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BRIDGETTE ASHTON & NICOLE MOLLETT : ONLY THE WORLD REMAINS
6 May-28 Jul 2017
Space Station Sixty-five
London SE11 4PT
Overview
‘My fake-cake of roller-coasted, illuminated sites and sights of wonder-wandered-off into realms of cardboard, slag and other cheap tricks is nearly set….’ (excerpt from publication essay by Sally O’ Reilly) Only The World Remains, an exhibition by Bridgette Ashton and Nicole Mollett, centres upon notions of Artificial Landscape and features sculpture, installation, print and magic lantern slide projections. The works depict elements and characteristics present in caves, grottoes and follies; reimagining histories, fragments and stories relating to Vauxhall Pleasure Gardens once located just around the corner from the gallery.
Riar Rizaldi, Mirage
Gasworks
until 22 Dec
Bethan Lloyd Worthington: Boundary Trembling
Corvi-Mora
until 11 Jan
Shino Yanai with Ken Ikeda: Memories float for a moment and then fall
Beaconsfield
until 18 Jan
War and the Mind
Imperial War Museum
until 27 Apr
Lost Gardens of London
Garden Museum
until 2 Mar
Photographing 80s Britain: A Critical Decade
Tate Britain
until 5 May
Anna Calleja
Sim Smith
until 21 Dec
Feast
County Hall Pottery
until 5 Jan
Haegue Yang: Leap Year
Hayward Gallery
until 5 Jan
Nairy Baghramian: Jumbled Alphabet
South London Gallery
until 12 Jan
Jeff Wall
White Cube, Bermondsey
until 12 Jan
Outlaws: Fashion Renegades of 80s London
Fashion and Textile Museum
until 9 Mar
Van Gogh: Poets and Lovers
The National Gallery
until 19 Jan
Electric Dreams
Tate Modern
until 1 Jun
between elsewhere and possibility
Canada Gallery
until 1 Mar
Monet and London. Views of the Thames
The Courtauld
until 19 Jan
Es Devlin: CONGREGATION
Somerset House
until 12 Jan