ArchiveExhibition
Fallis in Wonderland
5 May-3 Jul 2010
Pangolin London
London N1 9AG
Overview
Inspired by Lewis Carroll's classic fantasy, "Alice in Wonderland," Fallis uses humor and absurd distortion to draw our attention to the issues that trouble her - mass consumerism, scientific distortion and environmental destruction.
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