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Bridget Riley : Studies: 1984–1997
15 Jun-1 Aug 2020
David Zwirner
London W1S 4EZ
Overview
This exhibition presents studies that show Riley’s movement from “stripes” to “rhomboids,” reflecting the connection between the writings of Klee and her own understanding of abstract painting. As Riley notes, “Paul Klee was of seminal importance to me because he showed me what abstraction meant.”
Salvo, Andreas Schulze: About Painting
Sprüth Magers
until 20 Dec
Enchanted Alchemies
Lévy Gorvy Dayan
until 21 Dec
Heemin Chung: Umbra
Thaddaeus Ropac
until 20 Nov
Kenia Almaraz Murillo: Andean Cosmovision
Waddington Custot
until 30 Jan
Eric Rutherford: The Human Comedy
Richard Saltoun
until 21 Dec
Mythology Reinterpreted: A Journey through Ancient Inspiration in Modern & Contemporary Art
Mazzoleni
until 24 Jan
Moving In
MASSIMODECARLO
until 20 Dec
Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael
Royal Academy Of Arts
until 16 Feb
Paris: An Experimental Reality
Timothy Taylor
until 14 Dec
Mary Ramsden: Desire Line
Pilar Corrias, Savile Row
until 11 Jan
Sedrick Chisom: The Villain of History for One Night Alone
Pilar Corrias, Conduit Street
until 21 Dec
Jonas Wood
Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill
until 23 Nov
Johan Creten: Far removed from the numbing speed
Almine Rech
until 20 Dec
Anna Weyant: Who’s Afraid of the Big Bad Wolves?
Gagosian, Davies St.
until 20 Dec
Calder: Extreme Cantilever
Ben Brown Fine Arts
until 22 Nov
Jack Whitten. Speedchaser
Hauser & Wirth London
until 14 Dec
Urs Fischer: Scratch and Sniff
Sadie Coles HQ, Kingly Street
until 7 Dec