concept of the ‘omnipotence of thought’ opened doors for the surrealists to conduct their own explorations of magic and mythology. From the 1930s onwards, the surrealists became increasingly engaged with mythological themes and the hidden, symbolic language of magic and occult philosophy which is expressed through a wide range of works by artists such as Max Ernst, André Masson and Salvador Dalí.
 
In this presentation, Nadia Choucha analyses and compares the creative strategies of surrealist artists and writers whose work combined elements of occult symbolism with psychoanalytical and mythological themes. They aimed to reveal the secrets of the unconscious and create a ‘new myth’ for their time and, in doing so, they redefined the role of the artist as magician and the purpose of art as a means towards self-knowledge, transformation and illumination.
 
Part of an exciting series of talks and events which coincide with ‘Freud, Dali and the Metamorphosis of Narcissus’ on display the Museum from 3 October 2018 – 24 February 2019.
 
Nadia Choucha has degrees from the University of Edinburgh and King’s College London. Her book Surrealism and the Occult was published by Mandrake, Oxford in 1991 (2nd edition, 2016). She is based in London where she works for an academic research institute and is also an independent scholar and member of ESSWE (European Society for the Study of Western Esotericism).
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Tickets can be purchased online: www.freud.org.uk/event/magic-myth-and-madness-occult-and-psychoanalytical-theory-in-the-art-of-surrealism-nadia-choucha/

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MULTIPLE
Sep 7, 2018 - Sep 22, 2028
An exhibition of prints and editions by artists including Mamma Andersson, Claire Barclay, Andreas Eriksson, Paul McDevitt, Ged Quinn and Yinka Shonibare MBE, amongst others.
We are delighted to announce that the exhibition will launch the latest print by David Shrigley. Please view gallery for a selection of works that will be on display.

TOM FRIEDMAN : ALWAYS THE BEGINNING
Oct 2 - Nov 3, 2018

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DANIEL SILVER
Sep 14 - Nov 3, 2018
(Golden Square & Soho Square)

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CHRIS BURDEN : MEASURED
Oct 1, 2018 - Jan 26, 2019
Gagosian is pleased to present Measured, an exhibition of two large-scale works by Chris Burden: 1 Ton Crane Truck (2009) and Porsche with Meteorite (2013). With a series of startling actions in the early 1970s, Burden challenged his own mental and physical limitations, and with them the boundaries of art and performance. Shut inside a locker for five days (Five Day Locker Piece, 1971), shot in the arm (Shoot, 1971), and nailed through the palms of his hands to the roof of his Volkswagen (Trans-fixed, 1974), he sought to reflect the violence that defined American politics, society, and media. Over the course of his career, the daring spirit of these early performances evolved into compelling large-scale sculptures that embody technical feats on an imposing scale. Burden used toys (figurines, train sets, Erector parts) as the building blocks for expansive scale models of skyscrapers, dystopic cities, and battlefields; conversely, he deployed actual vehicles (ships, trucks, and cars) in surreal and gravity-defying ways.

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URS FISCHER : DASHA
Sep 12 - Nov 3, 2018

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JOE BRADLEY : DAY WORLD
Oct 3 - Dec 15, 2018

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JAMES HAWKINS : FLICK
Oct 30 - Nov 5, 2018

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ART + REVOLUTION IN HAITI
Sep 23 - Nov 11, 2018
The Gallery of Everything invites you to experience ART + REVOLUTION IN HAITI - an immersive three-venue project:
 
THE GALLERY OF EVERYTHING: 23.09.18 - 11.11.18
 
FRIEZE MASTERS: 3.10.18 - 7.10.18
 
1-54 AFRICAN ART FAIR: ROBERT SAINT-BRICE, 3.10.18 - 7.10.18

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GODAI SAHARA GOOD SAMARITAN
Sep 26 - Oct 27, 2018

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JAMES N. KIENITZ WILKINS
Sep 20 - Dec 16, 2018
The first UK solo exhibition and a major new commission by Brooklyn-based artist and filmmaker James N. Kienitz Wilkins, whose films often incorporate monologue as a way to fuse original script writing with documentary sources, such as found footage and text, interviews and dreams.
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AZIZ + CUCHER : TAPESTRIES AND NEW WORKS ON PAPER
Oct 6 - Nov 24, 2018
Gazelli Art House is delighted to present, Aziz + Cucher: Tapestries and New Works on Paper. The artist duo will exhibit four tapestries from the series Some People Tapestry Cycle created between 2014 – 2017 and five unique works on paper from the Frieze series created earlier this year.

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JANICE KERBEL
Sep 28 - Nov 3, 2018

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MARY WEBB
Sep 14 - Oct 27, 2018

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MODERN MASTERS
Sep 10 - Nov 23, 2018
Hamiltons’ group show Modern Masterspresents a selection of work by some of the greatest names in Modern and Contemporary photographic history, including Helmut Newton, Irving Penn, Richard Avedon, Herb Ritts, Robert Mapplethorpe, Robert Frank, Sir Don McCullin, Peter Beard, Hiro and Erwin Olaf.

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ALUN WILLIAMS : NO PAINE NO GAIN
to 10 Nov, 2018 (by appt. until 1 Dec)
Continuing our series of exhibitions exploring the status of painting today we are pleased to present the first solo exhibition in London for thirty years of new works by New York and France based, British artist, Alun Williams.

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ZENG FANZHI : IN THE STUDIO
Oct 2 - Nov 10, 2018
Hauser & Wirth is delighted to present a comprehensive exhibition by renowned artist Zeng Fanzhi this autumn across three of the gallery’s spaces in Zurich, London and Hong Kong. The new form of presentation will reveal recent bodies of work, shown with important paintings.

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SPACE SHIFTERS
Sep 26, 2018 - Jan 6, 2019
Space Shifters is a major thematic exhibition that features artworks by over 20 international artists that alter or disrupt our sense of space and re-orient our understanding of our surroundings in ways that are by turns subtle and dramatic.
Often constructed from reflective or translucent materials, including glass and resin, the artworks in Space Shifters elicit responses that are both physiological and psychological.
Featuring pioneering minimal sculptures from the 1960s concerned with light, volume and scale, this exhibition also includes large-scale installations and ambitious architectural interventions. A number of site-specific commissions respond to the gallery’s brutalist architecture, providing a dramatic and fitting conclusion to Hayward Gallery’s 50th anniversary year.

EMMANUELLE LAINÉ
Oct 25 - Dec 24, 2018
Private view Wed Oct 24

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MARKUS AMM AND NICOLE WERMERS
Sep 22 - Nov 11, 2018

DIANE SIMPSON
Sep 30 - Nov 11, 2018

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SOLO BY CHARLOTTE JOHANNESSON
Sep 26 - Nov 3, 2018
Traversing between the domestic and public, analogue and digital, Johannesson's practice sits within both social and political registers.
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CHARLOTTE PRODGER : COLON HYPHEN ASTERIX
Sep 26 - Nov 3, 2018
An opportunity to examine a key early work from 2012 in dialogue with BRIDGIT (2016), which is part of the Turner Prize at Tate Britain.
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MARY KELLY : FACE-TO-FACE
Sep 20 - Nov 3, 2018
Unexhibited collages and new ‘lint works’ demonstrating the artist’s engagement with war and violence.
Champagne Brunch: Friday 5 October 2018, 9-11 am

FRANCESCA DIMATTIO : BUST, 2018 | THE BOX
Sep 20 - Nov 3, 2018

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