Now live — Victoria Miro Projects | Giuditta Branconi: Fragile
An exhibition of new work by Italian artist Giuditta Branconi and the ninth project in an ongoing series of presentations by invited international artists on Vortic.
On view in Venice – Barbara Walker: Any Time, Any Place, Any Where
The exhibition features works completed during a recent residency with the gallery in Venice.
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Interview
Posted
April 13 2025
Do Ho Suh talks to The Observer ahead of Tate Modern exhibition, Walk the House
'For me, memory is central to what I do. We bring our memories with us when we move and my memories inhabit the architectural pieces that I create, which are physical, but also psychological and metaphorical.' Sean O’Hagan, The Observer -
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Feature
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April 23 2025
Ian Hamilton Finlay's son Alec Finlay on the centenary of his father's birth in The World of Interiors
'He experienced language as a Heraclitan and oracular medium. To him, the poem was an exemplary device that had a gift for revealing the metamorphoses words contain.' Alec Finlay, The World of Interiors -
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Exhibition
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April 11 2025
Isaac Julien: I Dream a World at the de Young, San Francisco
On view 12 April–13 July 2025, the first comprehensive survey of Julien’s work in a museum setting in the US features ten major video installations made between 1999 and 2022, alongside select early single-channel films including his iconic Looking for Langston (1989). The de Young, San Francisco -
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Exhibition
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April 11 2025
Paula Rego and Adriana Varejão: Between Your Teeth at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon
On view 11 April–22 September 2025, this major exhibition brings together some 100 works to highlight the connecting threads between the two artists, with particular focus on the history of women in different geographies, opening up a vast thematic spectrum through which to reflect on the present. Lisbon, Portugal -
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News story
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April 4 2025
Sarah Sze is elected Honorary Royal Academician
Artists and architects elected by their peers in recognition of their exceptional work. Sze's work ranges from immersive installations that scale architectures to paintings, sculptures, videos, drawings and prints that explore a constantly evolving visual world. -
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Interview
Posted
April 2 2025
Celia Paul on A brush with…
'I was thinking about what the paintings would look like when there was nobody in the gallery to see them. I think there is a feeling of life. I have managed to do that.' The Art Newspaper: A brush with… podcast -
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Feature
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March 25 2025
George Saunders’ essay for Inka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse features in The Paris Review
'The value of a master like Inka Essenhigh is, it seems to me, that she can assist us in the virtuous slowing-down of visual perception.' George Saunders, The Paris Review -
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Exhibition
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March 6 2025
Adriana Varejão at the Hispanic Society Museum & Library, New York
On view 27 March–22 June 2025, the exhibition features new paintings from Varejão’s acclaimed Plate series and a site-specific outdoor sculptural intervention. Hispanic Society Museum & Library, New York -
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Review
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March 23 2025
The Observer reviews Ian Hamilton Finlay at the National Galleries of Scotland
★★★★ 'His is an art of distillation, juxtaposition, thrift and contemplation... Finlay understood as few other artists the emotional power of letters cutting into form, shape and colour.' Laura Cumming, The Observer -
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Exhibition
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March 16 2025
Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist, the artist’s first major US museum survey, at Katonah Museum of Art
On view 16 March–29 June 2025, the exhibition encompasses nearly twenty years of the artist’s singular practice, from 2006 to the present, across the mediums of painting, drawing, and printmaking. Sculpture, a new direction for the artist, will be presented for the first time. Katonah, New York -
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Review
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March 26 2025
Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur reviewed in The Times
★★★★ '“We look at art through the fractured and tinted lens of our own experience.” With this playful but thoughtful show, he liberates us to do just that.' Nancy Durrant, The Times -
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Review
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March 31 2025
Celia Paul: Colony of Ghosts is reviewed by Observer
'She is deeply focused, delving inward as if mining the soul. This cannot be easy, finding such an elusive essence; yet somehow, in all her paintings, even the chair and the bed, there is this ephemeral, hovering essence.' Dian Parker, Observer -
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Interview
Posted
March 10 2025
Celia Paul talks to Charlotte Higgins for The Guardian ahead of her new exhibition, Colony of Ghosts
'Lucian died in 2011. I hadn’t felt inhibited by him. But I think I must have been, because it was at that point I thought, "I really need to change my life."' Charlotte Higgins, The Guardian -
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Exhibition
Posted
March 26 2025
Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur at The Wallace Collection
The largest contemporary exhibition ever held at the museum, Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur (28 March–26 October 2025) will include ceramics, tapestries and works on paper amongst others, displayed alongside some of the Wallace Collection’s masterpieces which helped inspire and shape Perry’s vision for this landmark exhibition. The Wallace Collection, London -
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News
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March 19 2025
Sarah Sze is named the first recipient of ICA Boston’s Meraki Artist Award
This major award celebrates the artistic achievements of women artists and their impact on the field of contemporary visual art. -
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Exhibition
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February 19 2025
Secundino Hernández at Sala Alcalá 31, Madrid
On view 19 February–20 April 2025, the artist's first institutional exhibition in his hometown draws from his 30-year career. Sala Alcalá 31, Madrid -
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News
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March 13 2025
Celia Paul’s essay Painting Myself features in The New York Review of Books
'My recent self-portraits... owe their success to the power of my defiance. "I am a survivor," they are clearly saying. I am self-enclosed, as if the paint were my armour.' Celia Paul, The New York Review of Books -
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Exhibition
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February 24 2025
A centenary display of works by Ian Hamilton Finlay at National Galleries of Scotland
On view at Modern Two from 8 March–26 May 2025, the display includes sculptures, prints and a room-size installation as well as extensive archival material. Modern Two, National Galleries of Scotland, Edinburgh -
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Profile
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January 27 2025
Karl Ove Knausgaard’s essay on Celia Paul features in The New Yorker
'...it is the paintings that I remember, and the feelings they left in me. Of course this is so, because they depicted presence — of the past, of the painter, of the tree — and what you have once been close to stays with you.' Karl Ove Knausgaard, The New Yorker -
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Exhibition
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February 3 2025
When We See Us – A Century of Black Figuration in Painting, featuring Kudzanai-Violet Hwami and Chris Ofili, at Bozar, Brussels
On view 7 February–10 August 2025, this exhibition of Black figurative painting from the 1920s to the present day features approximately 150 works by some 120 artists. Centre for Fine Arts, Bozar, Brussels -
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Exhibition
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March 27 2025
Stan Douglas: Metronome at Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art
The exhibition (27 March–11 October 2025) showcases three major video works, each focused on the theme of music. Kemper Museum of Contemporary Art, Kansas City, Missouri -
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Exhibition
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February 13 2025
Announcing An Te Liu and Jemima Murphy: Tracing, presented by Victoria Miro Projects and Anat Ebgi
The exhibition (19 February–29 March) features sculptures by Taiwanese-born, Canadian artist An Te Liu and paintings by London-based artist Jemima Murphy. Rooted in a lineage of modernist sculpture and abstract painting, Liu and Murphy explore themes of belonging, nostalgia, and memory. Anat Ebgi, Los Angeles -
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Publication
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January 14 2025
María Berrío – special edition publication now available
Produced in close dialogue with the artist, this volume features María Berrío, Jenny, 2024, a signed and numbered line etching and aquatint by the artist. Limited to fifty copies. -
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Exhibition
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April 23 2025
Opening soon at Tate Modern – The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House
On view 1 May–19 October 2025, this major survey exhibition explores the breadth and depth of Suh’s inventive and unique practice over the last three decades, including new and site-specific works on display for the first time. Tate Modern, London -
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Preview
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January 6 2025
Art Review selects At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World as one of its exhibitions to see in January
’For Alice Neel, her practice of painting people from many walks of life, from neighbours to writers, performers, artists, politicians and activists – friends and strangers – led her to share this intimate space with a dizzyingly diverse range of subjects.’ – Louise Benson. The exhibition opens in London on 30 January. Louise Benson, Art Review -
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Review
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January 30 2025
At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World reviewed in The Times
★★★★ 'And this is Neel's skill, quite apart from her ingenious use of colour (her skins are superb, flaws and all) and keen observation. She draws out the person, gives them life on the canvas.' Nancy Durrant, The Times -
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Exhibition
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January 25 2025
Conrad Shawcross features in Cosmic Titans: Art, Science and the Quantum Universe, on view at Lakeside Arts’ Djanogly Gallery
The exhibition (25 January–27 April 2025) features two large kinetic sculptures by Shawcross that investigate the early universe, black holes, false vacuum decay, and gravitational waves created by the merger of black holes in the distant universe, alongside new commissions by eight other artists. University of Nottingham -
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Film
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February 12 2025
Now available to watch – Alice Neel: Dr Jekyll and Mrs Hyde
Made by Alice Neel's grandson Andrew Neel, the documentary reveals a complex and captivating woman, weaving home movie footage and candid interviews with family and friends. Originally broadcast on BBC One's imagine... in March 2017 and now available on BBC iPlayer. -
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Publication
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November 21 2024
María Berrío – new publication now available
Produced in close dialogue with the artist, this special volume expands on the themes of Berrío’s new exhibition at the gallery. Available for the special exhibition price of £65. -
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Exhibition
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December 15 2024
Yayoi Kusama at the National Gallery of Victoria
Comprising more than 180 works, the presentation (15 Dec 2024–21 Apr 2025) is the largest ever presentation of the artist’s work in Australia and one of the most comprehensive retrospectives of the artist ever presented globally. Featuring painting, sculpture, collage, fashion, video and installation, the exhibition reveals the astonishing breadth of Kusama’s multidisciplinary practice. National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne -
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Review
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December 10 2024
María Berrío: The End of Ritual reviewed in Frieze
‘These works are metaphors for survival, piecing together fragments to make sense of a broken world.’ – Sofia Hallström Sofia Hallström, Frieze -
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Exhibition
Posted
November 25 2024
Opening in June – a major survey of Stan Douglas at CCS Bard’s Hessel Museum of Art
The presentation (21 June–30 November 2025) will feature the North American premiere of an immersive and multi-channel video installation by the artist, and a selection of nearly 40 works from the 1990s to the present. Hessel Museum of Art, New York -
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Exhibition
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November 19 2024
María Berrío features in Forbidden Territories: 100 Years of Surreal Landscapes at The Hepworth Wakefield
On view 23 November 2024–21 April 2025, the exhibition takes the viewer on a journey through the fantastical terrains of Surrealism over 100 years, looking at how Surreal ideas can turn landscape into a metaphor for the unconscious, fuse the bodily with the botanical, and provide means to express political anxieties, gender constraints and freedoms. The Hepworth Wakefield -
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Publication
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November 12 2024
Chris Ofili: Joyful Sorrow – new publication now available
A stunning presentation of the acclaimed British painter Chris Ofili’s newest body of work that continues his exploration of Shakespeare’s Othello. -
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Exhibition
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September 3 2024
Elmgreen & Dragset: Spaces at Amorepacific Museum of Art, Seoul
Featuring over 60 works within five immersive installations — a full-scale family house, a public pool, a restaurant with an adjacent kitchen, and an artist's studio—this exhibition (3 September 2024–23 February 2025) marks the duo's most extensive presentation in Asia to date. Amorepacific Museum of Art, Seoul -
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Exhibition
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September 11 2024
Doug Aitken: Naked City at Borusan Contemporary, Istanbul
This monographic exhibition (14 September 2024-17 August 2025) invites visitors to the world of Aitken’s mastery in utilising various mediums to create immersive artworks that mirror the rhythm of the environment around them. Borusan Contemporary, Istanbul -
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Exhibition
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August 7 2024
Yayoi Kusama’s largest permanent public sculpture is unveiled in London
Yayoi Kusama's first permanent public artwork in the UK and her largest public sculpture in the world has been unveiled. Infinite Accumulation is a new, site-specific work at London's Liverpool Street station in which Kusama develops one of the most recognisable motifs of her visual language: the polka dot. Here, the dot is expanded into linked forms that interact with and define the public spaces outside the station. Liverpool Street station, London -
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Interview
Posted
July 2 2024
Sarah Sze talks to The New York Times
The artists speaks with Marisa Mazria-Katz about her creative processes and her recent exhibition at Victoria Miro Venice. Marisa Mazria-Katz, The New York Times -
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Exhibition
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July 30 2024
Extended until June 2025 – Conrad Shawcross: Cascading Principles: Expansions within Geometry, Philosophy, and Interference at the Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford
This exhibition brings together more than 35 sculptures realised by the artist over the last 17 years. These pieces, placed across three floors, will co-exist with the Institute’s unique architecture and the intellectual concerns of its occupants as explorers at the boundaries of knowledge. Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford -
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Interview
Posted
May 22 2024
Featured in Elephant: Ali Banisadr in conversation with Huma Bhabha
Despite the apparent differences between their work – one is primarily a painter and the other a sculptor – artists Ali Banisadr and Huma Bhabha have recently formed a profound friendship. In this feature in Elephant, they discuss shared passions and uncanny similarities between their practices. Bella Bonner-Evens, Elephant -
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Interview
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April 26 2025
Do Ho Suh speaks to The Telegraph
'As soon as we’re born, without knowing it, we’re influenced by the architecture and the objects that we’re surrounded by.' JJ Charlesworth, The Telegraph -
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Interview
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April 23 2025
Adriana Varejão talks to The New York Times about her first solo museum exhibition in New York
'Each plate is like a universe. I like how they relate to my passion for ceramics, for the decorative arts and their history, and how craft can disrupt artistic hierarchies.' Celia McGee, The New York Times -
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Feature
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April 17 2025
Ian Hamilton Finlay's Little Sparta featured in the Financial Times
'As a whole, Little Sparta is “like a cryptic crossword puzzle. It’s a place that allows you to think.”' Natalie Whittle, Financial Times -
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Channel
April 15 2025
Florence Peake: Falling, Landing all at once
A performance demonstration by Florence Peake in discussion with Tom Hastings on 16 January 2025 as part of the exhibition Motion in Stillness: Dance and the Human Body in Movement, 21 November 2024–18 January 2025. -
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Interview
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April 15 2025
Njideka Akunyili Crosby in conversation with Ikechúkwú Onyewuenyi for Aperture
'I see certain objects as specific markers of place and time... With the help of photographs, I am constantly looking for, and trying to remember, such weighted things to use in my art.' Ikechúkwú Onyewuenyi, Aperture -
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Publications
April 15 2025
Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments
In celebration of the centenary of Ian Hamilton Finlay’s birth, Fragments draws together 100 of his artworks. Each piece is accompanied by a short text, either by the artist or by a noted writer on Finlay’s work. ACC Art Books, 2025Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments£ 50.00 -
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Interview
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April 4 2025
Adriana Varejão speaks to the Financial Times about new exhibition that connects her work to Paula Rego’s
'Paula plays psychological games with her work, they have this subtle tension. The violence in my work is not so subliminal.' Oliver Basciano, Financial Times -
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Art fair
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April 1 2025
Victoria Miro at miart, Milan
Works by Jules de Balincourt, Hernan Bas, Saskia Colwell, Alex Hartley, Christian Holstad, Richard Ayodeji Ikhide, Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Jemima Murphy, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Grayson Perry, Do Ho Suh and Flora Yukhnovich. Booth B70 -
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Exhibition
Posted
March 28 2025
On view at the São Paulo Museum of Art – Isaac Julien: Lina Bo Bardi – A Marvellous Entanglement
On view until 3 August 2025, the Brazilian premiere of this multiscreen film installation, which traverses a collection of Bo Bardi's most iconic buildings — including MASP — offering a meditation on the iconic work and legacy of the visionary modernist architect and designer (1914–1992). MASP, São Paulo, Brazil -
Channel
March 26 2025
Celia Paul: Colony of Ghosts
It is a highly personal consideration of time, and painting’s unique relationship to it, that underpins Celia Paul's latest body of work. Figures from the artist’s past appear, while the exhibition also features several new self-portraits alongside other cornerstones of Paul’s art – seascapes, paintings of her Bloomsbury studio and family members including a new painting of her four sisters. -
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Art fair
Posted
March 24 2025
Victoria Miro at Art Basel Hong Kong
New and historical works by Jules de Balincourt, Ali Banisadr, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Inka Essenhigh, Eric Fischl, NS Harsha, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Yayoi Kusama, Doron Langberg, Celia Paul, Paula Rego, Conrad Shawcross, Do Ho Suh and Sarah Sze. Booth 1C27 -
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Interview
Posted
March 22 2025
Grayson Perry talks to Geordie Greig at The Independent
‘My job is to trust my intuition and often it’s in your gut and in your body and in your emotions.’ Geordie Greig, The Independent -
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News story
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March 20 2025
Announcing representation of Saskia Colwell
We are delighted to welcome Saskia Colwell to the gallery. The London-based artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Skin on Skin, was recently on view at Victoria Miro Venice. A new work by the artist will feature in the gallery’s presentation at miart, Milan, 4–6 April. -
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Channel
March 18 2025
Inka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse
Inka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse presents new paintings featuring botanical, landscape, and figurative motifs poised between an exuberant exterior world and an energetic interior consciousness. -
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Interview
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March 18 2025
Inka Essenhigh is interviewed by Plus Magazine
'For me, painting needs to feel good—just like nature feels good. I see art as a way to transform how we experience the world.' Plus Magazine -
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Preview
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March 13 2025
Ali Banisadr talks to critic John Vincler for Cultured ahead of Katonah Museum of Art exhibition
'[Banisadr] looks, he reads, and has a seemingly infinite curiosity that informs and compels him in his own work. His show at Katonah welcomes everybody into the conversation.' John Vincler, Cultured Magazine -
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Publications
March 13 2025
Inka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse
A special portfolio featuring nine image plates of paintings exhibited in Inka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse, and an essay by George Saunders. Victoria Miro, 2025Inka Essenhigh: The Greenhouse£ 35.00 -
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Exhibition
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March 5 2025
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami features in Corps et âmes at the Bourse de Commerce
Drawn from the Pinault Collection, the exhibition (on view until 25 August 2025) explores representations of the body in contemporary art. Bourse de Commerce, Paris -
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Preview
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March 1 2025
Exhibitions celebrating the centenary of Ian Hamilton Finlay feature in The Times Scotland
'...Finlay saw himself as a disruptor, someone who challenged the establishment and picked quarrels with it, whenever he felt its power was being misused.' The Times – Scotland -
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Publications
February 26 2025
Celia Paul: Works 1975–2025
This expansive monograph weaves a chronological sequence of work across fifty years and includes new writings on Celia Paul by Hilton Als, Clare Carlisle, Karl Ove Knausgaard, Edmund de Waal and Rowan Williams, as well as a new text by Paul herself. MACK, 2025Celia Paul: Works 1975–2025£ 150.00
In Focus – Celia Paul: Colony of Ghosts
A film by Gautier Deblonde on the occasion of an exhibition of new paintings by Celia Paul.
March 24, 2025
