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Jon Buck : Time of Our Lives
1 May-8 Jun 2019
Pangolin London
London N1 9AG
Overview
Jon Buck’s work takes inspiration from a wide range of historical and contemporary scientific and anthopological sources. In this important exhibition across both Pangolin galleries many of his new works explore primary patterns derived from the natural world. They embellish the surfaces of containers, receptacles and arks with the implied need for the preservation of the great biodiversity that is life.
After Mallarmé Part 1
Large Glass
until 11 May
I can fit a fist in my mouth
Cubitt Gallery
until 18 May
Polly Braden: Leaving Ukraine
The Foundling Museum
until 1 Sep
Paul Bonnet: Abeyance
MAMOTH
until 4 May
Jason and the Adventure of 254
Wellcome Collection
until 12 Jan
Neal Rock: Elegies & Flesh Poems
New Art Projects
until 27 Apr
Painting Freedom: Indian Modernism and its Three Rebels
Brunei Gallery, SOAS
until 22 Jun
Audrey Gair: I Love Tomorrow
South Parade
until 27 Apr
ANNA VAN OOSTEROM / MARY NORDEN: 'TORN'
Vivienne Roberts Projects
until 9 May
YO NO SÉ SI TENGA AMOR LA ETERNIDAD, PERO ALLÁ, TAL COMO AQUÍ, EN LA BOCA LLEVARÁS, SABOR A MÍ
Alice Amati
until 25 May
Pasquarosa: From Muse to Painter
Estorick Collection Of Modern Italian Art
until 28 Apr
Legion: life in the Roman army
The British Museum
until 23 Jun
Secundino Hernández: Problematic Corners
Victoria Miro
until 18 May
Sebastian Gordin: The Sound of an Engine Falling / Yuxiao Ran: Fable Boulevard
rosenfeld
until 6 May
The Blue Hour
Union Pacific, WC1
until 4 May
Love Will Come Back: Ann Craven with Robert Mapplethorpe and Mohammed Z. Rahman
Phillida Reid
until 4 May
Borrowed Time: Diana Taylor
Bobinska Brownlee New River
until 5 Jun