TO FILL A VOID
Feb 26 - Mar 15, 2015
Kasper Pincis, Caroline Corbasson, Anthony Faroux and Andy Wicks.

STRANGE ATTRACTION
Mar 20 - Apr 5, 2015
Strange Attraction is a group exhibition of six contemporary emerging and established artists' work (Hannah Campion, Lady Lucy, Lana Locke, Andrew Mania, Vanessa Mitter, Eleanor Moreton) curated by Emily Purser. The exhibition will showcase painting, sculpture, installation and drawing.
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DUNCAN PICKSTOCK : ARE WE NEARLY THERE YET?
Mar 26 - Apr 26, 2015
Private view Thu Apr 2 6pm - 8pm
Current Rita Harris Studio Award artist Duncan Pickstock exhibits paintings from his year-long studio award.

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RICHARD LONG:THE SPIKE ISLAND TAPES
Feb 20 - Apr 2, 2015
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GILLIAN AYRES
Apr 13 - May 30, 2015

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THOMAS ZIPP
Feb 27 - Mar 21, 2015

ORGANIC SCULPTURE
Mar 27 - Apr 25, 2015
Private view Thu Mar 26 6pm - 8pm

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GREGOR HILDEBRANDT
Mar 4 - Apr 11, 2015
Private view Tue Mar 3 6pm - 8pm
'In weißen Sträußen ließ den Duft der Sterne schneien'
Almine Rech Gallery London is pleased to announce an exhibition of new works by Gregor Hildebrandt.
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JOEL MORRISON
Apr 16 - May 23, 2015
Private view Wed Apr 15 6pm - 8pm
Presenting new works by Joel Morrison at his first solo exhibition in London.

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SARAH POOTS
Feb 21 - Mar 7, 2015 FINAL WEEK

PATRICK COYLE
Mar 14 - 28, 2015
Private view Fri Mar 13 6pm - 9pm

THOMAS RAAT
Apr 11 - 25, 2015
Private view Fri Apr 10 6pm - 9pm

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JOHN STEZAKER
Mar 12 - Apr 19, 2015
Private view Wed Mar 11 6pm - 9pm

 
The Approach is pleased to announce an exhibition of new silkscreens by British artist John Stezaker. Best know for his collage work re-appropriating found film stills, actor’s portraits and postcards, Stezaker has returned to making large-scale monochromatic silkscreen prints, which he was producing alongside the collage works between the 1970s and early 1990s.
Also based on film stills, the dramatic scale of this new work relates to projection and enlargement characteristic of the cinematic experience, a main interest of Stezaker’s. Taking inspiration from the imagery of shadows and silhouettes in film noir movies from the 1940s and ‘50s, Stezaker employs the deep black background of the canvasses to suck the viewer into the image space, an experience akin to watching a projected film in a dark cinema.

JACK LAVENDER
Apr 30 - May 31, 2015
Private view Wed Apr 29 6pm - 9pm

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CAROLINE ACHAINTRE, CHIARA CAMONI, JOHN FINNERAN
Feb 20 - Mar 21, 2015

MARIA ZAHLE : MY FAVOURITE PHONE NUMBER
Mar 26 - Apr 26, 2015

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POTENTIAL MONUMENTS OF UNREALISED FUTURES
Jan 17 - Mar 12, 2015
Presents work by two Albanian artists: Edi Hila and Adrian Paci. Curated by Beyond Entropy Balkans

JAN KAPLICKY : DRAWINGS
Feb 28 - Mar 27, 2015

RICHARD BRINE : DEFENSIVE STRUCTURES IN THE BRITISH LANDSCAPE
Feb 28 - Mar 27, 2015

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VOLTA NY : SARAH WOODFINE
Mar 5 - 8, 2015 FINAL WEEK
Private view Thu Mar 5 6pm - 8pm
Danielle Arnaud is participating in VOLTA NY with Sarah Woodfine.

NICKY COUTTS
Apr 25 - May 24, 2015
Private view Fri Apr 24 6pm - 9pm
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DELINEATIONS : DRAWINGS AT ART FIRST
Feb 4 - Mar 6, 2015 FINAL WEEK
Drawings by gallery artists, including Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Eileen Cooper, Will Maclean & Karel Nel.

GULER ATES : THE RAJASTHAN SERIES
Feb 4 - Mar 6, 2015 FINAL WEEK

JACK MILROY
Mar 10 - May 2, 2015

MIMEI THOMPSON
Mar 10 - May 2, 2015

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MARK WALLINGER : LABYRINTH
Ongoing
Labyrinth: A major commission by Mark Wallinger with an artwork at all 270 Tube stations by summer 2013. The first in a series of special commissions marking the 150th anniversary of London Underground.

TREVOR PAGLEN : AN ENGLISH LANDSCAPE
Ongoing
(American Surveillance Base near Harrogate, Yorkshire) at Gloucester Rd Station.

MEL BRIMFIELD AND GWYNETH HERBERT : THE PALACE THAT JOAN BUILT
Ongoing
Stratford Station.

DANIEL BUREN : FROM A SINGLE ONE TO MILLIONS
Tube map cover commission

RICHARD WENTWORTH
Southwark & Piccadilly Circus Stations
If history could be folded, where would you put the crease?

JAY BERNARD AND YEMISI BLAKE : 100
ongoing
Walthamstow, North Greenwich and Kingston bus stations

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REFLECTIONS : JEFFERY CAMP & DEREK HYATT
Feb 17 - Mar 12, 2015
Exquisite, fugitive landscapes depicting mystery behind the ordinary. By appt. only.

PAUL HAMLYN - NEW PAINTINGS "PETRIFIED FOREST"
Mar 27 - Apr 24, 2015
Private view Thu Mar 26 6pm - 8pm
Meditations on the place of landscape in our physical and psychic history.
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JEM FINER : LONGPLAYER
to Dec 01, 2999
At Trinity Buoy Wharf.

CRISTINA IGLESIAS : TRES AGUAS
Ongoing
Toledo, Spain.

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THE GROUNDNUT
Mar 11 - 13, 2015
Having completed their cookbook, the Groundnut have been on a short ‘research trip’ to East Africa at the end of January and are plotting another series of dinners for when they’re back in London. We are delighted that they are returning to Lewisham Arthouse for 3 nights 11-13 March. For booking details see www.thegroundnut.co.uk

POESY
Mar 27 - 29, 2015
Private view Fri Mar 27 6pm - 9pm
Poesy is a new collaborative project from visual artists Louise Emily Thomas and Nell Loder. The project, based on the poem The Mask of Anarchy by Percy B Shelley, will culminate in a four-day experimental show at the Lewisham Arts House. The title Poesy - a Middle English term derived from the Greek poiesis 'making, poetry'; poiein ' to create', represents the premise of the project; exploring boundaries between poetry, art and the moving image.
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MONSTROUS HELIUM
Jan 31 - Mar 20, 2015
Group painting show organised by Phillip Allen with Babette Semmer,Freya Guest,Tim Zercie and Mathis Gasser

ASC WINDOW SPACE | AMANDA HOUCHEN
Feb 4 - Mar 4, 2015 FINAL WEEK

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ERIC GADSBY WORKS 1966-1976 & BRIDGET RILEY WORKS ON PAPER
Mar 20 - Apr 24, 2015
Private view Thu Mar 19 6pm - 8pm
Austin / Desmond Fine Art presents an exhibition of paintings by Eric Gadsby, the earliest of which were included in Bryan Robertson’s seminal 1966 exhibition: The New Generation held at the Whitechapel Gallery. Gadsby’s work was also included in Robertson’s 1968 Whitechapel show titled Interim, where he invited each artist from the previous show to select a single work.
The show is accompanied by an exhibition of Bridget Riley, a co-exhibitor in the New Generation exhibition series, Works on Paper from 1966 to 1982.

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BRITTA BURGER FASHION & PHOTOGRAPHY
Feb 10 - Apr 2, 2015
As a photographer and journalist on the interface of art, subculture, social criticism and style Britta Burger approaches fashion photography as a balancing act between journalism and commerce. Fashion promotes constant change and creates a desire for the unnecessary, while Burger’s photography also explores the less marketable aspects of consumerism. Her fashion stories - all produced with a certain pressure to sell a magazine, product, or lifestyle - are shown alongside her documentary photography about people on the fringes of style, fashion and society. Sometimes the only difference is the context.

HERBERT GOLSER SCULPTURES
Feb 27 - Apr 2, 2015
Reducing his chosen material to a maximum level of fragility and malleability, Austrian artist Herber Golser transposes wood into extraordinary organic sculptures. The exhibition is presented in cooperation with the rosenfeld porcini gallery.

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ALKETA XHAFA MRIPA : YOU JUST DON’T TALK ABOUT IT
Mar 12 - 22, 2015
This is the first solo exhibition by internationally acclaimed Young British Artist Award Winner (2005) Conceptual Artist Alketa Xhafa Mripa. A bold messenger for activist art, her latest work takes on the forms of photography, painting, film, and installation.

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RWS CONTEMPORARY WATERCOLOUR COMPETITION
Mar 6 - 18, 2015
An exhibition of successful entries.

WATERCOLOUR ETC.
Mar 27 - Apr 25, 2015
The Royal Watercolour Society Spring Exhibition.

TONY HEATH : BODY LANGUAGE
Apr 28 - May 4, 2015

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MAGNIFICENT OBSESSIONS: THE ARTIST AS COLLECTOR
Feb 12 - May 25, 2015
Ranging from mass-produced memorabilia and popular collectibles to one-of-a-kind curiosities, rarefied artefacts, and specimens, these collections provide insight into the inspirations, influences, motives and obsessions of artists.
 
While some artists are connoisseurs, others accumulate hoards of objects, never letting anything go. Many live with and make direct use of their collections and others keep them under wraps or in storage. Collecting objects for research and study is key to the practice of many artists in the exhibition. Presented alongside examples of their work, their collections, in turn, help to elucidate their art.

ROMAN SIGNER : SLOW MOVEMENT
Mar 3 - May 31, 2015
Renowned for his sculptural installations and video works that push everyday objects and situations to absurd ends, for his new Curve commission Roman Signer uses the kayak – a long standing symbol and form in his work for three decades. Specially made for this show, the kayak moves through the 90-metre long gallery towed by a rope suspended from the ceiling, navigating the Curve as if moving through a river. The exhibition extends to the foyer and lakeside, with two other kayaks installed across the centre in unexpected ways reflecting Signer’s playful and surreal approach to his subject. Slow Movement also includes a selection of earlier films featuring the kayak to explore the multiple facets of his innovative practice through his ongoing interest in this object.

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EXPANDED FIELD : FOUR NEW YORK PAINTERS
Mar 12 - May 2, 2015
The first in a series of group-exhibitions marking the gallery's 15th anniversary. With works by James Howell, Winston Roeth, Kate Shepherd and Joan Waltemath.

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HEIDI KILPELÄINEN
Feb 11 - Mar 28, 2015

SIMON CLARKE
Mar 4 - 28, 2015

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SUNGYONG HONG
Mar 5 - Apr 11, 2015
Sungyong Hong uses a technology in which lenticular lenses are used to produce printed images with an illusion of depth, or the ability to change and move as the image is viewed from different angles. The artist is calling his current series of works ‘Heuristic’, which refers to a method of study, or learning, whereby the tools of deduction, and trial & error, lead the investigator into a discovery. The depths and layers emerge in striking three-dimensional images, where circles and whorls of bright colours jump out of a black background.

ANTHONY SCOTT
Apr 16 - May 16, 2015

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CONTEMPORARY VISIONS V
Jan 30 - Mar 7, 2015 FINAL WEEK
Contemporary Visions V is the annual open-call group exhibition that seeks to identify current trends in contemporary art through the discovery and exhibition of artists working in all artistic disciplines, juried by Amanda Coulson (Artistic Director of VOLTA New York/Basel), Paul Carter-Robinson (Editor Artlyst) and Kurt Beers (Director of Beers Contemporary and Author of '100 Painters of Tomorrow').

ATOI, SIMON BELLEAU, ALAIN URRUTIA MONOCHROME
Mar 13 - Apr 18, 2015
Private view Thu Mar 12 6pm - 9pm
Investigation of what is creatively possible in black and white.

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SIMON MULLAN : POPULARIS
Feb 23 - Apr 18, 2015
The artists' third solo show has site specific sculptures on view.

BARE ESSENTIALS
Apr 22 - Jun 13, 2015
Belmacz jewels are presented through the eyes of May Cornet.

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HEINZ MACK : ZERO & MORE
Feb 6 - Apr 10, 2015
Heinz Mack, co-founder of the ZERO movement and artist behind the striking The Sky Over Nine Columns installation at the 2014 Venice Biennale, will be given a major solo exhibition at Ben Brown Fine Arts in London this winter. ZERO & MORE will feature a vibrant dialogue between iconic works from the artist’s ZERO period (1950-60s), and new paintings and sculpture produced over the last five years.
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NOTTING HILL CARNIVAL : THE A-Z OF ELIMU CARNIVAL BAND, 1980-2014
Mar 5 - 31, 2015
Private view Wed Mar 4 6:30pm - 8:30pm
Throughout March, Ben Uri gallery will be hosting an exhibition curated by Paddington Arts exploring the history of the Elimu Carnival band. The exhibition will explore the themes such as Creativity and Family, as well as inviting band members and relatives to share their memories, photographs, and artefacts. Comprising short films, photographs and archive material, as well as costumes and costume designs, the exhibition will be an archive of the band’s past whilst providing an overview of the history of the Notting Hill Carnival.
 

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THE PRESENCE OF ABSENCE
Jan 30 - Mar 14, 2015
Group exhibition curated by Paul Carey Kent

EDWARD COYLE : BUILD!
Mar 27 - May 9, 2015
Private view Thu Mar 26 6pm - 9pm
First UK Solo exhibition of British Painter and BERLONI artist in residence

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ALI BANISADR : AT ONCE
Feb 11 - Mar 21, 2015
People are always afraid of what they don’t understand, but artists have to step into the void — the unknown. The unknown territory is where it’s worth exploring.’
- Ali Banisadr

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Mar 1 - Apr 30, 2015
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MAIN GALLERY | LUKE BURTON : FILIGREE ENDINGS
Feb 28 - Mar 27, 2015
Luke Burton’s recent video works use the architecture of the urban landscape as a stage to perform estranged or intimate interactions with architectural flourish. He performs a series of repeated gestures to explore Romantic artist positions, humour, and play as a form of dissidence.
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PROJECT SPACE | PAUL BEUMER : TOMORROW’S HARVEST
Feb 28 - Mar 27, 2015
Paul Beumer’s watercolours are archaeological digs, engaging in an open-ended dialogue with the history of abstract painting, while simultaneously investigating notions of romanticism and spirituality.

WHAT IS THE RELEVANCE OF THE DECORATIVE IN CONTEMPORARY ART?
Mar 23, 2015 7:00pm - 8:30pm talk/event
With Luke Burton, Dave Beech, Richard Wentworth, Sami Jalili & Lucy Soutter.

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MAIN GALLERY | GEORGE LITTLE & LUCY TOMLINS
Apr 11 - May 10, 2015
Private view Fri Apr 10 6pm - 9pm
Little and Tomlins explore consumption, desire and etiquette, ironically presented through imagery of food and its accoutrements. Looking at the production (and over production), process, lifecycle and context of food, there is a playful interaction with fine art traditions, notably modernist and formalist approaches that have been adopted by the food industry and now re-appropriated back into fine art.

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CLASSICICITY
Mar 5 - Apr 2, 2015
Ancient and contemporary art brought together in a dynamic display that spans diverse media, styles and epochs. The exhibition centres upon a juxtaposition of Greek and Roman antiquities with works by international contemporary artists who engage at multiple levels with the classical world and its afterlife throughout art history.

FREYA POCKLINGTON : HOT DOGS AND PROBLEM PETS
Apr 23 - May 16, 2015
Private view Wed Apr 22 6pm - 9pm

DOUGLAS PÉREZ CASTRO : THE FIFTH WORLD
Apr 23 - May 16, 2015

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