RACHEL WHITEREAD
Sep 7 - Oct 2, 2010

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FREDERICO CÂMARA
Oct 15, 2010 - Nov 17, 2011
Solo photography show by London based artist.

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ALEX VIRJI : SOLO SHOW
Sep 3 - Oct 17, 2010

GOD IS IN THE DETAILS
Oct 28 - Dec 5, 2010
curated by Medeia Cohan-Petrolino and Justin Hammond

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HYDRARCHY : POWER & RESISTANCE AT SEA
Sep 18 - Nov 7, 2010
Mathieu K. Abonnenc, Goldin+Senneby, Laura Horelli, Melanie Jackson,
Anja Kirschner and David Panos, Paul McCarthy, Uriel Orlow, Femmy Otten,
Christodoulos Panayiotou, João Pedro Vale. A group exhibition that explores historical and contemporary examinations of the sea and the offshore as contested cultural, political, legal and socio-economic territories.

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STEVEN GONTARSKI
Sep 8 - Nov 6, 2010
"I woke up to the sound of a drum": new sculpture and drawings.

ALAN DAVIE
Sep 8 - Oct 2, 2010
Happy 90th Birthday Exhibition

GALLERY ARTISTS:
Oct 7 - Nov 6, 2010
New work by Seamus Harahan, littlewhitehead, Lucy Stein and others

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DEUTSCHLANDBILDER IMAGES OF GERMANY - PART I
Sep 17 - Oct 27, 2010
We are pleased to present works by eight members of the Berlin-based photographic agency OSTKREUZ. The photographers offer a multifaceted panorama of the supposedly familiar and the new. In their survey the OSTKREUZ members raise fundamental questions – such as what distinguishes a sense of belonging from what is alien, such as identity and the future, people’s personal needs and their desires, everyday life and the unconventional. One recurrent theme in all photographic sequences is the concept of native identity or homeland – formulated in the pervasive yet elusive German term Heimat – as a geographical, social and political determinant, but also as an expression of sentiments and desires.
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SEAN BRANAGAN, SOLO SHOW
Sep 3 - Oct 17, 2010
Sean Branagan continues to stretch the concept of what paintings are, and how we perceive them both as ‘captured moments’ and ‘objects’. Materials such as Perspex and paint are still central, but this time, to present moving image, the projector is replaced by the use of LCD screens. This means that ‘movement’ can be an inherent element of the work rather than externally applied. It also means that ‘light’ can similarly emanate from within, giving the works more independence and allowing them to be seen in the full light of the gallery space (despite being moving image, the paintings are spot lit). This is quite a radical change for Branagan’s moving image paintings, which have previously required the gloom of the room in order to thrive. Or they have relied on the close proximity of the projector (see his LIGHTFORM series and his projector pieces clamped just 70cms away from the canvas)
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24 SEVEN / 'NIERGHTRAVAONWIN CURATOR SIMON LEWANDOWSKI
Sep 16 - Nov 19, 2010
CURATOR:SIMON LEWANDOWSKI
'NierghtravAOnWint’sIf A Teller: a book in 8 chapters and 4 dimensions'
 
PARTICIPANTS:Wayne Clements, David Berridge, Barbara Ryan, Cinzia Cremona, Ben Woodeson, Dan Lehan, Hugh Gilmour, Anna Francis and Simon Lewandowski
 
8 artists cumulatively embed their work within the project space window, incorporating or moving aside what is already in the space to develop a series of unfolding chapters each lasting one week and visible 24 hours a day from the street.
 
Distinct from the other two programmes at the gallery, 24 SEVEN is a curators' project that uses an 8 metre square dedicated space at the front of the gallery. With a street-only window presence and a 24/7 schedule, invited curators present a series of quick-fire shows within a specific timeframe.

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ANWAR JALAL SHEMZA, TAKE 2: THE BRITISH LANDSCAPE
Sep 10 - Oct 22, 2010
The second exhibition or 'take' exploring the work of Anwar Jalal Shemza, looking at his practice through the lens of the landscape. Curated by Rachel Garfield.

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STEFANO ARIENTI
Sep 9 - Oct 23, 2010

ROE ETHRIDGE
Oct 28 - Dec 22, 2010

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GARRY FABIAN MILLER : THE COLOUR OF TIME
Sep 23, 2010 - Jan 29, 2011
Concurrently Shadow Catchers: Camera-less Photography opens at the nearby Victoria & Albert Museum, the first UK museum exhibition of contemporary camera-less photographs, including a retrospective selection of work by Garry Fabian Miller and a further two new large-scale pieces.
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HEW LOCKE : THE NAMELESS
Sep 10 - Oct 17, 2010
Hew Locke's third solo show at the gallery. The Nameless will feature a new grand scaled installation, covering the gallery in dripping beads and cord.

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JEANLOUP SIEFF
Sep 23 - Oct 23, 2010

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POLLY MORGAN : PSYCHOPOMPS
Jul 21 - Sep 25, 2010
Suspended taxidermy sculptures poised between metamorphosis
and flight.
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JOANA VASCONCELOS : I WILL SURVIVE
Jul 21 - Sep 25, 2010
A world of embroidery and crochet, sex and simulacra.
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TOBY MOTT : LOUD FLASH BRITISH PUNK ON PAPER
Sep 24 - Oct 30, 2010
Punk posters from mid-late 1970s.
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MARTIN CREED
From 6 September 2010
Hauser & Wirth Outdoor Sculpture
Southwood Garden, St James's Church, Piccadilly

JASON RHOADES 1:12 PERFECT WORLD
Sep 24 - Dec 18, 2010

LOUISE BOURGEOIS : THE FABRIC WORKS
Oct 15 - Dec 18, 2010
23 Savile Row, London W1S 2ET

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JESS FLOOD-PADDOCK : GANGSTA'S PARADISE
Aug 4 - Sep 19, 2010
Hayward Gallery Project Space

RON TERADA : WHO I THINK I AM
Sep 28 - Nov 7, 2010
Painting, signage, photography, interventions, books and music

MOVE : CHOREOGRAPHING YOU
Oct 13, 2010 - Jan 9, 2011
Move: Choreographing You invites the visitor to become a participant - and in some cases a dancer - in installations and sculptures by internationally renowned visual artists and choreographers.
Exploring how dance has been a driving force in the development of contemporary art since the 1960s, the exhibition presents a series of sculptural works, set pieces and installations, which can be activated by the public and by a group of resident dancers in the gallery.
 
Featured artists include Tania Bruguera, Boris Charmatz, William Forsythe, Isaac Julien, Mike Kelley, La Ribot, Robert Morris, Bruce Nauman, Tino Sehgal, Yvonne Rainer, Simone Forti and Trisha Brown.
 
Move: Choreographing You is supported by the German Federal Cultural Foundation and Louis Vuitton.

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GALLERY CLOSED
Aug 9 - Sep 17, 2010
Visits by appointment only

PABLO BRONSTEIN
Sep 18 - Oct 31, 2010

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RUTH PROCTOR
Sep 29 - Oct 31, 2010

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GALLERY HAS RELOCATED TO 35 HOXTON SQUARE
to Oct 31, 2010

HAROLD ANCART & AMIR MOGHARABI
Aug 21 - Sep 18, 2010
Harold Ancart & Amir Mogharabi; ‘matériel perdu’
site specific works at IBID’s new gallery space on 35 Hoxton Square
21st August until 18 September 2010
David Adamo
US artist David Adamo’s second solo show in the UK
26 September – November 2010

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CHTO DELAT? (WHAT IS TO BE DONE?)
Sep 9 - Oct 24, 2010
The Urgent Need to Struggle. First major project in the UK by Russian collective Chto delat?

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FINE THINGS TO BE SEEN
Aug 7 - Sep 5, 2010 FINAL WEEK
Curated by Ben Street & Tom Juneau: Edwina Ashton, Karl England, Gabriel Hartley, Eleanor Morgan, Brian Sayers and Rose Wylie
 
The title has been taken from the GK Chesterton poem 'The Rolling English Road'.
The poem bends pragmatic spirituality to the ancient ballad; the mythic drunkard sees harbingers of the next life in this merry pastoralia.
Inspired by this rambunctious energy, Fine Things to be Seen presents a bathetic pantheon built from intoxication and obsession.
 
Eleanor Morgan finds cosmic order in the arachnid intricacies, and channels Set, Egyptian god of impotence, in her tortoise-headed god.
Brian Sayers and Karl England focus on the ordinary objects that punctuate life, infusing the everyday with the clenched power of relics.
Edwina Ashton’s wonky avatars look on mutely, while Rose Wylie’s protoplasmic sprites try to look casual in the face of dissolution.
Gabriel Hartley’s warped, encrusted loops and fractals are as talismans from a future faith made of ancient modernism and circuit boards.

DIANA TAYLOR 'CLIMBING, FALLING'
Sep 25 - Oct 24, 2010
Diana Taylor
'Climbing, Falling'
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ASSORTMENT 2
Aug 18 - Sep 24, 2010
paintings, photographs and three dimensional pieces

KATHERINE JONES : INSIDE IS DRY LAND
Sep 30 - Oct 30, 2010

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MADE IN ITALY : ALBRECHT TUEBKE
Sep 14 - Nov 6, 2010
Albrecht Tübke. Made in Italy is the first solo exhibition in the UK for this celebrated German photographer.
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LOCATE : CURATED BY SARAH WILLIAMS
Aug 11 - Sep 12, 2010
Mel Brimfield, Sarah Pickering and Aura Satz. Locate will exhibit three new commissions exploring the artists’ responses to the idea of 'site'.

JERWOOD DRAWING PRIZE
Sep 29 - Nov 7, 2010
The Jerwood Drawing Prize is the country’s leading award in drawing, and is the largest and longest running annual open exhibition dedicated to drawing in the UK.
 
Over 2000 entries were submitted this year for consideration by the distinguished panel of selectors comprising of Charles Darwent, Art Critic, Independent on Sunday; Jenni Lomax, Director of the Camden Arts Centre; and Emma Talbot, artist. The shortlist includes established artists as well as relative newcomers and students fresh from art school.
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NEW ARTISTS AT JOHN MARTIN GALLERY
Sep 6 - Oct 3, 2010
An exciting mix of new artists exhibit at John Martin Gallery this September.

MAKIKO NAKAMURA
Oct 15 - 30, 2010
New paintings by Japanese artist Makiko Nakamura.

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CLARA S RUEPRICH
Sep 9 - Oct 6, 2010
New video and projection works by the German artist.

VICKY WRIGHT
Oct 12 - Nov 20, 2010

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DAVID NASH : RECENT SCULPTURES & COLOUR WORKS
Sep 16 - Oct 23, 2010

LESLEY FOXCROFT : NEW MDF WORKS
Sep 16 - Oct 23, 2010

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