TIME AFTER TIME : HÉLÈNE BINET
Sep 27 - Nov 23, 2019
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SEAN DOWER : PLUNK, BOUM, KRASH, ZZZT
Sep 28 - Nov 23, 2019
In this exhibition Sean Dower presents new, recent and older work installed in response to the spaces of Laure Genillard’s Gallery. Dower’s exploratory practice is grounded in a sculptural investigation of our three dimensional experience of the world, where sound, light, film, performance, language and duration are as much a part of the vocabulary as objects or artefacts. The intangible or invisible also play a role and reminds us that the word ‘volume’ not only relates to mass and space but to sound and changes in air pressure. Dower’s work often draws attention to the interconnections between sound and sculpture. Traditional materials such as iron, quartz, copper and stone have electromagnetic properties and it is perhaps surprising to realise that these materials also mediate and mould the everyday sounds we hear.
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WATCH THIS SPACE
Sep 24 - Dec 21, 2019
Opening this month, Lazinc is delighted to be exhibiting a special project curated by Guest Curator Magda Danysz. Watch This Space will transform the gallery into an open studio where over 25 artists will share their processes and create site-specific works over the course of three months. This ephemeral project will play out over both floors of the gallery.
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DESIGNING IN TURBULENT TIMES
Sep 14 - Oct 26, 2019
This exhibition showcases graduate projects from Central Saint Martins offering disruptive and compelling propositions for more sustainable and equitable futures.
Faced with increasingly urgent social and environmental pressures, creativity can be a powerful agent for innovation and transformation. Across a wide range of design disciplines, this exhibition showcases graduate projects from Central Saint Martins, offering disruptive and compelling propositions for more sustainable and equitable futures. A public engagement programme, including a series of sustainable incubation workshops, will accompany the exhibition. This exhibition is an initiative of Maison/0, the sustainable innovation programme created in 2017 at Central Saint Martins in partnership with the luxury group LVMH.
Open daily 11-6 during London Design Festival (14-22 Sep)
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RIDE THE WILD : OEHLEN, WEST, WOOL
Oct 2 - Dec 7, 2019
Ride the Wild explores the relationship between three renegades of the European and American avant-garde: Albert Oehlen, Franz West and Christopher Wool. These artists were shaped by the radical urban scenes of their youths—post-punk Berlin, Actionist Vienna and No Wave New York—and subsequently became key progenitors of the ‘punk’ sensibility now prevalent in contemporary art. Ride the Wild will consider their shared emphasis on practical and formal dissent, inherited from their respective backgrounds and developed in ways that resonate yet remain unique. Taking a rare installation by Oehlen, Untitled (2005), as its starting point, and featuring landmark works from the 1980s to the present day, the exhibition marks the first instance Oehlen (b. 1954), West (1947–2012) and Wool (b. 1955) will be exclusively presented together.
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AFTER SCHOOL-COLLECTIVE STRATEGIES: SHOWCASE
Oct 10 - 20, 2019 FINAL WEEK
An exhibition and a series of events run by 18 participants experimenting in photography and media arts, in response to new forms of collaborative working, and an open conversation to discuss and share the strategies and challenges in the period after university. All events are free and open to the public.

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AI WEIWEI : ROOTS
Oct 2 - Nov 2, 2019
A major exhibition by Ai Weiwei this autumn features a new series of monumental sculptural works in iron, cast from giant tree roots sourced in Brazil during research and production for last year's survey exhibition, 'RAIZ', at the Oscar Niemeyer-designed OCA Pavilion in Ibirapuera Oark, São Paulo.

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STANLEY WHITNEY : AFTERNOON PAINTINGS
Oct 2 - Nov 2, 2019
Smaller scale works by the New York-based artist in his second exhibition at Lisson Gallery. A new publication accompanies the exhibition.

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BL CK B X: ALL YOU NEED'S AN EXCUSE
Sep 25 - Oct 26, 2019
An exhibition by The London Community Video Archive an organisation set up in 2016 to preserve and share community videos made in the 1970s/80s in London.

BL CK B X: ALL YOU NEED’S AN EXCUSE LONDON COMMUNITY VIDEO ARCHIVE
Oct 25 - Nov 2, 2019
‘All You Need’s an Excuse’ is an exhibition with The London Community Video Archive (LCVA), an organisation set up in 2016 to preserve, archive and share community videos made in the 1970s/80s in London and the South East. LUX has invited the LCVA to present videos from the archive selected by local community groups and campaigns. For community video projects, creating spaces where videos can be screened and the audience are able to share and reflect on their experiences is as integral to the process as making the video. The videos on show have been chosen by community and campaign groups local to LUX for their continuing relevance. Alongside the screenings and events programme, the library at LUX will function as a space to view other videos and ephemera from the archive.

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RECONSTRUCTING CEZANNE
Oct 2 - Dec 7, 2019
'SEQUENCE AND PROCESS IN PAUL CEZANNE’S WORKS ON PAPER'
Luxembourg & Dayan, London, is pleased to announce Reconstructing Cezanne: Sequence and Process in Paul Cezanne’s Works on Paper, opening 2 October 2019. The exhibition brings to light new, ground-breaking research into the work of one of Modernism’s greatest masters, based on close examination of the DNA makeup that constitutes the papers he used for his watercolours and drawings.
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YOUNG MONSTERS
Sep 13 - Oct 26, 2019
Neil Haas, Irvin Pascal, Glen Pudvine, Grey Wielebinski.

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