PRINTS I PUBLISHED
Feb 13 - Mar 9, 2019
In 1969 Bernard Jacobson began his career as an art dealer, selling and publishing prints by important contemporary artists from a small fourth-floor gallery in London’s Mayfair. For a gallery founded on printmaking, which continues to stage major print shows by artists including Matisse and Motherwell, what better way could there be to celebrate this half century than a two-part exhibition devoted to printmaking?
2019 opened with Jacobson’s personal selection of important works from six centuries of printmaking, Prints I wish I had Published and now moves on to a selection of some of the highlights of the prints Jacobson did publish during his long career – and what a selection it is. When Jacobson began in 1969, printmaking was enjoying an explosion of interest and was a medium of choice for a whole generation of artists on both sides of the Atlantic, including Andy Warhol and Peter Blake. Jacobson found himself entirely in the right place at the right time and this exhibition is a glorious journey through the five decades which were to follow.

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CONRAD JON GODLY : TO SEE IS NOT TO SPEAK
Jan 25 - Mar 2, 2019
JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present ‘TO SEE IS NOT TO SPEAK’, a solo exhibition by Swiss artist Conrad Jon Godly. Following on from the artist’s solo show, ‘DARK IS LIGHT’, in Kyoto, Japan, 2018, ‘TO SEE IS NOT TO SPEAK’ presents an exciting selection of work which addresses the relationship between human nature and the sublime. Godly finds a beauty in the awe and terror of nature, and his works are a reminder of the futility of human existence. ‘TO SEE IS NOT TO SPEAK’ encompasses the viewer in the dramatic elements of nature, which makes for a captivating yet peaceful display.
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JERWOOD SOLO PRESENTATIONS 2019
Jan 16 - Mar 10, 2019
New works by Appau Jnr Boakye-Yiadom, Kitty Clark and Sofia Mitsola presented as three concurrent solo presentations at Jerwood Space. Jerwood Solo Presentations provides a platform for artists to present a new and focussed body of work, developed with support provided by the Jerwood Charitable Foundation team. The selected artists have been identified as being at a crucial point in their thinking and have been selected for the high quality of their work to date.

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SARAH PICHLKOSTNER
Feb 22 - Apr 6, 2019
Private view Thu Feb 21 6pm - 8pm
Josh Lilley is pleased to announce "I'd ride on a rock and go take a bite / if moon was a cookie", Austrian sculptor and conceptual artist Sarah Pichlkostner’s second exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition will run concurrently with Belén Rodriguez's "I turn Chilli Red", showing in the downstairs galleries.

BELÉN RODRÍGUEZ : I TURN CHILLI RED
Feb 22 - Apr 6, 2019
Private view Thu Feb 21 6pm - 8pm
Josh Lilley is pleased to present “I Turn Chilli Red”, Spanish sculptor and conceptual artist Belén Rodriguez's third exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition will run concurrently with Sarah Pichlkostner’s “I’d ride in a rock and go take a bite / if moon was cookie” in the upstairs gallery.

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CATHERINE YASS
Permanent installation
Decommissioned: JCC Commission, 2011. Duratrans transparency, lightbox. 17 lightboxes, dimensions variable.
Catherine Yass photographed the former car showroom and dance studios that used to stand on the JW3 site once they had been decommissioned and emptied. The resulting large-format transparencies were placed around the demolition site – on diggers, under girders, in piles of glass and rubble – and then retrieved some weeks later, after they had been damaged scratched, ripped, and transformed by colour reactions on the emulsion. The images have been placed in the new building in light boxes and are in Yass’ words “small windows into a past and interior world illuminated by imagination and memory”.

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DO WITH LESS – SO THEY'LL HAVE ENOUGH!
Feb 22 - Mar 22, 2019
Private view Thu Feb 21 6pm - 8pm
Christoph and Sebastian Mügge

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POWER PLAY
Jan 26 - Mar 16, 2019
The group exhibition Power Play explores the complex nature of friendship and the power dynamics at play within relationships between individuals, institutions and the state. Curated by Aaron Cezar, co-presented by the Korean Cultural Centre UK and Delfina Foundation.

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I WILL BE DEAD
Jan 25 - Mar 16, 2019
GROUP SHOW
Norbert Bisky, Anne Collier, Jiri Georg Dokoupil, Peter Dreher, Elmgreen & Dragset, Roe Ethridge, Sam Falls, Andi Fischer, Jeppe Hein, Camille Henrot

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