WILLIAM TILLYER / ALICE OSWALD : NOBODY
Apr 27 - Jun 30, 2018
Bernard Jacobson Gallery is delighted to invite you to the Private view of Nobody, an exhibition of new work by William Tillyer created in collaboration with the poet, Alice Oswald.
A unique and ambitious work, Nobody is both an exhibition and a book - featuring the sublime watercolours of Tillyer and a new poem by Oswald. The book will be published by 21 Publishing on 26th April and is available to pre-order from the gallery.

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HOLLY GRAHAM, SWEET SWOLLEN
May 8 - Aug 25, 2018
Sweet Swollen is a new commission by Holly Graham. Comprising print and audio, these consider historic links between domestic culinary culture and visual culture within Europe.The works take as their starting point a pair of Meissen porcelain sweetmeat bowls that are currently on display in a collection in the Victoria and Albert Museum. These were made between 1765–75 and would have, at the time of their production, been considered an artisanal, luxury good, symbolizing the wealth and status of their owner. Visually, they each depict turfy mounds which prop up bowls to hold sugar or sweetened dried fruits, which are in turn flanked by caricatured ‘blackamoor’ figures who gesture towards the food products in the bowls in front of them. These are part of a wider tradition of similar figurines that embody, and silently testify to, financial gain through processes of colonial exploitation.

JERWOOD SOLO PRESENTATIONS 2018
Jun 20 - Aug 26, 2018
New works by Rob Crosse, Susie Green and Georgia Horgan presented as three solo presentations at Jerwood Space. Diverse in content and materials, the solo presentations span painting, sculpture, installation, film, and photography, expanding upon the artists’ existing dialogues to position sex, intimacy and desire in a socio-political context.

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BRIAN BRESS : ANOTHER FINE MESS
May 25 - Jun 27, 2018 FINAL WEEK

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DAVID NASH: WOOD, METAL, PIGMENT
May 10 - Jul 7, 2018
Solo exhibition by internationally renowned artist, David Nash, RA. Exhibiting large and small-scale sculptures in wood, charred wood, bronze and iron, and works on paper.

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DREAM WORKS
May 26 - Jun 30, 2018
JORDAN KASEY, LUKE RUDOLF, JONATHAN TRAYTE & MADELON VRIESENDORP

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INGRID BERTHON-MOINE YOU TEAR US
Jun 29 - Aug 12, 2018
Private view Fri Jun 29 6pm - 9am
Ingrid Berthon-Moine’s work moves between sculpture, drawing and installations in which she examines gender relations, depiction and narratives. For her solo project at KELDER, the London-based artist converts the project space’s basement into an art historical womb - a matrix of drops, drips and bodily shapes which proposes a lost paradise where we all felt comfortable and secure - or did we?

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LEONIE NAGEL
May 26 - Jun 23, 2018 FINAL WEEK
The sirens of ST L. The meeting-point
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16:9 BILLBOARD: FOX IRVING & KATARINA KELSEY
May 26 - Jun 23, 2018 FINAL WEEK

MILLIMETRE02 CURATED BY DAVID BLANDY
May 26 - Jul 28, 2018
Portraits by Larry Achiampong & David Blandy

KINGSGATE WORKSHOPS OPEN STUDIOS WEEKEND
Jun 22 - 24, 2018 FINAL WEEK

16:9 BILLBOARD BY JOY GERRARD
Jun 30 - Jul 28, 2018
Private view Fri Jun 29 6pm - 9pm
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LOVERS AND OTHER SPECTRES
Jun 30 - Jul 28, 2018
Private view Fri Jun 29 6pm - 9pm
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ENTROPIC THREADS
Jun 15 - Jul 27, 2018
Group exhibition with artists Katie Lennard, Onome Otite, Annie Ratti, and Nadine Shaban.

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JHEON SOOCHEON : SOLO EXHIBITION
Jun 7 - Jul 21, 2018
The KCCUK presents the first solo exhibition in the UK of the
internationally acclaimed artist Jheon Soocheon (b. 1947), famously
known for his large-scale installation works. The exhibition will feature his new spectacular installation works using over 1,000 stainless supermirrors and 35,000 pieces of polycarbonate.

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ANDRÉ HEMER : THE COBRA EFFECT
Tuesday-Saturday 11-6pm
Here is a painting that is at once a finished work and an artist’s messy palette. It is a map, a vivid topography of colour. Petal-like daubs of paint explode in a maelstrom, and rich swathes of silk-like pigment have the shimmery sheen of smooth fabric. Elsewhere, pools of texture appear to melt into rough, liquid pumice, tempting the viewer to run their hand over its their surface. This map, this unknown country, is a heady mix of sensory colours and textural shapes. In The Cobra Effect (8 June – 21 July 2018) at Kristin Hjellegjerde London, Vienna-based artist André Hemer returns for a second show at the gallery, and his first solo, to present new works in his signature style.

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JULIAN ROSEFELDT : THE SWAP
May 23 - Jun 23, 2018 FINAL WEEK
Clad in leather, guns poised; Rosefeldt plays once again with our stereotypical expectations, luring the viewer into a sense of familiarity until an unpredictable turn challenges our perception.

EVELYNE AXELL
Jun 28 - Jul 20, 2018
Private view Wed Jun 27 6pm - 8.30pm

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