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FRANCESCO JODICE : CABARET VOLTAIRE
17 Nov 2016-8 Jan 2017
Gazelli Art House
London W1S 4NN
Overview
Gazelli Art House is delighted to announce the first UK solo exhibition of multi-award-winning artist and photographer Francesco Jodice (Naples, 1967). Following Jodice’s solo museum retrospective at CAMERA — Centro Italiano per la Fotografia*, Cabaret Voltaire will highlight four separate bodies of work all encompassing participation, networking, anthropometry, storytelling and investigation. Each of these series investigates particular regions or precise moments in our recent history with an aim to answer the artist’s social and cultural questions and contemporary geopolitical scenario. Jodice is intrigued by what is about to happen, what paradoxically has already happened: the emergence of a new phenomenon in culture is the aftereffect of something that we have, more less consciously, premeditated.
Joan Snyder: Body & Soul
Thaddaeus Ropac
until 8 Feb
Zeinab Saleh: The space {between}
David Zwirner
until 11 Jan
Mythology Reinterpreted: A Journey through Ancient Inspiration in Modern & Contemporary Art
Mazzoleni
until 24 Jan
Michelangelo, Leonardo, Raphael
Royal Academy Of Arts
until 16 Feb
Kenia Almaraz Murillo: Andean Cosmovision
Waddington Custot
until 30 Jan
Glen Baxter: Intermittently Ochre
Flowers, Cork Street
until 4 Jan
Susan Cianciolo, 'This is the New Earth: The Galactic Field'
Modern Art, Bury Street
until 18 Jan
Mary Ramsden: Desire Line
Pilar Corrias, Savile Row
until 11 Jan
Kyler Garrison: hold my hand while i google symptoms
Carl Kostyál
until 17 Jan
Lynne Drexler
White Cube, Mason’s Yard
until 10 Jan
Arteonics
The Mayor Gallery
until 31 Jan
Nicole Eisenman
Sadie Coles HQ, Bury Street
until 25 Jan
Tamar Mason, Seeing Shadows
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
until 11 Jan
David Douard: EVE'RGREEN D’AZED
Sylvia Kouvali
until 11 Jan
Seth Price
Sadie Coles HQ, Davies Street
until 8 Feb
Japanese Art History à la Takashi Murakami
Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill
until 8 Mar
Daniel Silver: Uncanny Valley
Frith Street Gallery
until 18 Jan