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The F Word : Five Feminist Fables for the Twenty-First Century
31 May-26 Jul 2014
Space Station Sixty-five
London SE11 4PT
Overview
Space Station Sixty-Five are delighted to be exhibiting the original drawings for the forthcoming 4th fable, Mumbi & the Long Run. Each novella features a common heroine originating from a culture whose current traditions cause women hardship, despite which they emerge strong and triumphant
Marc Camille Chaimowicz
Cabinet Gallery
until 18 May
Sam Bakewell: dream-backed
Corvi-Mora
until 2 Jun
Ellen Gronemeyer: Raphael lights up life
Neither
until 2 Jun
Bridget Macdonald: A Deeper Landscape
Art First
until 17 May
Sargent and Fashion
Tate Britain
until 7 Jul
Tawfik Naas: Chaos is a Flower
San Mei Gallery
until 1 Jun
David Batchelor
Cecilia Brunson Projects
until 10 May
Drawing Biennial 2024
Drawing Room
until 3 Jul
Acts of Resistance: Photography, Feminisms and the Art of Protest
South London Gallery
until 2 Jun
Georg Baselitz: A Confession of My Sins
White Cube, Bermondsey
until 16 Jun
The Last Caravaggio
The National Gallery
until 21 Jul
Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and The Blue Rider
Tate Modern
until 20 Oct
Frank Auerbach: The Charcoal Heads
The Courtauld
until 27 May
Andreana Dobreva - Public Grapes - Anonymous Meat
Fiumano Clase
until 24 May
Vicken Parsons: TIME
Cristea Roberts Gallery
until 2 Jun
Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron: Portraits to Dream In
National Portrait Gallery
until 16 Jun
Uri Aran: zero point everything
Sadie Coles HQ, Bury Street
until 15 Jun
Billy Apple® / Braco Dimitrijević: Conceptual Art Pioneers
The Mayor Gallery
until 24 May
Lynda Benglis: Knots & Videotapes 1972–1976
Thomas Dane Gallery
until 27 Jul