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SAM JACKSON : The Fearful Joy
4 Mar-2 Apr 2011
CHARLIE SMITH LONDON
London E1 6QL
Overview
Beginning with source material derived from the canon of art history; historical figures of consequence or obscurity; political figures; and others that might be found variously in books, periodicals or newspapers, Jackson chooses and then engenders in his subjects a distinct melancholy and authenticity. Almost wholly male, the subjects have been chosen as a starting point and not as specific references, but nonetheless they are imbued with a gravitas that alludes to the presence of the weight of history. Private View Thursday March 3rd 6.30-8.30pm.
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Autograph
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Ed Webb-Ingall: A Bedroom for Everyone
PEER
until 11 May
Marcus Coates: Between Stories
Kate MacGarry
until 18 May
STRANGER WITHIN
Rochelle School
until 28 Apr
Anne Hardy: Survival Spell
Maureen Paley: Studio M
until 19 May
RITUAL LANDSCAPES - Edward Durdey
Benjamin Rhodes Arts
until 3 May
Anwar Jalal Shemza, Heads
Hales
until 18 May
Trevor Shimizu: Past/Future
Modern Art, Helmet Row
until 18 May
Some May Work as Symbols: Art Made in Brazil, 1950s–70s
Raven Row
until 5 May
Secundino Hernández: Problematic Corners
Victoria Miro
until 18 May
LONDON PICTURES
The Gilbert & George Centre
until 1 Jan
Soufiane Ababri
Barbican Art Gallery
until 23 Jun
Nai-Jen Yang & Xinran Liu: Pacing the Void
Alma Pearl
until 18 May
Yoi Kawakubo / Nao Matsunaga
Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
until 10 May
Urara Tsuchiya
Union Pacific, E1
until 11 May
Zineb Sedira: Dreams Have No Titles
Whitechapel Gallery
until 12 May
Paul Cole: “Where would I be without you”
Union Gallery
until 11 May
Jack Kabangu: Smiler Gennem Smerten (Smiling Through The Pain)
BEERS London
until 1 Jun
Neal Rock: Elegies & Flesh Poems
New Art Projects
until 27 Apr
Dean Sameshima, being alone
Soft Opening
until 8 Jun