MARK RUWEDEL / CESARE FABBRI
Apr 26 - Jul 5, 2019
Landscape images by American photographer Mark Ruwedel and Italian photographer Cesare Fabbri will be shown side by side. Ruwedel’s photographs are part of an ongoing series documenting the Los Angeles River, a place where social, cultural and natural history collide while Fabbri’s landscapes of Sardinia, reveal the remains of ancient cultures, unusual geographical features, still relatively undisturbed by industrialisation.

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DEAN HUGHES | SOLO SHOW
Jun 29 - Sep 21, 2019
Private view Fri Jun 28 6pm - 8pm
In the exhibition, Hughes presents new works, as part of a series that began in 2018 made by printing coffee rings from the base (or what is called the foot of coffee cups) onto paper. The artist sees this process as comparable and similar in intent to the process of making potato prints as a child. The process has its origins in a chance crescent residue shape made byplacing a coffee cup on a blank sheet of paper. Hughes is interested in these small occurrences, which can be extended over time through repetition and process - a method of dwelling within the commonplace. The practice of making the prints is a blind process with a degree of uncertainty as to the quality of the mark made. Each new work is an attempt to find an ultimate expression for this way of making a mark – as such each work exhibits a propensity of its own.
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JAMIE HEWLETT : THE SUGGESTIONISTS
Jun 21 - Aug 17, 2019
Lazinc is proud to present its first solo exhibition with renowned artist, designer and co-founder of Gorillaz Jamie Hewlett titled, The Suggestionists.
The artist will present three different multi-media bodies of work which explore various themes- Tarot, Pines and Honey. These sections are brought together under one umbrella by their respective suggestive and evocative implications.
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UN ART AUTRE
Apr 26 - Jul 5, 2019
Riopelle, Mitchell, Francis, Soulages, Zao.
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RENDER PERMANENT
Jun 14 - 23, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Zanny Mellor, Kasper Pincis, Nick Scammell, Translating objects and experiences through physical intervention, three artists question the limits and promises of permanence. Legibility is challenged as boundaries and mediums are blurred. Time becomes malleable in their hands, their artworks acting as physical and temporal punctuation.
Zanny Mellor uses painting and photography to address themes of speed, light and time, in a sensory exploration of place.
Kasper Pincis plays with the contradictions inherent in trying to produce original pieces of work on copying equipment, and inhabiting a space somewhere between the heroic and the mundane.
Nick Scammell examines the frailty and impermanence of media, via surface and word.
Generating extended instants through repeated combinations and interventions, each artist adapts ageing technology to new ends.

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ANISH KAPOOR
May 15 - Jun 22, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Anish Kapoor's seventeenth exhibition with Lisson Gallery looks at the shared formal language of his iconic sculptural works and rarely-shown painting practice

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JASON MARTIN
May 15 - Jun 22, 2019 FINAL WEEK
Jason Martin continues his investigation into the fundamentals of oil painting, creating horizontally banded compositions of between three and six divisions or colour changes

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RIAN COUGHLAN
Jun 7 - 30, 2019

W.K. LYHNE
Jun 12 - 28, 2019
Private view Wed Jul 10 6pm - 9pm

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BL CK B X: MORGAN QUAINTANCE
May 15 - Jun 22, 2019 FINAL WEEK

BL CK B X: MANON DE BOER
Jun 26 - Aug 3, 2019

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MARLENE STEYN : UNBUTTONING MY BELLY
May 17 - Jun 30, 2019

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