OPEN BY APPOINTMENT
Jun 15 - Sep 15, 2020
To ensure the safety of our community and team, alongside compliance with government regulations we have reduced the number of on-site staff and have developed a contactless visit system to ensure all viewings are safe and comfortable.
 
Please note that as we do not currently operate a programme of exhibitions, the viewings will be arranged on a case-by-case basis based on each individual enquiry. To arrange an appointment to see works by any of our artists please email us at viewings@halesgallery.com after which you will be contacted by our sales team to discuss the details and schedule in your visit.
 
For more information visit: www.halesgallery.com/news/557/

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HIRO : FIGHTING FOWL
Jun 15 - Aug 14, 2020
“Hiro is no ordinary man. He is one of the few artists in the history of photography. He is able to bring his fear, his isolation, his darkness, his splendid light to film.” - Richard Avedon
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For decades, the legendary photographer Hiro has become highly regarded for his fashion, beauty, still life and portrait photography for Harpers Bazaar, Vogue, Rolling Stone and many other publications. In the 1980s, as a purely personal project, Hiro photographed dazzling fighting Betta Splendens fish and powerful male game fowl. These photographs, charged with violent movement and high emotion, reveal Hiro’s genius in discovering beauty in the unexpected. In places where one could not imagine finding it. His work is characterised by surprises, abnormalities, unusual lighting, surrealism, and an astounding vision. To look at a photograph of Hiro’s is to come face to face with a picture rife with unusual lighting effects, surprising angles, juxtaposing elements and bold colours.

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TO EXALT THE EPHEMERAL : ALINA SZAPOCZNIKOW, 1962-1972
Feb 7 - Aug 1, 2020
In order to share a safe and positive experience, we ask that you book a timed reservation to visit our current exhibitions at Hauser & Wirth London. We are welcoming visitors by appointment from 15 June, Wed–Sat 11am – 6pm. To make an appointment contact London@hauserwirth.com.
Open to the public from 1 July, we ask that you book a timed reservation and read our visitor guidelines in full before you arrive.
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In a brief but explosively inventive career, Alina Szapocznikow (1926-1973) radically re-conceptualised sculpture as a vehicle for exploring and liberating bodily experience. Focusing on the last decade of the artist’s life, the exhibition reveals her endlessly inventive approach to new materials and techniques.
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ISA GENZKEN. WINDOW
Feb 7 - Aug 1, 2020
We are welcoming visitors by appointment from 15 June, Wed–Sat 11am – 6pm. To make an appointment contact London@hauserwirth.com.
Open to the public from 1 July, we ask that you book a timed reservation and read our visitor guidelines in full before you arrive.
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This exhibition features a new and unseen body of work by Isa Genzken, long considered one of Germany’s most important and influential contemporary artists. The centerpiece of the exhibition presents dislocated aeroplane parts – windows and seats – that evoke the liberating potential of travel and the instability of a global, homogenous society in perpetual motion.
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LATEST CONTENT
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PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY
Summer 2020
Please contact the gallery on mail@heraldst.com or see www.heraldst.com for the summer exhibition programme and opening times.

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ONLINE EXHIBITION | MING SMITH : PAINTING WITH LIGHT: THE PHOTOGRAPH
May 21 - Jul 25, 2020
houldsworth.viewingrooms.com
Containing works from the start of the 1970s to the present day, including a number of never before seen archival prints, the exhibition explores the painterly quality of Ming Smith’s photographic work. From photographs taken in the New York neighbourhoods of Coney Island and Harlem, to the cities of Abidjan, Ivory Coast and Gambela, Ethiopia, the exhibition reflects the diversity of Smith’s personal experience, the openness of her perspective and her embrace of subjectivity as a fundamental conceptual choice.

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GALLERY REOPENING WITH SELECTED HIGHLIGHTS
from 16 June 2020
New works and new editions by Sam Francis, Larry Bell, Bram Bogart, Georges Braque, Sam Francis, Henri Matisse, Bruce McLean, Robert Motherwell, William Tillyer, Marc Vaux and others.
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Following the latest advice from the Government, Bernard Jacobson Gallery is delighted to announce it will be opening by appointment, from Tuesday 16th June. Appointments are available from Tuesday to Friday, 11am to 4pm.
To safeguard our staff and visitors, we will require everyone visiting the gallery to wear a face covering and to respect the rules on social distancing. Pre-book your slot at tinyurl.com/y79gamq6
Should you wish to view any other artwork please contact us at mail@jacobsongallery.com

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JERWOOD SOLO PRESENTATIONS 2020
Jun 26 - Sep 5, 2020
New works by Emii Alrai, Freya Dooley and Bryony Gillard presented as three concurrent solo presentations in the galleries. Jerwood Solo Presentations provides a platform for artists to present a new and focused body of work, developed with support from the Jerwood Arts team. The selected artists have been identified as being at a crucial point in their thinking and have been selected for the high quality of their work to date.

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TOM ANHOLT : NOTES ON EVERYTHING
Continues at 44-46 Riding House St. only
Showing at 44-46 Riding House Street

NICHOLAS HATFULL ED ECCO A VOI . . .
Jul 7 - Aug 1, 2020
Josh Lilley is pleased to present Ed Ecco a Voi . . . , British painter Nicholas Hatfull’s third solo exhibition at the gallery.
 
Nicholas Hatfull is a champion and a pusher of the painting medium. He performs at the canvas with both the precision of a guild artisan and the pert, experimental play of the absurdist. It is an offbeat form of devotion with a heavy poetic yield, like a jeweller cleaning silver with ash. Hatfull can zoom across the canvas without breaking character, toughening the brushstroke into a slick vector. He can wipe it all back, too; he’s not precious. Airbrush and speckling make the hand disappear. Tissue paper might serve as blotting paper, toning an area down, only to be re-employed as a monoprint stamp, dampening matters elsewhere. Painterly effects are so abundant, in fact, that they don’t fight for the viewer’s affection — the innate technical flash of the artist’s toolbox is never the point.

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ROSE FINN-KELCEY
Feb 14 - Jul 28, 2020
This exhibition will be open by appointment only in July 2020.
Please contact the gallery for updates.

RANA BEGUM
Aug 31 - Oct 31, 2020

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TONGUES AND MIRRORS IN MERCURY : NINA ROYLE
Jun 6 - Jul 18, 2020 FINAL WEEK

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LG NOTATIONS
Apr 24 - Dec 31, 2020
A series of curated online broadcasts of audio material from a selection of artists, curators and friends of the gallery: lglondon.org/index.php/lg-notations

BLOW-UP I : EXPERIMENTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Jun 15 - Jul 11, 2020 FINAL WEEK
Lola Bunting | Richard Caldicott | Alessandro Cicoria | Chris Cornish | Sean Dower | Chantal Faust | Felicity Hammond | Lucy Heyward | James Hoff | JocJonJosch | Alix Marie |Elizabeth McAlpine | Brian O’Connell | Cornelia Parker | Grace Weir
 
The Laure Genillard gallery presents a group exhibition investigating wider understandings of the photographic medium, which in most cases preclude the use of the camera and challenge its traditional role of record-keeping.
 
Looking into alternative means to produce an image stemming from multiple techniques such as photograms, collages, scans and other experimental media, the exhibition aims at presenting an expanded view on contemporary photography - encompassing innovative processes as well as alternative digital interventions.
 
To ultimately redefine the capability of the medium to reinvent itself in a world saturated with visual imagery, BLOW-UP I: Experiments in Photography questions the artist’s agency behind the image, offering a glimpse into multiple methods of production: photographic filters applied to various supports such as film, paper, wood and plaster, manipulations techniques as well as gestural interventions.

TOM CHAMBERLAIN : FALLING SHORT
Jul 26 - Oct 3, 2020
Private view Sat Jul 25 3pm - 9pm

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GALLERIES TEMPORARILY CLOSED, PROGRAMME AVAILABLE ONLINE
ongoing - check website for updates
While the galleries are closed to the public, please visit our online platforms for exclusive views of artists' work.
 
Works can be viewed in Lisson Gallery Augmented Reality: www.lissongallery.com/news/lisson-gallery-augmented-reality-platform-now-live
 
Videos can be accesses here: www.lissongallery.com/news/category/video

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GALLERIES TEMPORARILY CLOSED, PROGRAMME AVAILABLE ONLINE
ongoing - check website for updates
While the galleries are closed to the public, please visit our online platforms for exclusive views of artists' work.
Works can be viewed in Lisson Gallery Augmented Reality: www.lissongallery.com/news/lisson-gallery-augmented-reality-platform-now-live
Videos can be accesses here: www.lissongallery.com/news/category/video

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