Tate have announced Mire Lee will create the next annual Hyundai Commission for the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern.
Tate have announced Mire Lee will create the next annual Hyundai Commission for the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern.
The Elegists are a Southeast London-based socio-political arts collective. Consisting of visual artists, writers, and musicians, The Elegists create art published through a bi-annual zine and frequent community events built on socio-political commentary and encouraging political change. And 17 and […]
WIA GALLERY PRESENTS JENNIFER BINNIE – LADY OF THE FOREST
A major new commission for Art on the Underground at Gloucester Road tube station, London May 2023 – May 2024 For her commission, Monster Chetwynd has created a monumental sculptural intervention, Pond Life: Albertopolis and the Lily, that explores the entwined […]
Jess Cochrane is an Australian contemporary visual artist living in London. Cochrane’s work questions the relationship between society, consumerism and pop culture. Her focus is on feminine beauty, illustrated through the application of paint over photographic images. Cochrane reflects upon insecurity […]
Artist Nalini Malani, the first National Gallery contemporary fellow, presents new ways of seeing well-known works of art. Taking her inspiration from paintings in the National Gallery and Bath’s Holburne Museum, Malani has created striking new video animations in ‘Nalini […]
Opening 23 March… Helen Hockin : THE FURIES WIA Gallery 3 Fisher Street, Lewes BN7 2DG
Sign up for the private view, 6-9pm, Saturday 22 October 2022, RuptureXIBIT (+Studio) 55 High St, Hampton Wick, Kingston upon Thames KT1 4DG Tamar Payne’s mixed-media collages, silk-screen prints, photography, and paintings reframe contemporary landscape. About 46 Degrees North, the […]
Review by Laura Garmeson In 1944, war had been raging across Europe for several years. October of that year saw the publication of a Swedish-language political magazine called Garm, with its typically lively satirical covers. Illustrated with a cartoon Hitler […]
Pioneering ceramics artist Betty Woodman dies at 87, her gallery Salon 94 has confirmed. Woodman is credited as bringing ceramics into the frame of fine art after radically experimenting with the form.
[all images (c) of Kirstin Hjellegjerde Gallery and the artist] It’s your last chance to check out this fantastic group show exploring the human form ‘Body‘ at the Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery London. Body (17 November – 21 December) brings together the […]
Kadie Salmon is a Scottish visual artist living in London, UK. She graduated with an MFA from Edinburgh College of Art in 2009. Salmon creates large scale photographs and sculptures that explore notions of image manipulation, story telling and romantic landscapes. With an […]
Join us on Thursday 13 July 2017 when WIA goes GHost hunting with artist Sarah Sparkes who’ll be talking about her recent residencies at the Liverpool Biennale and in Taiwan, where she collected ghost stories, artefacts and etiquette on dealing […]
This is the first solo show of Ana Mendieta’s work in the UK since Traces at the Hayward Gallery in 2013. This exhibition, at Alison Jacques Gallery, London, focuses on themes of metamorphosis and transformation in Mendieta’s work. Selected works […]
Permindar Kaur creates sculptures and installations exploring domestic spaces and objects, often reminiscent of a darker take on childhood experiences and memory. In this current show, Black and Blue, at New Art Projects, London, a number of Kaur’s handmade […]