John Kørner: 2006 Problems

25 November – 22 December 2006 London Gallery I There are plenty of known knowns in what John Kørner has recently painted: ships and trees, men and women, crocodiles and birds, town and country-and most apparently in '2006 Problems', factories and bicycles. These are modern things that we know we know. And as this commandeered logic continues, we know... Learn More

Conrad Shawcross: No Such Thing As One

14 October – 18 November 2006 London Gallery I Victoria Miro Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of new sculptures by the British artist Conrad Shawcross. Conceived especially for the gallery spaces No Such Thing As One brings together a body of work that explores ideas concerning time and the essence of matter. Following upon his 2005 exhibition... Learn More

Stephen Willats: From My Mind To Your Mind

2 – 30 September 2006 London Gallery I During the sixties and early seventies, Stephen Willats was one of the very few serious representatives of international Concept Art in England. Drawing upon wide-ranging artistic means, Willats attempts to comprehend the way in which individuals see a world that is determined by social constraints, how people evaluate themselves and... Learn More

Idris Khan

2 – 30 September 2006 London Gallery I In this new body of work, Khan re-photographs and digitally layers a sequence or series of pictures in an enigmatic play of appropriation and re-creation. His photographs possess characteristics more akin to drawing or painting and are presented as a kind of photographic palimpsest, animated by the accumulative intervention of... Learn More

Grayson Perry: The Charms of Lincolnshire

7 July – 12 August 2006 London Gallery I Grayson Perry was born and grew up in rural Essex. Living and working in London the artist's practice has largely dealt with metropolitan themes. The Charms of Lincolnshire allows Perry the possibility to think and create work about the countryside. This is not a historical exhibition about Lincolnshire. It focuses... Learn More

Tal R: Minus

13 May – 23 June 2006 London Gallery I Victoria Miro presents Minus , an exhibition of new paintings and works on paper by Tal R. The Danish artist is best known for his exuberant and deceptively simple works, which transform a picture book naiveté into a darker, archaic and often violent world. This is the third in a... Learn More

Verne Dawson

Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and other paintings 25 February – 1 April 2006 London Gallery I Victoria Miro Gallery is delighted to present new works by American artist Verne Dawson. The exhibition comprises a series of seven paintings aligned to seven planets each depicting a certain day of the week; two large paintings, horizontal and vertical respectively, recounting the fairytales of Red Riding Hood and Jack... Learn More