GUIDO GUIDI : MOON FACES
Feb 7 - Apr 17, 2020

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BLOW UP I : EXPERIMENTS IN PHOTOGRAPHY
Feb 28 - Apr 18, 2020
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.
 
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.

GALLERY STATEMENT IN RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS
ongoing - check website for updates
In response to increasing global concerns related to the spread of COVID-19, Laure Genillard gallery has decided to close temporarily until further notice. The staff will continue to work proactively to support our programme of exhibitions.
Our thoughts are with everyone who is being affected by this situation and we pass on our very best wishes to all of you and your loved ones.
We look forward to welcoming you back.
Soon, we hope.

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April + May 2020

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CENTRAL SAINT MARTINS FOUNDATION SHOW 2020
Apr 23 - 25, 2020
The Central Saint Martins Foundation Diploma in Art and Design show reaches further than ever before with two locations: one inside at the Lethaby Gallery in King’s Cross and the other outside at Waterlow Park in Archway.
In the Gallery, visitors will see work from the course’s four curriculum areas: Three Dimensional Design and Architecture; Fashion and Textiles; Fine Art; and Graphic Communication Design. Over in Waterlow Park, our Fine Art students respond to an exciting environment exploring scale, site-specificity and public participation through film, sculpture, installation and more.
This event is free and open to the public, no booking is required.
We'll add further details including open times to this page as they're confirmed.

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CHUNG SANG-HWA : EXCAVATIONS, 1964-78
Feb 28 - Apr 25, 2020
Featuring a selection of paintings from a formative era of Chung’s five-decades-long career
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HANT
Apr 3 - 11, 2020 FINAL WEEK
‘Hant’ is the idea of the vernacular; of the objects, materials and architectural structures that furnish our lives and urban centres. It is a frequentation, or the spirit that haunts a location. It is a spot often visited; an obsession. The collective work that makes up ‘Hant’ extracts elements from their origin and relocates them in a new space, opening a discussion around our conception of site. Through the abstraction of materials, forms, sound and language, it explores the different ways that artists create reference to place.
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INTERIM SHOW : MA PAINTING CAMBERWELL COLLEGE OF ARTS
Apr 29 - May 3, 2020
Private view Thu Apr 30 7pm - 9pm
The emergent artists of this year’s MA Painting course at Camberwell view painting as a networked activity through which they can engage with a wide range of urgent subjects, including: the ecological catastrophe and our continued anthropocentric view of the natural world; the impact of social media in a post-truth era; the ways in which myths and religion can be used by authoritarian governments as instruments of state; the psychology of dreams; the significance of architectural heritage to our sense of collective identity.

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HUGH HAYDEN : AMERICAN FOOD
Mar 12 - May 2, 2020
Lisson Gallery is pleased to present Hugh Hayden’s first solo exhibition in the UK, which directly engages with his culinary installation practice.

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DOM SYLVESTER HOUÉDARD : TANTRIC POETRIES
Mar 12 - May 2, 2020
Interconnecting with his first exhibition at Lisson Gallery in 1967, this show reveals the linguistic mysticism and the breadth of influences synthesised by the artist, beatnik and monk Dom Sylvester Houédard.

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ONLINE EXHIBITION : TANOA SASRAKU : O' PIERROT
Mar 7 - Apr 18, 2020
Employing the narrative of Pierrot the Clown, and the aesthetic of Kenneth Anger’s pioneering avant-garde, queer film Rabbit’s Moon, O’ Pierrot (2019) explores the quest for British identity from a lesbian, mixed-race, British perspective. The life goal of Pierrot Mulatto (played by the artist) is to catch a giant sycamore seed that spins down every day from the arms of Harlequin Jack, a crazed black man in whiteface, driven mad by his own quest for British acceptance. Jack toys with Pierrot throughout the story, performing a satirical essence of white British sensibility whilst referencing early minstrel troupes’ caricatures of the post-slavery, black populace. Mixed-race Pierrot is encouraged to strive for her ‘white potential’ whilst battling rejection, rage, and the bending of time amidst the English countryside.
 
Online exhibition: lux.org.uk/online-exhibition/tanoa-sasraku-o-pierrot
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May 2020

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LUISA MÈ, GIOVANNI VETERE : TIDES IN THE BODY
Mar 12 - Apr 24, 2020
Curated by Marcelle Joseph.

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