Sarah Sze: Afterimage, now open at Wharf Road
Exhibition: 8 June–28 July 2018; image: Images in Debris (detail), 2018
Now open in Venice – Do Ho Suh
Exhibition: 25 May–7 July 2018; image: Rubbing / Loving, STPI, Artist Studio 61, 41 Robertson Quay, Singapore 238239 (detail), 2017
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The latest from Victoria Miro artists around the world
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Exhibition
Posted
12 June 2018
Conrad Shawcross: MATRIX 179, opening soon at Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art
The exhibition (21 June–9 September 2018) celebrates the premiere of Shawcross’ sculpture Monolith (Optic), 2016, on Main Street in front of the Wadsworth Atheneum. The accompanying exhibition will feature additional sculptures, models and a slow-moving light machine. Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art, Hartford, Connecticut -
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Exhibition
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4 June 2018
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition 2018, coordinated by Grayson Perry
The exhibition (12 June–19 August 2018) also features work by Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, Tal R and Conrad Shawcross. Royal Academy of Arts, London -
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News story
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21 May 2018
Do Ho Suh in Venice
Exhibitions and projects during the 16th International Architecture Exhibition, La Biennale di Venezia: a new film by, commissioned by the V&A; work featured in Architectural Ethnography from Tokyo: Guidebooks and Projects on Livelihood; a solo exhibition at Victoria Miro Venice. Venice, Italy -
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Exhibition
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18 May 2018
Chantal Joffe: Personal Feeling is the Main Thing at The Lowry
An exhibition (19 May – 2 September 2018) of works from across Joffe's career addressing themes of portraiture, motherhood, passing time and art's relationship to history. The Lowry, Salford -
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Exhibition
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24 May 2018
Life in Motion: Egon Schiele/Francesca Woodman, now open at Tate Liverpool
The exhibition (24 May – 23 September 2018) pairs work by the artists to explore motion in drawing and photography. Tate Liverpool -
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News story
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29 May 2018
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s Little Sparta public opening 2018
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 June and September 2018. Stonypath, Dunsyre -
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Exhibition
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11 May 2018
Tal R: this is not Detroit at MOCA Detroit
The intricate, multipart installation (11 May – 29 July 2018) manifests the artist’s fantasy of Detroit. Seven large-scale paintings, rendered in a rich and moody palate of blues, depict the artist’s vision of specific Detroit neighborhoods he has never visited. MOCA, Detroit -
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Exhibition
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29 May 2018
Do Ho Suh: Passage/s, now open at Towada Art Center
An exhibition (2 June – 14 October 2018) featuring an installation Suh's Hub works, along with the video My Home/s, 2014-2016. Towada Art Center, Aomori, Japan -
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Exhibition
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7 May 2018
Yayoi Kusama: Life is the Heart of a Rainbow at Museum MACAN, Jakarta
The first large-scale exhibition (12 May – 9 September 2018) of Yayoi Kusama’s work in Indonesia includes more than 130 works that span almost 70 years. Museum MACAN, Jakarta -
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Feature
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13 May 2018
‘Painting is a high-wire act’: Olivia Laing on sitting for Chantal Joffe
'I wanted to see what would happen if I wrote about her while she was painting me, if we could survey each other at the same time in an act of simultaneous witnessing.' Olivia Laing, The Observer -
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Preview
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30 May 2018
Wallpaper* writes about Do Ho Suh in Venice
'Do Ho Suh, is a perfect complement to ‘Freespace’, the theme of the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale.' Corinna Dean, Wallpaper* -
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Exhibition
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29 May 2018
Copenhagen Contemporary reopens soon, featuring an installation by Doug Aitken
The opening programme (29 June–30 December 2018) includes Song 1, 2012/2015, a major installation by Doug Aitken. Copenhagen Contemporary, Denmark -
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Exhibition
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27 May 2018
Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors, coming to The Cleveland Museum of Art
Focusing on the evolution of her immersive Infinity Mirror Rooms, the most significant North American tour of Kusama’s work in nearly two decades continues at The Cleveland Art Museum (7 July – 30 September 2018). The Cleveland Museum of Art, Ohio -
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Exhibition
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6 June 2018
Doug Aitken’s migration (empire) goes on display at Weatherspoon Art Museum
Aitken's video serves as the catalyst for a concurrent exhibition (9 June–30 September 2018) of artworks drawn from the museum’s collection. Weatherspoon Art Museum, University of North Carolina, Greensboro -
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Exhibition
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21 May 2018
Wangechi Mutu and Barnaby Furnas to feature in Chaos and Awe: Painting for the 21st Century, coming to the Frist Art Museum
The exhibition (22 June – 16 September 2018) features works that induce feelings of disturbance, mystery, and expansiveness through the portrayal of forces shaping and hastening social transformation in ways that are increasingly difficult to predict. Frist Art Museum, Nashville, Tennessee -
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Exhibition
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13 April 2018
Njideka Akunyili Crosby’s Hayward Gallery Billboard is unveiled
Dwell: Aso Ebi, 2017, is on view until February 2019. The work is installed on the façade of the Queen Elizabeth Hall, opposite the Hayward Gallery. Southbank Centre, London -
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Exhibition
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11 June 2018
Opening soon – Michael Jackson: On the Wall, featuring Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Isaac Julien and Grayson Perry
The exhibition (28 June–21 October 2018) explores the influence of Michael Jackson on some of the leading names in contemporary art. National Portrait Gallery, London -
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Exhibition
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11 June 2018
NS Harsha, opening soon at Glynn Vivian, Swansea
The artist's largest solo UK exhibition to date (7 July–9 September 2018) takes place in several spaces across the Glynn Vivian and includes three core works – a new installation Feel Free to Feed Each Other, the UK premiere of Reclaiming the Inner Space, and the seminal earlier work Stargazers. Glynn Vivian, Swansea -
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Review
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14 June 2018
Nick Compton writes about Sarah Sze: Afterimage in Wallpaper*
'This is a kind of cubism of the age of information overload, getting to the contemporary splintering, the attempt to contextualise and edit the daily rush of digital and IRL information.' Wallpaper* Nick Compton -
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Gallery Event
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12 June 2018
Artist talk: Alex Hartley
Join Alex Hartley on Saturday 30 June at 1pm for an informal tour of his exhibition, The Houses, at Victoria Miro Mayfair. Victoria Miro Mayfair -
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Event
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11 June 2018
Sarah Sze: Artists’ Influencers talk at Art Basel
Join the artist for this Artists' Influencers talk (10am, Saturday 16 June 2018), in which Sze and Katharina Grosse speak about their own and each other’s work. Hall 1.1 Auditorium, Art Basel, Switzerland -
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Screening
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11 June 2018
Kusama – Infinity, a special screening at Art Basel Film
A screening (8pm, Saturday 16 June 2018) of Heather Lenz’s feature documentary Kusama – Infinity followed by a Q&A with Lenz and curator Marian Masone. Stadtkino Basel, Switzerland -
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Channel
11 June 2018
Sarah Sze: Afterimage
‘You’re having this filmic way of reading images as they move, and you move, through space.’ In this film, the artist discusses the site-specific works in her new exhibition at Victoria Miro. -
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Exhibition
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6 June 2018
Frieze Sculpture 2018 opens soon, featuring a new work by Conrad Shawcross
Selected by Clare Lilley, Director of Programme, Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Frieze Sculpture (4 July–7 October 2018) features works by 25 contemporary and modern artists in Regent's Park. Regent's Park, London -
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Exhibition
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4 June 2018
Stephen Willats to feature in FRONT International: Cleveland Triennial for Contemporary Art
Titled An American City: Eleven Cultural Exercises, the inaugural edition of the Cleveland Triennial (14 July – 30 September 2018) comprises artist commissions, performances, films, and public programmes to examine the ever-changing and politically urgent conditions of an American city. Cleveland, Ohio -
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Preview
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3 June 2018
Louise Benson writes about Chantal Joffe’s Herb at Sixteen as part of Elephant’s Contemporary Classics series
'Here is the compassionate honesty that characterizes Joffe’s mark-making, full with the psychological undercurrents to be found when looking…' Elephant Louisa Benson -
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Interview
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3 June 2018
Grayson Perry talks to the Observer about coordinating the 250th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition
'Colour and fun, colour and fun. I’m trying to get everything to zing off each other.' Miranda Sawyer, The Observer -
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Exhibition
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30 May 2018
Stan Douglas in Resist! The 1960s protests, photography and visual legacy, opening soon at BOZAR, Brussels
The exhibition (27 June–26 August 2018) brings together works by seminal figures from the photographic and photojournalistic world, alongside rare archive images. BOZAR, Brussels -
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Exhibition
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29 May 2018
Coming to the Whitechapel Gallery this autumn – Elmgreen & Dragset: This Is How We Bite Our Tongue
The first major UK survey of artist duo Elmgreen & Dragset, this exhibition (27 September 2018–13 January 2019) spans twenty years of extraordinary artistic collaboration. Whitechapel Gallery -
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Review
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29 May 2018
Rachel Spence reviews Chantal Joffe: Personal Feeling Is The Main Thing in the Financial Times
'This is motherhood uncut. Tough, inelegant, utterly devoted, yet also transient in its evolution towards a shift in power.' Rachel Spence, The Financial Times -
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Exhibition
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25 May 2018
Alice Neel in Animals & Us, now open at Turner Contemporary
The exhibition (25 May–30 September 2018) explores artists’ reflections on the relationship between humans and other animals. Turner Contemporary, Margate -
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Review
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25 May 2018
Jackie Wullschlager reviews Life in Motion: Egon Schiele/Francesca Woodman in the Financial Times
'There is melancholy here but also terrific, surrealist playfulness.' Jackie Wullschlager, The Financial Times -
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Review
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24 May 2018
Nancy Durrant reviews Life in Motion: Egon Schiele/Francesca Woodman at Tate Liverpool
★★★★ 'Both were technically brilliant — Schiele a superlative draughtsman, Woodman a tireless experimenter, playing with exposure times to capture extended moments.' Nancy Durrant, The Times -
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Exhibition
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24 May 2018
Ian Hamilton Finlay in Machines à Penser at Fondazione Prada, Venice
The exhibition (26 May–25 November 2018) explores the correlation between conditions of exile, escape and retreat and physical or mental places which favour reflection, thought and intellectual production. Fondazione Prada, Venice -
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Exhibition
Posted
24 May 2018
Isaac Julien in Höhenrausch 2018
Water is the theme of Höhenrausch 2018 (24 May–14 October 2018), which features work by more than 40 international artists, including The Leopard (Western Untion: Small Boats), 2007, by Isaac Julien. Linz, Austria -
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Interview
Posted
23 May 2018
Sue Hubbard writes about Chantal Joffe in The London Magazine
'She not so much produces portraits, in the sense of a photographic likeness, but investigations – a sense of what it is like to inhabit the subject’s skin.' The London Magazine Sue Hubbard -
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Exhibition
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21 May 2018
Dancing Goddesses, featuring David Harrison, at Dio Horia, Mykonos
Curated by Marina Vranopoulou, this group exhibition (27 May–20 July 2018) features 19 artists including David Harrison, Katherine Bradford, Erik Parker, Emily Mae Smith and Kenny Scharf. Dio Horia, Mykonos -
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Interview
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18 May 2018
Chantal Joffe talks to Hettie Judah in the i
‘Painting people is imagining your way into somebody else’ Hettie Judah, The i -
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Publications
18 May 2018
Chantal Joffe: Personal Feeling Is the Main Thing
A new book on the acclaimed British painter Chantal Joffe. Features paintings from across Joffe’s career, as well as a number of works by the pioneering German artist Paula Modersohn-Becker, and includes new texts by art historian Dorothy Price, Professor of Art History at the University of Plymouth, Gemma Blackshaw, and writer and critic Olivia Laing. Elephant Publishing, 2018Chantal Joffe: Personal Feeling Is the Main Thing£ 35.00Add to cart -
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Gallery Event
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15 May 2018
Surface Work Tours
The final tour in the series is led by Dr Jo Applin, Lecturer, The Courtauld Institute of Art, 11am, Saturday 16 June at Victoria Miro Mayfair. -
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Preview
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15 May 2018
Phaidon previews Life in Motion: Egon Schiele/Francesca Woodman at Tate Liverpool
'Though they lived and died at opposite ends of the 20th century, the Austrian painter Egon Schiele and American photographer Francesca Woodman shared a great deal.' Phaidon -
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Picture story
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12 May 2018
Anatomy of an Artwork: Elizabeth Murray’s Maybe True
Skye Sherwin writes about Murray's painting, which is on display as part of Surface Work at Wharf Road until 19 May. Skye Sherwin, The Guardian -
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Interview
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11 May 2018
Do Ho Suh talks to the FT about his new film, commissioned by the V&A
The artist talks to Rachel Spence about his new film, commissioned by the V&A. The film will be shown as part of Robin Hood Gardens: A Ruin in Reverse, curated by Christopher Turner and Olivia Horsfall Turner, a special project at the Applied Arts Pavilion at the Biennale Architettura 2018, presented La Biennale di Venezia and the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Rachel Spence, The Financial Times -
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News story
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10 May 2018
Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Stan Douglas, Isaac Julien, Wangechi Mutu and Chris Ofili donate works to Creating Space: Artists for the Studio Museum in Harlem
Sotheby's New York hosts the viewing (4 – 16 May 2018) and auction (16, 17 May 2018) of works to benefit the Studio Museum's new building. Sotheby's New York -
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Preview
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10 May 2018
Vogue writes about Tal R: this is not Detroit at MOCA Detroit
Detroit has always played an outsized role in the American imagination. It was Motown. It was rock n' roll. In its boom days it was Motor City, land of the American dream and the best of American manufacturing, an industry that enabled highways, suburbs, road trips, and our willful sprawl across the continent. Julia Felsenthal, Vogue -
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Feature
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6 May 2018
As part of its Contemporary Classics series, Elephant writes about Black Hands, Chris Ofili’s clock commission for PEER
'Black Hands provides a welcome moment of contemplation on a busy London street, and takes a unique approach to the notion of public art.' Holly Black, Elephant -
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Exhibition
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5 May 2018
Grayson Perry – Julie Cope’s Grand Tour: The Story of a Life at Shipley Art Gallery
A Crafts Council touring exhibition (5 May – 28 July 2018) of two large-scale tapestries. Shipley Art Gallery, Gateshead -
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Exhibition
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26 April 2018
Works by Maria Nepomuceno feature in the opening displays of the Norval Foundation, Cape Town
The Norval Foundation (from 28 April 2018) is a new centre for the research and exhibition of 20th and 21st-century visual art from South Africa and beyond. Norval Foundation, Cape Town -
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Exhibition
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25 April 2018
Stephen Willats: Control at Tate Liverpool
A project and events programme (25 April – 16 May 2018) devoted to Control Magazine. Founded in 1965 by Stephen Willats, Control remains one of the few artists' publications from the 1960s thriving to this day. Tate Liverpool -
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Event
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25 April 2018
Do Ho Suh to take part in the Words/Works/Walls conference, Oxford
Words/Works/Walls: Conceptual Architectures in Visual Cultures (11 May 2018) is a day conference in consideration of walls as barriers, as modes of presentation, as frameworks for understanding, and as key components of global visual culture. Ertegun House, Oxford -
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Event
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25 April 2018
Njideka Akunyili Crosby in conversation with Naomi Beckwith
An in-conversation event (26 July 2018) as part of Anderson Ranch's Summer Series. Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Snowmass Village, Colorado -
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Exhibition
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25 April 2018
Varda Caivano in The Divine Joke, curated by Barry Schwabsky
An exhibition at Anita Rogers Gallery, New York (25 April – 2 June 2018) curated by the critic and poet Barry Schwabsky. Anita Rogers Gallery, New York -
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Interview
Posted
25 April 2018
The May issue of Apollo features a cover story interview with Chantal Joffe
As she prepares for exhibitions at Victoria Miro Venice (14 April – 19 May 2018) and The Lowry (19 May – 2 September 2018), the artist discusses her most recent body of work with Harriet Baker. -
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Review
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24 April 2018
Surface Work is Time Out’s Show of the Week
★★★★ 'This show of abstract art by women isn't just a powerful statement that women were there too, but that they were knocking up some of the best abstraction in the biz in the process.' Eddy Frankel, Time Out -
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Event
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23 April 2018
Sarah Sze gives the Bobbie and Mike Wilsey Distinguished Lecture for 2018
The artist discusses her work in a free public talk (6-7.30pm, 10 May 2018) held at Stanford University. No registration is necessary. Doors from 5.30pm. Hauck Auditorium, Stanford University -
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Preview
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22 April 2018
Elephant features Adriana Varejão’s Parede con Incisão a la Fontana 3 in its Contemporary Classics column
'Adriana Varejão's slashes after Lucio Fontana have a more gruesome story to tell than her predecessor's punctures, making it a fitting inclusion in a groundbreaking new show on female abstract painters at Victoria Miro gallery in London.' Charlotte Jansen, Elephant -
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News story
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21 April 2018
Victoria Miro announces representation of The Estate of Ilse D’Hollander
The first London exhibition of works by the Belgian artist will be held at Victoria Miro Mayfair in November 2018. Paintings by D’Hollander are featured as part of the gallery’s exhibition of abstract painting by women, Surface Work. -
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News story
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20 April 2018
The Financial Times announces Victoria Miro’s representation of the Ilse D’Hollander Estate
D’Hollander’s soft, small-scale but highly charged works often draw on the Flemish countryside and are increasingly finding their audience with recent institutional shows in Europe. Melanie Gerlis, Financial Times -
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Review
Posted
20 April 2018
Louisa Buck reviews Surface Work in The Telegraph
'This museum-quality show brings together more than 50 international artists… to confirm that women are – and always have been – at the forefront of non-figurative art.' Louisa Buck, The Telegraph -
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Review
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15 April 2018
Laura Cumming reviews Surface Work in The Observer
★★★★★ 'To see all these works in London, for the first time, is both momentous and poignant.' Laura Cumming, The Observer
In Focus
Sarah Sze: Afterimage
'I’m interested in the idea of how something is seared into your memory. We have all of this information… How does something stick with you?'
In this film, the artist discusses the process of creating the site-specific works in her new exhibition at the gallery: Images in Debris, an installation of images, light, sound, film, and objects, that seeks to transform the visitor’s perception and experience of the first-floor gallery; and Afterimage, an environment of wall-based works that replicates aspects of the artist’s studio and includes elements made in situ as well as images collected, gathered and discarded in the process of making the work.
A Zapote Productions’ film; all works ©/courtesy Sarah Sze
