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PATRICK CAULFIELD
Opening November 2020

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TRISTAN PIGOTT
Opening September 2020

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GORDON PARKS: PART TWO
Sep 1 - Oct 1, 2020 FINAL WEEK
Alison Jacques Gallery presents the second of two exhibitions of the work of American photographer Gordon Parks (1912-2006) in collaboration with The Gordon Parks Foundation. These exhibitions are the first solo presentations of Parks’ work to be held in London for over twenty-five years. Part One, 1 July - 8 August, focused on Parks’ Segregation in the South (1956) and Black Muslims (1963) projects. Part Two will focus on Parks’ intimate and nuanced portrait of the legendary athlete and human rights advocate Muhammad Ali. Receiving unprecedented access to the champion, Gordon Parks photographed and profiled Ali twice for Life magazine. The first photo essay entitled The Redemption of the Champion was published on 9 September 1966. Parks met Ali during his training in Miami, before flying to London to document the run up to his fight against Henry Cooper.

ERIKA VERZUTTI
Oct 7 - Nov 11, 2020

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HA CHONG-HYUN
Oct 6 - Nov 14, 2020

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AILEEN MURPHY : FLUSH
Aug 27 - Oct 3, 2020 FINAL WEEK
Please make an appointment:
https://amandawilkinsongallery.com/
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JENKIN VAN ZYL
Oct 8 - Nov 14, 2020
Private view Thu Oct 8 12pm - 8pm

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ANTHONY CARO - 6 SCULPTURES LEON KOSSOFF - 6 PAINTINGS
Sep 19 - Oct 17, 2020
Original proposal for Frieze Masters 2020

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AI-DA : DO ROBOTS DREAM OF ELECTRIC BEES?
Sep 10 - Oct 10, 2020
Annka Kultys Gallery celebrates its fifth year anniversary with Do Robots Dream of Electric Bees?, a ground-breaking, first commercial gallery exhibition of the work of an artificially intelligent artist. The exhibition builds on the gallery’s historic, world’s-first representation of a robot artist to present recent works by Ai-Da, the bespoke, life-sized, humanoid robot artist. Much broader in aspiration than mere imitation of a human artist, Ai-Da comprises an ethical arts project intended to highlight the beneficial and creative uses of artificial intelligence (AI) within contemporary art, while simultaneously providing a vehicle for exploring the multifaceted challenges facing late-stage capitalism, such as global warming, unprecedented specie extinctions, drug crises and the precariousness of most jobs created by today’s immense flows of liquid global capital and the supranational business practices that accompany them. The project nonetheless manifests itself through the eponymous robot, Ai-Da, described by her creator, Aidan Meller, as the ‘first ultra-realistic robot artist in the world,’ who is also of course a work of art in herself.

RACHEL DE JOODE
Oct 22 - Nov 21, 2020
Private view Thu Oct 22 2pm - 8pm
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ANNA GLANTZ BABY GRAND
Oct 1 - Nov 7, 2020
Private view Thu Oct 1 12pm - 8pm
The Approach is pleased to present Baby Grand, a solo exhibition of new paintings by New York-based artist Anna Glantz. Drawing on influences from both classical and modernist painting styles, Glantz skilfully translates these techniques into complex and ambiguous narratives. Her work operates somewhere between allegory and reality, as the characters and stories she constructs within her images simultaneously refer to true lived experience, whilst also evoking metaphorical or ‘fable-like’ qualities. Subject matter is inspired by popular culture, literature, mythologies and historical painting, often contextualised with household objects and interiors. For Glantz, the ‘reality’ of the painting is complicated and not fully known to her, but perhaps it is most apparent at the point where the reality of the physical surface of the painting intermingles with the reality of the image.
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ZELDA PRESENTS REBECCA ALLEN
Oct 15 - Nov 14, 2020
Seminal works by the pioneering digital artist. (Please check gallery website for opening hours.)

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ONLINE EXHIBITION | REAL-TIME CONSTRAINTS
Jul 23 - Sep 30, 2020 FINAL WEEK
Real-Time Constraints features works by Gretchen Andrew, Sofia Crespo, DISNOVATION, Jake Elwes, Ben Grosser, Libby Heaney, and Joel Simon. Co-curated with Luba Elliott.
 
Real-Time Constraints is a group exhibition featuring works by artists working within the realms of artificial intelligence, algorithms, machine learning, big data, and interventions in web-based platforms. The exhibition brings forward the complexities of the present-tense in light of the emergence of such technologies through works which are generated using real-time information pulled from the internet, or other sources including news items, message exchanges, memes and image banks. The works look critically at the current state of automated and autonomic computing to provide alternative narratives to data-driven and algorithmic approaches, referencing fake-news, gender bias and surveillance.

ALAN WARBURTON : RGBFAQ
Oct 6 - Dec 19, 2020
Private view Tue Oct 6 6pm - 9pm
arebyte Gallery are excited to announce a new commission by UK based artist Alan Warburton. RGBFAQ comprises a research-led experiential exhibition in which the audience navigates a "black-box" set populated by gigantic geometric sculptures. Warburton’s ambitious new video essay will be projection mapped onto this sculptural background, expanding the form of his popular video essays (Goodbye Uncanny Valley, Fairytales of Motion) into immersive 3D space.
 
RGBFAQ will unpack the ways that operational, technical and synthetic images are constructed.

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HOLLY DAVEY : A SCRIPT FOR AN ARCHIVE
Sep 25 - Oct 24, 2020
Davey will create an environment out of unusable props, half-made costumes and semi-constructed sets, sitting alongside a central script.
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LUCY MCKENZIE : PLEASURE’S INACCURACIES
23 Mar 2020 – Permanent
For her first UK public commission, Lucy McKenzie will take over the iconic Art Deco Sudbury Town station.

HEATHER PHILLIPSON : VOLTA
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Acknowledging the seismic global changes of the past few months, Heather Phillipson has been commissioned by Art on the Underground to produce a new online work to accompany her Fourth Plinth commission, THE END. A counterpoint in tone to THE END, Phillipson’s new audio-collage, VOLTA, reckons with upheaval, renewal and possibility. Written and composed by Phillipson, it combines her distinctive layering of voice, sound effects and music samples to destabilise and relocate.
Phillipson’s singular, visceral audio works connect an abundance of noises, words and images, generating multiple possible directions. Her frenzied musings bend speech to tempo and logic to rhythm, disrupting perceptions and assumptions.

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ALL EXHIBITIONS HAVE BEEN POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
ongoing - check website for updates
STAY SAFE, STAY WELL.
View our YouTube videos and catalogues on-line.

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ONLINE | WORKS FROM THE ARUP COLLECTION
ongoing - see website

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GALLERY OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Sep+Oct
Please call or email to arrange a visit. Please wear a mask.

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WOLF SUSCHITZKY PRIZE OPEN CALL 2020
Aug 1 - Sep 30, 2020 FINAL WEEK
The Austrian Cultural Forum London invites emerging photographers based in Austria and the UK to participate in a prize in tribute of the late Austrian émigré photographer Wolf Suschitzky.
 
For our second edition of the prize we invite submissions by emerging photographers (born 1980 or after) on the theme of ‘Life in 2020’. Because of the Covid-19-pandemic we are confronted with a new way of life and new realities. Our everyday life, our work life, our relationships, our leisure activities had to be adapted to a life in lockdown and to social distancing. With this year’s call we would like to capture these groundbreaking changes and challenging times.
 
For more info & to apply see website.

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SCULPTURE IN SEPTEMBER / PRINTS IN OCTOBER
Sep 1 - Nov 1, 2020
Including works by Bartnikas, Bob Dela, R. Dowling, Ch. Drury, J. Gilbert, F. Lawson, P. Neret, J. Passow, L. Poole, M. Strieder, A. Tapies...

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TOYIN OJIH ODUTOLA : A COUNTERVAILING THEORY
Mar 26, 2020 - Jan 24, 2021
Nigerian-American artist Toyin Ojih Odutola opens her first-ever UK exhibition in The Curve in August with a new work exploring an imagined ancient myth, in which central Nigeria is dominated by female rulers. Plus, grab your pre-order copy of the illustrated catalogue, which offers insight into her work.

MICHAEL CLARK : COSMIC DANCER
Oct 7, 2020 - Jan 3, 2021
The first major exhibition of dancer and choreographer Michael Clark. This exploration of Clark’s work establishes his radical presence in British cultural history.
Looking back to his meteoric rise as a young choreographer in the 1980s, the exhibition presents a comprehensive vision of Clark’s career to date. It will showcase his unique multi-disciplinary approach that incorporates a wide range of subcultural influences. Film, photography, and material from Clark’s practice will be presented alongside his legendary collaborations across visual arts, music, fashion and film.
New works include Charles Atlas revisiting the acclaimed Hail the New Puritan (1986), which featured Leigh Bowery and The Fall, as an immersive film installation, along with work by Sarah Lucas, Wolfgang Tillmans, Cerith Wyn Evans, Peter Doig, Silke Otto-Knapp, Duncan Campbell and more.

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DAVID MURPHY
Sep 8 - Oct 3, 2020 FINAL WEEK
Recent stained-glass works by the London based artist.

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Oct 4 - Nov 1, 2020

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ATELIER PICASSO
Sep 3 - Oct 31, 2020
Atelier Picasso will recreate Picasso’s Cannes studio as an immersive experience within the gallery, using his treasure trove of objects including furniture, sculptures, ceramics, drawings and prints. Throughout his life Picasso was a prolific image maker, experimenting and excelling in every medium with which he worked. This extraordinary installation-style exhibition brings to life the huge variety of Picasso’s oeuvre.
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DESMOND MORRIS
Sep 9 - Oct 24, 2020

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KATHRYN MACNAUGHTON : HEATWAVE
Sep 11 - Oct 10, 2020
Just prior to the international lockdown that saw millions working from home, Toronto-based, Canadian artist Kathryn MacNaughton secured a bright new studio with large windows where she created her newest series of works, entitled HEATWAVE.
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ANDREW SALGADO : STRANGE WEATHER
Oct 17 - Nov 21, 2020
Private view Sat Oct 17 1pm - 5pm
BEERS London is thrilled to announce the return of Canadian-British artist Andrew Salgado for his fourth solo exhibition at the gallery. Entitled STRANGE WEATHER, it is his first full-solo with the gallery since 2016.
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PAUL HOUSLEY : THE POETS ELBOW
Mar 13 - Oct 2, 2020 FINAL WEEK
Belmacz is delighted to resume the exhibition The Poets Elbow by Paul Housley from Monday 1st June 2020. In addition to his recent paintings the gallery will exhibit a new series of drawings made by the artist in isolation during the Covid-19 lockdown.
Belmacz is closely monitoring official guidelines and will adapt accordingly. A limited number of visitors will be allowed inside the exhibition space at a time therefore we encourage advanced appointments. To schedule your visit or learn more about the works by Paul Housley, please email gallery@belmacz.com

COCO CRAMPTON : DOMESTIC WEARS
Oct 8 - Dec 18, 2020

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PETER MÄRKLI
Sep+Oct

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ANDREW HOLLIGAN
View by appointment
Blue Projects is pleased to present an exhibition of work by Andrew Holligan. Comprising analogue resin coated monochrome prints face-mounted onto glass and archival digital prints, the works are part of the artist’s ongoing photographic study of whitewashed and closed-down storefronts that Holligan began in the late 1990s and attest to his longstanding dedication to the possibilities of the photographic medium.

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ONLINE | OSCAR PIATTELLA: DISINTEGRATION AND UNITY
Aug 5 - Oct 11, 2020
A virtual companion to the physical exhibition currently help at the Centro Arti Visive Pescheria in Pesaro, Italy.
Oscar Piattella was born in Pesaro in 1932. Taking inspiration from artists such as Jean Dubuffet, Georges Mathieu, Alberto Burri and Edgardo Manucci, Piattella uses materials that are far removed from painterly tradition. He elaborates on an own abstract visual language that considers the visions of nature and the outcomes of pictorial thinking that are characteristic for his world.
While in Milan in the 1950’s, Piattella entered a vibrant international artistic circle with artists such as Piero Dorazio, Enrico Castellani, Piero Cascella, Lucio Fontana and Tancredi Leonardi. The artist then participated in several great exhibitions. His work became widely acclaimed and appears in public and private collections in Italy and abroad.

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