ArchiveExhibition
Theo Eshetu : The Slave Ship
30 Jun-12 Aug 2017
Tiwani Contemporary
London W1W 8BP
Overview
Tiwani Contemporary is pleased to present The Slave Ship, a video installation by Theo Eshetu, who is known for his pioneering work in film and video. This is the first time that The Slave Ship, a pensive oceanic epic evoking the history of slavery, has been shown in the UK. Eshetu is currently participating in Documenta 14.
Middle Voice: Caroline Achaintre, Anna Higgins, Niamh O’Malley, Aimée Parrott, Stephen Polatch.
Shtager&Shch
until 22 Jun
Gurminder Sikand: Early Paintings
Maximillian William
until 29 Jun
Amel Bashier: ورد الجوري ‘Ward el Juri
Addis Fine Art
until 15 Jun
Autumn Wallace: 40 Knots and How to Tie Them
Josh Lilley
until 22 Jun
Angel With a Gun: Homage to Guy Brett
Alison Jacques
until 15 Jun
Araminta Blue: sun wreck
rosenfeld
until 15 Jun
Red Sky at Morning
Unit
until 25 May
Raku Kichizaemon XV Jikinyu
Annely Juda Fine Art
until 6 Jul
Meditations on Repetition
Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
until 4 Jun
Hayv Kahraman: She has no name
Pilar Corrias, Conduit Street
until 25 May
The Leisure Centre
The Brown Collection
until 3 Aug
Cinthia Marcelle. em-entre-para-perante | in-between-to-towards
Sprovieri
until 5 Jul
Shaqúelle Whyte: Yute, you’re gonna be fine
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
until 25 May
Leo Park: BEYOND PLEASURE
Carl Kostyál
until 2 Jun
Henri Matisse: Prints
Bernard Jacobson Gallery
until 15 Jun
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
Dayanita Singh
Frith Street Gallery
until 29 Jun
Michela de Mattei & Toby Christian: Flash_Looking
Belmacz
until 5 Jul
Histories in Flux
JD Malat Gallery
until 1 Jun
Peppi Bottrop: Where the Future Grows
Pilar Corrias, Savile Row
until 25 May