LUCIO FONTANA : I TEATRINI
Oct 3 - Dec 10, 2018
Nahmad Projects is pleased to shine a spotlight on the Teatrino series, the first dedicated exhibition outside of Italy.
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TAUS MAKHACHEVA : BAIDÀ
Sep 19 - Nov 3, 2018
narrative projects is pleased to present the second solo exhibition by Taus Makhacheva at the gallery. The exhibition developed from research the artist conducted when visiting different fishermen living in the Starii Terek village in Dagestan and working in the Caspian Sea, and her later investigations into fine art restoration and preservation techniques.

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FRANCES WILKS : HOW TO SELL DEATH TO THE LIVING
Sep 6 - Oct 27, 2018

ZACHARI LOGAN : SPACES BETWEEN
Sep 6 - Oct 27, 2018

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ANOTHER ENGLAND: HUMAN STORIES
Oct 10 - Nov 11, 2018
A photographic exhibition surveying historical and contemporary narratives in Black and Asian Heritage in England, in partnership with Historic England.

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VISIONS IN THE NUNNERY
Sep 28 - Dec 16, 2018
Open call showcase of international moving image & performance, with lead artists Tina Keane, Melanie Manchot & Bedwyr Williams
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WIND, REWIND: WOMEN BEHIND THE LENS
Oct 21, 2018 7:00pm - 9:00pm talk/event
Inspired by one of the exhibition’s lead artists Tina Keane, the Nunnery Gallery and Queen Mary University of London (QMUL) present an evening exploring women’s – and in particular Keane’s – influence on the development of moving image and film art.
 
Keane’s performance and film first came to critical attention in the 1970s, following the experimental light shows she used to stage for the likes of David Bowie and Pink Floyd. She went on to co-found the non-profit women’s film distribution organisation Circles - Women in Distribution, as well as taking part in and programming exhibitions of significance, such as The New Pluralism at Tate in 1986. Keane’s influence on successive generations of artists has been great, including Tracey Emin, Tim Noble and Sue Webster.
 
Beginning with a screening of one of Keane’s films, a panel discussion will follow led by the QMUL film department. Chaired by Dr. Jenny Chamarette, panellists include artist Diann Bauer and Richard Dyer, co-author of Electronic Shadows: The Art of Tina Keane (Peter Wollen & Richard Dyer & Jean Fisher).
 
Tina Keane is lead artist for Visions Programme 1, which includes her works Deviant Beauty (1996) and Couch (2003). Three programmes will present an international overview of some of the most exciting and boundary-pushing digital art, showing over 60 international artists selected from over 1,000 submissions.
Tickets £6/4 (full price/concessions – inc. students, over 65s and Bow Arts artists)
 
Book tickets here www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/wind-rewind-women-behind-the-lens-tickets-50347967125v
 
Please note that this event will take place in the Great Hall, People’s Palace, Queen Mary University of London, Mile End Road, London E1 4NS.
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AUBREY WILLIAMS
Sep 13 - Oct 27, 2018

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ONE FESTIVAL OF HOMELESS ARTS
Oct 10 - 31, 2018
Third annual celebration of art by homeless artists and groups inc. Cafe Art and Crisis

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SUSPENSION. A HISTORY OF ABSTRACT HANGING SCULPTURE. 1918 - 2018
Oct 1 - Dec 15, 2018
Including works by Max Bill, Yves Klein, Artur Lescher, Man Ray, François Morellet, Bruno Munari, Ernesto Neto, Alexander Rodchenko, Tomás Saraceno, Joel Shapiro, Jesús Rafael Soto and Takis.

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