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JERWOOD SOLO PRESENTATIONS : EMII ALRAI, FREYA DOOLEY, BRYONY GILLARD
Feb 12 - May 15, 2021
Jerwood Solo Presentations provides a platform for artists to present a new and focused body of work, developed with curatorial 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.
Now in its fifth edition, the exhibition showcases new work by three UK-based artists, each taking over one of the gallery spaces for their first major solo presentation in London. It offers a much needed platform for early-career artists to make and show new work. Led by Jerwood Arts, this initiative aims to foster and develop potentially influential artists who are at critical stages in their career as well as highlighting the value of research-based practice.
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 NOTES ON COLLABORATION: REFLECTIONS ON THE FUTURE
Sep 17, 2020 - Oct 2, 2021
A programme of discursive events and collected writings that explore strategies for future institutional programming and collaborative practice.
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KOREAN CULTURAL CENTRE UK |
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 MARK RUWEDEL:LOS ANGELES
Dec 11, 2020 - Mar 6, 2021
Mark Ruwedel’s new exhibition at Large Glass is a selection of photographs taken from his in-progress epic Los Angeles: Landscapes of Four Ecologies. At a time when predictions of climate catastrophe are becoming ever more frequent, these gelatin silver prints, hand printed and mounted by the artist, feel especially timely as evidence of this moment of escalating consequences, and are imbued with - in Ruwedel’s words - a “tragic beauty”.
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 AT HOME
Jan 22 - Mar 13, 2021
A group show turning the gallery into a domestic setting with works from Martin Creed, David Tremlett, Philomene Pirecki, David Connearn, Dean Hughes, Grace Weir, Amy Stephens and more.
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CASTELLANI | SCULPTURE
Jan 15 - Apr 8, 2021
Presenting never-before exhibited sculptures in aluminium.
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LISSON GALLERY, 27 BELL ST |
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LISSON GALLERY, 67 LISSON ST |
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JOHN AKOMFRAH : THE UNINTENDED BEAUTY
Jan 19 - Mar 27, 2021
Featuring footage filmed over the past 6 months, this new body of work responds directly to the events of 2020, most notably the Black Lives Matter protests and demonstrations against imperialist monuments, presenting a rethinking of historical narratives.
The exhibition will also include the UK premiere of the ground-breaking three-screen film, Four Nocturnes (2019), commissioned by the inaugural Ghana Pavilion at the 58th International Art Exhibition of la Biennale di Venezia.
Akomfrah’s work is characterised by an ethical and emotional impetus to reflect on our collective consciousness – be it the existential threat of ecological disaster, exploring Black British identity and post-colonialism, or giving voice to minority communities. Akomfrah creates impressionist meditations through film and media; using montage techniques and bricolage, new footage is weaved together with archival material, newsreel and still photography. Overlaid with an immersive sound design, the artist often plays with imagery to construct conversations between the past and present, unapologetically bringing forth the multiplicity of these issues through non-linear narratives.
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LUX ONLINE PROGRAMMING
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www.lux.org.uk
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PLEASE CONTACT THE GALLERY FOR MORE INFORMATION
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CONTACT THE GALLERY FOR MORE INFORMATION
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 JESSIE HOMER FRENCH : WEST COAST
Feb 15 - Apr 17, 2021
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INFORMATION TO COME
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 RED ABSTRACT
Feb 8 - Mar 5, 2021
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TEXTAQUEEN : UNIVERSAL EXPERIENCE
Through Jan
We are excited to announce the unveiling of a new work by Texta Queen, which will fill the facade of our new building in Holborn, from 27 October.
The commission will be visible to passersby from end of October, and we hope you will come by to see it.
TextaQueen’s work makes use of the felt-tip pen (known in Australia as ‘textas’) to create empowering portraits of fictionalised and reimagined figures who embody decolonial, intersectional and queer narratives.
‘The Universal Experience’ imagines an eruption of ancestral magic from the British Museum, a purge which is heralded by three effervescent superheroes soaring above London. The streets are flooded in a healing current of liberation, as people of colour across the world connect in love, hope and revolution.
Signalling Mimosa House's relocation, TextaQueen’s commission opens up a new chapter of programming in the ongoing context of the pandemic, and an opportunity to continue communicating our mission of supporting female and queer artists and communities.
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