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The latest from Victoria Miro artists around the world-
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Institutional Exhibition
Clare Woods: Garden Without Seasons at Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery
On view 29 July–8 November 2026, the exhibition features new and recent works completed over the past four years. By responding to photographs of flowers and everyday items, Woods has... Posted July 28 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Alice Neel: Beautifully Imperfect at Serralves Museum, Porto
The exhibition (16 July 2026–17 January 2027) highlights how the American painter challenged the social, aesthetic and political conventions of the twentieth century. Posted July 13 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at LUMA Arles – Stan Douglas: Bodies Never Lie
A focal point of this exhibition (4 July 2026-10 January 2027) is a new film entitled Exquisite Corpse, set within the world of flamenco in 1950s Spain under the Franco... Posted July 3 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea
On view 30 June-27 September 2026 at Cape Ann Museum, Gloucester, Massachusetts, the exhibition explores the artistic bond between three pivotal 20th century American artists – Milton Avery (1885-1965), Adolph... Posted July 1 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Ali Banisadr: Temple of the Mind at Buffalo AKG Art Museum
On view 26 June–8 November 2026, the exhibition marks the first-ever artist collection intervention at Buffalo AKG Art Museum. The Hemicycle Gallery will feature an installation that delves deeply into... Posted June 26 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Doug Aitken: Lightscape at The Shed
On view 25 June–13 September 2026, a new film-based installation by Doug Aitken considers our landscape of diversity, creating a vulnerable and humanistic portrait that chronicles the search to find... Posted June 25 2026 -
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News Story
Announcing representation of Clare Woods
New paintings by the artist will feature in our presentation at The Armory Show, New York, this September. Woods' first exhibition with the gallery will take place in London in... Posted July 7 2026 -
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Interview
Inside the first official portrait of the Obamas by Njideka Akunyili Crosby
Harper’s Bazaar visited Akunyili Crosby at her L.A. studio as she was in the process of completing this historic work. Posted June 15 2026 -
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Commission
Sky of Hope, a new commission by Idris Khan, opening 19 June at the Obama Presidential Center, Chicago
Idris Khan is among the thirty world-renowned artists whose commissioned works are part of the new Obama Presidential Center. Sky of Hope is an immersive, site-specific painting consisting of thousands... Posted May 27 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Work by Chris Ofili features in Project a Black Planet: The Art and Culture of Panafrica at The Barbican
On view 11 June–6 September 2026, the exhibition explores the impact of Pan-Africanism on artistic and cultural production from the 1920s to the present, through over 300 works – from... Posted June 9 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Elmgreen & Dragset: Stillleben mit Gemüse at the Städel Museum
The exhibition (20 May 2026–17 January 2027) features sculptures and installations by Elmgreen & Dragset in dialogue with the architecture and the permanent collection of the Städel Museum, which spans... Posted May 13 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view in Copenhagen – Tal R: MOONWALK
The exhibition (30 May–20 Sept 2026) presents Tal R’s sculptural work from the past 20 years, unfolding from the interior rooms of the house into the surrounding garden. MOONWALK marks... Posted May 28 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s Little Sparta public opening 2026
Set in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh, Little Sparta is Ian Hamilton Finlay’s unique garden and life's work. This year's annual public opening takes place between 29 June–30 September 2023 Stonypath, Dunsyre Posted June 4 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Work by Adriana Varejão features in Costume Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Costume Institute’s spring 2026 exhibition (10 May 2026–10 January 2027) explores depictions of the dressed body across The Met’s collection, pairing garments with artworks to reveal the inherent relationship... Posted May 21 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Tal R: The Elephant in the Room in Stockholm
On view 23 May–30 August 2026 at Millesgården Museum, Lidingö, the exhibition features paintings and sculpture with a focus on works that explore the home, its rooms and the relationships... Posted May 18 2026 -
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News Story
Victoria Miro qualifies as an Active Member for 2025–26 with Gallery Climate Coalition
We are pleased to announce Victoria Miro has successfully qualified as an Active Member for 2025–26 with Gallery Climate Coalition. To achieve Active status we had to demonstrate that our... Posted May 21 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Paula Rego: Dance Among Thorns
On view at the Munch Museum (24 April–2 August 2026), the first large scale exhibition of Rego's work in the Nordic region features more than 140 works by the artist.... Posted April 23 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Chantal Joffe features in Salon, curated by Matthew Higgs, at Lismore Castle Arts
On view 25 April–25 October 2026, some forty paintings, made by an intergenerational group of artists, are staged throughout Lismore’s galleries in a theatrical mise-en-scène. Posted April 25 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Hernan Bas: The Visitors at Ca’ Pesaro – International Gallery of Modern Art
The exhibition (7 May–30 August 2026), curated by Elisabetta Barisoni, presents more than 30 new paintings in an immersive installation conceived specially for Ca' Pesaro – International Gallery of Modern... Posted April 29 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis at The Cosmic House, London
On view 22 April–18 December 2026, a site-specific installation of Isaac Julien's acclaimed new work All That Changes You. Metamorphosis. Originally conceived as a ten-screen installation for the 500th anniversary... Posted April 20 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Just announced – Kudzanai-Violet Hwami to feature in British Art Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers
Curated by Ekow Eshun, the landmark tenth edition of British Art Show explores human connection and the figure of the Other in divided times, through the work of more than... Posted April 21 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Doron Langberg, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul and Clare Woods feature in Handpicked: Painting Flowers from 1900 to Today at Kettle’s Yard
Inspired by the presence of freshly cut flower displays and paintings in the Kettle’s Yard house, this exhibition (25 April–6 September 2026) presents works featuring flowers by artists spanning across... Posted April 20 2026 -
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Publication News
Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice, a new book by Celia Paul, is published this November
A painter’s memoir of obsession, loss and creation during a trip to Venice. Posted July 23 2026 -
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Review
Doug Aitken speaks to Observer about his new film installation, Lightscape, at The Shed
'I wanted to leave an open space for the viewer to really occupy the work, instead of being told what to think... I wanted a new landscape that you could... Posted July 23 2026 -
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Interview
Shahzia Sikander talks to Harper’s Bazaar India about High Seas; Closed Skies
'She is clear about what she hopes audiences take away: not the comfort of distance... but the unsettling recognition that they are standing inside its long afterlife.' Posted July 17 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
María Berrío: Songlines opening at Minneapolis Institute of Art this September
The exhibition (12 September 2026–10 January 2027) brings together works from the past decade, tracing how Berrío draws on literature, music and global histories to create symbolic, open-ended narratives. Read... Posted July 10 2026 -
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News
Do Ho Suh, opening in August at National Museum of Modern Art and Contemporary Art (MMCA), Seoul
On view 27 August 2026–9 February 2027, this major solo exhibition features works from across the artist's career. Read more Image: Do Ho Suh, Nest/s, 2024 Polyester, stainless steel Photo:... Posted July 9 2026 -
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News
Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s official portrait of the Obamas is featured in Artforum
'I wanted to make these decisions that tapped into those memories, so when you saw this, it felt familiar.' — Njideka Akunyili Crosby Posted June 18 2026 -
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Review
‘The Stars of Art Basel’: Hernan Bas is featured in Cultured Magazine
'Fresh off the debut of Hernan Bas’s solo show at the Ca’ Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice, Victoria Miro selected a new painting by the Miami native... Posted June 17 2026 -
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Preview
Idris Khan’s Sky of Hope is in The Wall Street Journal’s roundup of artworks to see inside the Obama Presidential Center
A guide to nine must-see pieces by the museum’s director, and Virginia Shore, the curator behind the commissioned art. Posted June 16 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Works by Ali Banisadr, Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Grayson Perry, Conrad Shawcross and Clare Woods feature in the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2026
The Summer Exhibition (16 June–23 August 2026) is now open to the public at the Royal Academy of Arts, London. On view are works by Victoria Miro artists Ali Banisadr,... Posted June 10 2026 -
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Art Fair
Art Basel: Booth E6
Works by Milton Avery, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Stan Douglas, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, Yayoi Kusama, Wangechi Mutu, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Grayson Perry, Paula Rego,... Posted June 9 2026 -
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Video
Shahzia Sikander, 3 to 12 Nautical Miles excerpt
A focal point of Shahzia Sikander's exhibition High Seas; Closed Skies, the acclaimed new animation, 3 to 12 Nautical Miles, is a radiant cinematic tableau that navigates the enduring currents... June 5 2026 -
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Publications
Shahzia Sikander
This publication covers the entirety of the multivalent art of Shahzia Sikander, with a particular focus on her painting. It contextualises her art within her early education in Lahore, move... June 5 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Opening this autumn – Chris Ofili at Pinacoteca Agnelli, Turin
On view 30 October 2026–4 April 2027, a new series of works in dialogue with the permanent collection of Pinacoteca Agnelli, as part of the museum's Beyond the Collection programme.... Posted May 28 2026 -
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Interview
The World of Interiors goes inside Paula Rego’s studio, where she could ‘slay her dragons’
'Some might find her props and tableaux macabre, but according to her son, Nick Willing, her joyful approach to art-making was anything but.' — Holly E J Black Posted May 28 2026 -
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Review
ARTnews selects Ali Banisadr: Temple of the Mind as a must-see museum show this summer
'This exhibition is not your average solo show... rather than siloing Banisadr’s work in one designated section of the museum, the AKG will also feature the painter’s art in its... Posted May 25 2026 -
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Review
Flora Yukhnovich: Egg is in Vogue’s selection of exhibitions to see in Italy
'Next up was a fabulous double feature of largely site-specific exhibitions by two of my favorite contemporary painters, Flora Yukhnovich (at Victoria Miro’s Venice outpost) and Amoako Boafo (at the... Posted May 24 2026 -
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Review
Victoria Miro is one of Artsy’s 5 best booths at Frieze New York 2026
'Victoria Miro’s booth buzzed with ebullient energy during the opening hours of Frieze New York this year, with collectors congregating amid the London gallery’s presentation of works by artists including... Posted May 15 2026 -
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Gallery Event
Book launch, Paula Rego: Story Line by Nick Willing
A private tour of the largest exhibition of Paula Rego's drawings to date, led by the artist's son, Nick Willing, followed by a book signing. Posted May 14 2026 -
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Review
‘The conversation there, with both the Neel and the Joffe featuring couples… was a highlight’ – ARTnews on Victoria Miro at Frieze New York
‘London-based Victoria Miro opted for a tightly curated booth built entirely around figurative paintings shown in pairs and “couples.” The presentation brought together works by artists including Ali Banisadr, María... Posted May 14 2026 -
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Review
‘The gaze of celestial creatures through a sense of imminent ruin’: Silas Martí on Adriana Varejão’s work at the Brazilian Pavilion
'These paintings by Adriana Varejão, suspended from the ceiling of the Brazilian pavilion at this Venice Biennale, embraced by the concrete beam that runs through the galleries of the space,... Posted May 14 2026 -
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Art Fair
Frieze New York: Booth A07
Works by Milton Avery, Ali Banisadr, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Saskia Colwell, Stan Douglas, Elmgreen & Dragset, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Alice Neel, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Paula... Posted May 12 2026 -
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Review
Hernan Bas: The Visitors is featured in Wallpaper*
'The Visitors probe what’s behind the impulse to document ourselves next to these significant objects and landmarks... moving away from a Grand Tour-eque pursuit of knowledge to a pursuit of... Posted May 12 2026 -
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Review
Flora Yukhnovich: Egg is featured in House & Garden
'For this show at Victoria Miro in Venice – a body of work that Flora created while pregnant – the balance has shifted further towards figuration, for there is an... Posted May 12 2026 -
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Review
‘Ancestry, regeneration and reconnection with the earth’: Observer reviews Wangechi Mutu at the Biennale Arte 2026
‘Mythological sculptural presences such as MothersMound – a monumental pregnant form inspired by Makonde masks – transform the space into a cosmic garden of ancestry, regeneration and reconnection with the... Posted May 11 2026 -
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Review
Wangechi Mutu features in Art Basel’s roundup of artists and ideas defining 2026
'...in Venice, she moves into broader worldbuilding with a lush multimedia installation evoking a layered, fractured Garden of Eden, and the striking sculpture SimbiSiren (2026), which celebrates water's fluid power.'... Posted May 11 2026 -
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Review
Vogue Brasil highlights Brazilian Pavilion featuring Adriana Varejão
'Having a team composed of three women is groundbreaking... It’s a curatorial practice committed to a Black feminist perspective.' — Diane Lima Posted May 9 2026 -
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Review
The Brazilian Pavilion is in the Observer’s roundup of best pavilions at the Biennale Arte 2026
'Varejão’s sculptural practice transforms the architecture itself into a porous surface where colonial violence, organic matter and symbolic reconstruction remain in constant tension.' Posted May 8 2026 -
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Review
The Brazilian Pavilion featuring Adriana Varejão selected among The Art Newspaper’s best pavilions at the Biennale Arte 2026
A selection of top national presentations in the Giardini, Arsenale and across Venice. Posted May 6 2026 -
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Interview
‘I want people to really have that tourist moment’: Hernan Bas talks to Charlotte Higgins for The Guardian
His solo exhibition, The Visitors, opens at Ca’ Pesaro – International Gallery of Modern Art, Venice from 7 May. Posted May 5 2026 -
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Review
Hernan Bas: The Visitors is in Art Basel’s roundup of exhibitions to see in Venice
'Having spent much of his life in Miami, the painter is particularly attuned to the double-edged, sometimes superficial veneer of beauty and the perils and fun of tourism.' Posted May 4 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Conrad Shawcross in Cosmic Titans
In this exhibition, on view at Jodrell Bank at The University of Manchester until 20 September 2026, research and artistic expression interweave in sculptures and photography commissioned from artists in... Posted May 1 2026 -
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Commission
The New York Times highlights Idris Khan’s new commission at the Obama Presidential Center
' A conical ceiling in the museum’s contemplative Sky Room features Idris Khan’s installation composed of cascading words from the president’s remarks on the 50th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” in... Posted May 1 2026 -
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News Story
Announcing representation of Khalif Tahir Thompson
Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Khalif Tahir Thompson in partnership with Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery. New work by the Brooklyn-based artist will feature in our forthcoming presentation at... Posted April 30 2026 -
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Interview
Flora Yukhnovich talks to Il Giornale dell’Arte about new solo exhibition, Egg, in Venice
'Painting is at its best when allowed to remain unresolved or uncertain.' Posted April 30 2026 -
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Interview
Hernan Bas sits down with Il Giornale dell’Arte
'Everything about this city has always seemed in tune with my way of thinking.' Posted April 30 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Wangechi Mutu is invited to the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia
Victoria Miro is delighted to congratulate Wangechi Mutu, who is invited to the 61st International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia by Koyo Kouoh. Posted April 29 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Adriana Varejão to represent Brazil at the Biennale Arte 2026
'Together, Paulino and Varejão historically represent the most revolutionary aspects of the presence of women in the field of national art.' — Diane Lima Posted April 29 2026 -
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Interview
Hernan Bas speaks to W Magazine ahead of The Visitors opening at Ca’ Pesaro – International Gallery of Modern Art
'Young men—untethered from place, history, or consequence—roam the globe in “The Visitors,” the artist’s sly meditation on privilege and mindless travel at a moment of global unease.' — Alex Needham Posted April 27 2026
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A Politics of Refusal:
Shahzia Sikander’s High Seas; Closed SkiesBy Professor Dorothy Price
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Posted
July 23 2026
Doug Aitken speaks to Observer about his new film installation, Lightscape, at The Shed
'I wanted to leave an open space for the viewer to really occupy the work, instead of being told what to think... I wanted a new landscape that you could... -
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Posted
July 17 2026
Shahzia Sikander talks to Harper’s Bazaar India about High Seas; Closed Skies
'She is clear about what she hopes audiences take away: not the comfort of distance... but the unsettling recognition that they are standing inside its long afterlife.' -
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July 7 2026
Announcing representation of Clare Woods
New paintings by the artist will feature in our presentation at The Armory Show, New York, this September. Woods' first exhibition with the gallery will take place in London in... -
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June 17 2026
‘The Stars of Art Basel’: Hernan Bas is featured in Cultured Magazine
'Fresh off the debut of Hernan Bas’s solo show at the Ca’ Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice, Victoria Miro selected a new painting by the Miami native... -
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June 16 2026
Idris Khan’s Sky of Hope is in The Wall Street Journal’s roundup of artworks to see inside the Obama Presidential Center
A guide to nine must-see pieces by the museum’s director, and Virginia Shore, the curator behind the commissioned art. -
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June 15 2026
Inside the first official portrait of the Obamas by Njideka Akunyili Crosby
Harper’s Bazaar visited Akunyili Crosby at her L.A. studio as she was in the process of completing this historic work. -
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May 28 2026
The World of Interiors goes inside Paula Rego’s studio, where she could ‘slay her dragons’
'Some might find her props and tableaux macabre, but according to her son, Nick Willing, her joyful approach to art-making was anything but.' — Holly E J Black -
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May 25 2026
ARTnews selects Ali Banisadr: Temple of the Mind as a must-see museum show this summer
'This exhibition is not your average solo show... rather than siloing Banisadr’s work in one designated section of the museum, the AKG will also feature the painter’s art in its... -
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May 24 2026
Flora Yukhnovich: Egg is in Vogue’s selection of exhibitions to see in Italy
'Next up was a fabulous double feature of largely site-specific exhibitions by two of my favorite contemporary painters, Flora Yukhnovich (at Victoria Miro’s Venice outpost) and Amoako Boafo (at the... -
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Posted
May 21 2026
Victoria Miro qualifies as an Active Member for 2025–26 with Gallery Climate Coalition
We are pleased to announce Victoria Miro has successfully qualified as an Active Member for 2025–26 with Gallery Climate Coalition. To achieve Active status we had to demonstrate that our... -
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Posted
May 15 2026
Victoria Miro is one of Artsy’s 5 best booths at Frieze New York 2026
'Victoria Miro’s booth buzzed with ebullient energy during the opening hours of Frieze New York this year, with collectors congregating amid the London gallery’s presentation of works by artists including... -
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May 14 2026
‘The conversation there, with both the Neel and the Joffe featuring couples… was a highlight’ – ARTnews on Victoria Miro at Frieze New York
‘London-based Victoria Miro opted for a tightly curated booth built entirely around figurative paintings shown in pairs and “couples.” The presentation brought together works by artists including Ali Banisadr, María... -
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Posted
May 14 2026
‘The gaze of celestial creatures through a sense of imminent ruin’: Silas Martí on Adriana Varejão’s work at the Brazilian Pavilion
'These paintings by Adriana Varejão, suspended from the ceiling of the Brazilian pavilion at this Venice Biennale, embraced by the concrete beam that runs through the galleries of the space,... -
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May 12 2026
Hernan Bas: The Visitors is featured in Wallpaper*
'The Visitors probe what’s behind the impulse to document ourselves next to these significant objects and landmarks... moving away from a Grand Tour-eque pursuit of knowledge to a pursuit of... -
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Posted
May 12 2026
Flora Yukhnovich: Egg is featured in House & Garden
'For this show at Victoria Miro in Venice – a body of work that Flora created while pregnant – the balance has shifted further towards figuration, for there is an... -
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Posted
May 11 2026
‘Ancestry, regeneration and reconnection with the earth’: Observer reviews Wangechi Mutu at the Biennale Arte 2026
‘Mythological sculptural presences such as MothersMound – a monumental pregnant form inspired by Makonde masks – transform the space into a cosmic garden of ancestry, regeneration and reconnection with the... -
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Posted
May 11 2026
Wangechi Mutu features in Art Basel’s roundup of artists and ideas defining 2026
'...in Venice, she moves into broader worldbuilding with a lush multimedia installation evoking a layered, fractured Garden of Eden, and the striking sculpture SimbiSiren (2026), which celebrates water's fluid power.'... -
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May 9 2026
Vogue Brasil highlights Brazilian Pavilion featuring Adriana Varejão
'Having a team composed of three women is groundbreaking... It’s a curatorial practice committed to a Black feminist perspective.' — Diane Lima -
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May 8 2026
The Brazilian Pavilion is in the Observer’s roundup of best pavilions at the Biennale Arte 2026
'Varejão’s sculptural practice transforms the architecture itself into a porous surface where colonial violence, organic matter and symbolic reconstruction remain in constant tension.' -
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May 6 2026
The Brazilian Pavilion featuring Adriana Varejão selected among The Art Newspaper’s best pavilions at the Biennale Arte 2026
A selection of top national presentations in the Giardini, Arsenale and across Venice. -
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May 5 2026
‘I want people to really have that tourist moment’: Hernan Bas talks to Charlotte Higgins for The Guardian
His solo exhibition, The Visitors, opens at Ca’ Pesaro – International Gallery of Modern Art, Venice from 7 May. -
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May 4 2026
Hernan Bas: The Visitors is in Art Basel’s roundup of exhibitions to see in Venice
'Having spent much of his life in Miami, the painter is particularly attuned to the double-edged, sometimes superficial veneer of beauty and the perils and fun of tourism.' -
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Posted
April 30 2026
Announcing representation of Khalif Tahir Thompson
Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Khalif Tahir Thompson in partnership with Zidoun-Bossuyt Gallery. New work by the Brooklyn-based artist will feature in our forthcoming presentation at... -
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April 30 2026
Flora Yukhnovich talks to Il Giornale dell’Arte about new solo exhibition, Egg, in Venice
'Painting is at its best when allowed to remain unresolved or uncertain.' -
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April 30 2026
Hernan Bas sits down with Il Giornale dell’Arte
'Everything about this city has always seemed in tune with my way of thinking.' -
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April 27 2026
Hernan Bas speaks to W Magazine ahead of The Visitors opening at Ca’ Pesaro – International Gallery of Modern Art
'Young men—untethered from place, history, or consequence—roam the globe in “The Visitors,” the artist’s sly meditation on privilege and mindless travel at a moment of global unease.' — Alex Needham -
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April 27 2026
Hernan Bas: The Visitors features in Frieze’s Must-See Shows during Biennale Arte 2026
'Made during a residency in Venice, this new body of work is on the nose in its satire and thick with clichés, yet surprisingly fun and delightfully weird: a pointed... -
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April 22 2026
Announcing representation of Shahzia Sikander
The artist’s first exhibition with the gallery, entitled High Seas; Closed Skies, will take place in London this June, featuring her acclaimed new animation 3 to 12 Nautical Miles, which... -
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April 22 2026
Wangechi Mutu receives National Gallery Contemporary Fellowship with Art Fund
Mutu will work in close collaboration with the National Gallery and the Whitworth to study their collections to create new work during 2026–28 for her first UK institutional exhibition. -
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April 22 2026
Paula Rego: Story Line is reviewed by Artlyst
'She brought, as this exhibition shows, an uncompromising authenticity and deep psychological insight to her work, exploring the female psyche and experience.' — Sue Hubbard -
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April 17 2026
Nick Willing speaks with Talk Art
'She was more interested in how pictures can tell stories... And as she's making it, she starts to realise that the reason it's changing is because it's becoming about her,... -
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April 16 2026
The Guardian reviews Paula Rego: Story Line
★★★★ 'Unspooling from lines in pencil, pastel, pen and ink are tantalising tales of people and places real and imagined, and periods in Rego’s own life when she felt afraid,... -
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April 13 2026
Nick Willing and Marina Warner talk to BBC Woman’s Hour
Ahead of the exhibition Paula Rego: Story Line, the artist's son, Nick Willing, and her friend, the writer Marina Warner, join Nuala McGovern to discuss the enduring themes of Rego's... -
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April 10 2026
Njideka Akunyili Crosby commissioned for first official portrait of the Obamas at Obama Presidential Center
Joining a group of artists creating major site-specific works ahead of the Obama Presidential Center's opening on 19 June in Chicago. -
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April 6 2026
Il Giornale dell’Arte previews Flora Yukhnovich: Egg
'A project that does not simply evoke birth, but interrogates how narratives of creation transform over time, adapting to context and resisting univocal interpretations.' — Nicoletta Biglietti -
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April 2 2026
Paula Rego’s Jane Eyre features on the latest cover of London Review of Books
The work will be shown in Paula Rego: Story Line, the most comprehensive exhibition of the artist's drawings to date, opening on Thursday 16 April at Victoria Miro. -
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March 30 2026
Nick Willing speaks to The Observer ahead of Paula Rego: Story Line opening at Victoria Miro
'She tells the story of humanity, and particularly of women, in a way that hadn't been told before.' -
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March 26 2026
Shahzia Sikander talks to The Art Newspaper about her new animation at M+
'Her work 3 to 12 Nautical Miles unfolds as a cinematic tableau composed of such drawings in ink and gouache, enlivening Sikander’s intricate imagery.' — Aaina Bhargava -
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March 18 2026
Shahzia Sikander sits down with the Financial Times
'For me, it’s very much been multiple places and multiple geographies, multiple histories, all the time.' -
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March 18 2026
Shahzia Sikander discusses M+ commission 3 to 12 Nautical Miles with Art Basel
A cinematic tableau of hand-painted images to be screened as part of the M+ Facade programme. -
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March 10 2026
Frieze reviews Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis
‘With each repetition of the film, the cycle returns, daring us to think differently about how we arrived here and what we might become.’ – Sam Moore -
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February 17 2026
Forbes selects Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis as a must-see exhibition
'Like all of Julien’s works, this film is a lush visual feast that envelops the viewer.' -
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February 2 2026
The New York Times T Magazine features Emil Sands
‘I’ve spent my whole life looking at other people’s bodies. I’m trying to work out why they’re different from mine.' -
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January 27 2026
Announcing representation of Emil Sands in partnership with Olney Gleason
Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Emil Sands in partnership with Olney Gleason. Sands’ first solo exhibition with the gallery, Watchmen, will be on view at Victoria... -
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December 12 2025
Emil Sands talks to Galerie Magazine about his works in The Stories We Tell
'I’ve always been very interested in looking at other people’s bodies; not in a desirous way but instead I want to learn about their physicality.' -
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December 4 2025
Victoria Miro is one of Artsy’s 10 best booths at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
Our presentation features works by María Berrío, Secundino Hernández, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, Yayoi Kusama, Doron Langberg, Alice Neel, Maria Nepomuceno, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Conrad Shawcross, Do... -
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December 2 2025
Artforum features Paula Rego and Adriana Varejão: Between Your Teeth at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, in its Top 10 for 2025
‘The staging of the show was captivating, enabling both practices to find points of intersection and formal departure.‘ – Carla Acevedo-Yates -
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November 26 2025
Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands and Khalif Tahir Thompson are featured in Plaster Magazine
'The work of Sands, Lek, and Thompson... change how we see the little worlds in which we live, those little spheres of rooms and streets and sky.' – Matthew Holman -
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Posted
November 25 2025
Richard Ayodeji Ikhide: Incroci del Passato (Crossroads of the Past) is reviewed by exibart
'This attention to art history always coexists with an imagery that is never merely historical... as if tradition itself generates its own possible futures.' — Zaira Carrer -
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November 16 2025
Waldemar Januszczak reviews Chantal Joffe: I Remember in The Sunday Times
'These more complex moods are accompanied by a formal inventiveness that also feels new... the desire to aim higher leads also to exciting successes.'
