ArchiveExhibition
Sculpture in the Sixties
22 Mar-6 May 2017
Pangolin London
London N1 9AG
Overview
Showcasing a selection of outstanding works which demonstrate the exciting developments that took place within one of the most important decades in the history of sculpture. Artists will include: Bryan Kneale, Anthony Caro, Phillip King, John Hoskin and William Tucker.
Medieval Women: In Their Own Words
British Library
until 2 Mar
Self-Made: Reshaping Identities
The Foundling Museum
until 1 Jun
Hard Graft: Work, Health and Rights
Wellcome Collection
until 27 Apr
Maureen Elizabeth Dougherty: New Portraits
New Art Projects
until 21 Dec
Strange Wonders: Jizi and pioneers of contemporary ink from China
Brunei Gallery, SOAS
until 14 Dec
Fred Kormis: Sculpting the Twentieth Century
The Wiener Holocaust Library
until 6 Feb
Neil Zakiewicz
domobaal
until 14 Dec
Eddy Kamuanga Ilunga: Nature Morte
October Gallery
until 25 Jan
transfeminisms Chapter V: Hidden Labours
Mimosa House
until 14 Dec
STEPHEN FINER “…in a way: all paintings are mute” Paintings of Seán Hewitt and other People
Art Space Gallery - Michael Richardson Contemporary Art
until 24 Jan
Diane Howse: Ornament of Dust
Vivienne Roberts Projects
until 2 Jan
Standstill
Alice Amati
until 21 Dec
Antonio Calderara: A Certain Light
Estorick Collection Of Modern Italian Art
until 22 Dec
Sang Woo Kim: The Seer, The Seen
Herald St | Museum St
until 18 Dec
Picasso: printmaker
The British Museum
until 30 Mar
Heman Chong
Amanda Wilkinson
until 30 Nov
María Berrío: The End of Ritual
Victoria Miro
until 18 Jan
Xue Ruozhe: Chronoscape
rosenfeld
until 23 Nov
Antonia Brown: Winged Complexion
Union Pacific, WC1
until 14 Dec
Celia Hempton: Transplant
Phillida Reid
until 30 Nov