Doug Aitken: I don’t exist

18 October – 6 December 2003 London Gallery I I don't exist , Doug Aitken's first solo show in the UK since exhibiting at the Serpentine Gallery in 2001 features the London premiere of the video installation interiors, lightboxes from Aitken's plateau trilogy and a radical new photographic sculpture. The artist has said of interiors, ' I wanted to... Learn More

Isaac Julien: Paradise Omeros and Baltimore

9 September – 11 October 2003 London Gallery I 'Few artists have cut as impressive a swathe between structural and narrative film as the British artist, Isaac Julien. His film installations effortlessly alternate between the specific and the elliptical, the documentary and disorienting visual effects, creating a dazzling crisscrossing path that seems appropriate to the theme of doubled otherness...... Learn More

Ian Hamilton Finlay: Idylls and Interventions

27 June – 2 August 2003 London Gallery I Idylls and Interventions brings together a number of Finlay's seminal series of prints along with a major new work and recent sculptures. The exhibition is conceived by Ian Hamilton Finlay and Pia Maria Simig. Ian Hamilton Finlay is principally a poet - a Modernist artist who has consistently exploited nature,... Learn More

Tal R: Lords of Kolbojnik

17 May – 14 June 2003 London Gallery I 'My art always finds its point of departure in contemporary life… I'd say that most of my works are about things I've picked up in all imaginable places other than in the world of art.' Tal R. Lords of Kolbojnik is the first solo exhibition of Danish artist, Tal R.... Learn More

Chantal Joffe

Women 4 April – 7 May 2003 London Gallery I 'Joffe is effortlessly fluent in her descriptions of human emotions through manipulated external appearances... she shows the inherent gormlessness to which we are all susceptible, no matter how cool, which reveals our greater humanity.' Neal Brown, Frieze Best known for her small paintings of children and larger bucolic landscapes, this... Learn More

Verne Dawson

Wheel of Fortune 18 February – 19 March 2003 London Gallery I Maurizio Cattelan: Why Painting? Verne Dawson: Painting is a primary activity, somewhere between whistling and scratching. Flash Art In his own words Dawson paints 'still lives of tools and materials of painting, insects, birds, plants and animals, visions of prehistoric communities, also futuristic communities, historic figures and events, people and... Learn More