SETH PRICE CIRCA 1981
Oct 2, 2017 - Jan 7, 2018
This Autumn, the Institute of Contemporary Arts presents the first UK exhibition by US artist Seth Price. Spanning the entire building, this survey focuses on Seth’s film & video of the past two decades. Seth Price Circa 1981 is co-curated by the Institute’s Director Stefan Kalmár, Chief Curator Richard Birkett, and Head of Design Stuart Bertolotti-Bailey. As Kalmár’s inaugural exhibition as Director, it flags the Institute’s renewed commitment to addressing the complexity of the contemporary condition, and the critical role of the arts in its mediation.
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PIETRO CONSAGRA & MARINE HUGONNIER : TIES II
Sep 26 - Nov 20, 2017
ARTUNER and the Italian Cultural Institute’s are pleased to present the second instalment of their two-part exhibition series on the renowned Italian sculptor Pietro Consagra (1920 – 2005) from 26 September - 20 November.
The exhibition places new works by French contemporary artist Marine Hugonnier into dialogue with Consagra’s historical oeuvre, to explore how both artists challenge cultural frameworks to establish a new relationship between the viewer and their environment.
Hugonnier’s new collages will be shown alongside Consagra’s radical sculptures from the 1960–80s to foster a discussion on modes of representation and points of view in the modern age.
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HENRI MATISSE
Jun 2 - Oct 28, 2017 FINAL WEEK
Bernard Jacobson Gallery is delighted to announce ‘Matisse’, an exhibition of more than a dozen original works by one of the greatest masters of the 20th Century, to include paintings, works on paper and sculptures, as well as a selection of prints. The exhibition is timed to coincide with the forthcoming Royal Academy exhibition, ‘Matisse in the studio’ which will open this August.

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Sept + Oct
Exhibition programme continues in November with Philippe Pastor.

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GALLERY RELOCATING
Re-opening 2018
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BOB GIBSON & CENTRAL DESERT ARTISTS
Oct 27 - Nov 18, 2017
Private view Fri Oct 27 6.30pm - 8.30pm
Contemporary Indigenous Australian Art

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NICK GOSS : DE RAMP
Oct 6 - Nov 4, 2017

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ALICE HARTLEY : 4:3
Sep 2 - Nov 4, 2017
New billboard commission
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MARK BLEAKLEY, TOBY CHRISTIAN, MILLY THOMPSON, ROSE O’GALLIVAN
Oct 7 - Nov 4, 2017
An exhibition organised by Paul Becker, Nadia Hebson and George Vasey
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CACTUS AND CREATURES
Oct 6 - Nov 4, 2017
The Koppel Project Hive &
The Koppel Project, 93 Baker Street, London W1U 6RL

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KCCUK 2017 ARTIST OF THE YEAR: KIM YONG-IK, WITH SPIKE ISLAND
Sep 26 - Nov 4, 2017
Spike Island, Bristol and the Korean Cultural Centre UK, London announce two exhibitions from Korean artist Kim Yong-Ik (b. 1947), marking his first solo presentation in Europe. Kim’s 40 year career as an artist, activist and teacher - spanning a turbulent struggle from dictatorship to democracy in South Korea - has had a profound impact on the country’s modern art history, influencing many younger artists. The exhibition at Spike Island surveys an array of works from the 1970s onwards, whilst KCCUK focuses on Kim’s paintings from the 1980s and 1990s. Part of the Korea/UK Season, a programme of extensive cultural events across the UK celebrating Korean creatives, these exhibitions provide a timely insight into Kim’s influential oeuvre.

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JAMES ALEC HARDY : SOME THINGS ARE CLEARER IN THE DARK
Oct 13 - Nov 11, 2017
Exploring the concept of new media, choosing processors, video mixers and screens.

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MERIKE ESTNA : FRAGMENTS FROM THE SHATTERED TOE
Sep 30 - Nov 25, 2017
In her practice Merike Estna seeks for the conceptual integration of painting and daily life, often inscribing the languages, processes and applications of painting onto scenic design and stage-setups. Estna embeds patterns and colour combinations derived from applied arts vocabularies – which haven't traditionally been accepted in the discourse of painting – juxtaposed with what have become familiar motifs of digital communication. Estna's work challenges the masculine territory of painting and questions the strict visual separation between painting and craft discourses.
 
Estna's solo-exhibition at Kunstraum incorporates an intricately painted stage/floor painting which, over the course of the exhibition, hosts a series of performance events invited by Estna from international dancers, musicians and artist, against a backdrop of Estna's large-scale curtain painting and other new works.

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JEREMY SHAW : LIMINALS
Oct 5 - Dec 10, 2017
An off-site project at The Store, 180 The Strand, London.

KÖNIG ARCHIV & SOUVENIR
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A COIN IN NINE HANDS
Sep 29 - Oct 28, 2017 FINAL WEEK
Part One: Hélène Binet (Nicholas Hawksmoor), Jean-Luc Moulène (Knots)
 
Group exhibition in nine parts, rotating monthly.
 
Marguerite Yourcenar’s novel ‘A Coin in Nine Hands’ follows the journey of a ten-lira coin as it travels between nine different people on a single day in Rome in 1933. This evolving exhibition, inspired by the book, explores connection and exchange, and over the coming months, will show work of nine artists, highlighting the hidden bonds that bring artists together.

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GRACE WEIR UNFOLDED
Sep 30 - Nov 18, 2017
Solo exhibition by Irish artist Grace Weir, curated by Jo Melvin.
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GILBERT & GEORGE : THE GENERAL JUNGLE OR CARRYING ON SCULPTING
Sep 13 - Nov 18, 2017
The first exhibition in the UK to feature this seminal, immersive charcoal-on-paper sculpture from 1971.
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ALLORA & CALZADILLA : FOREIGN IN A DOMESTIC SENSE
Sep 22 - Nov 11, 2017
Allora & Calzadilla’s ‘Foreign in a Domestic Sense’ features new sculpture, performance, photo and video works. The exhibition continues the artists’ ongoing investigation into how the nature of language, the politics of speech and the magnitude of gestures intersect with uncanny vibrancy in a wide range of materials. From performative utterances to mark-making traces, Allora & Calzadilla take the inherently social, political and cultural nature of semiotic circuitry as the conceptual base from which to develop their artistic practice, while simultaneously playing close attention to the singular and corporeal dimensions of vocal expression.

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DANIEL BUREN
Sep 22 - Nov 11, 2017
Daniel Buren has pursued an uncompromising site-specific style since the 1960s, choosing to make work in situ and in response to a particular location. While his ubiquitous 8.7cm wide vertical stripe, used as a ‘visual tool’ to prompt a reading of the work’s surroundings rather than just the work itself, remains a recognisable and intrinsic element of Buren’s practice, his more recent works are notable for developments in terms of architecture and form. Following his presentation of 'Hauts-Reliefs, situated works' at Lisson Gallery in 2007, Buren’s latest exhibition ‘PILE UP: High reliefs. Situated Works’ debuts a number of wall-based structures, all of which highlight the complex process behind the artist’s practice.
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HYBRID BODIES: INGRID BACHMANN, ANDREW CARNIE AND ALEXA WRIGHT
Oct 20 - Nov 16, 2017
The 'Hybrid Bodies' project brings together the work of three internationally exhibiting artists from Canada and the UK: Ingrid Bachmann, Andrew Carnie and Alexa Wright. Their works are united by the compelling subject of heart transplant. Since 2010 the artists have been working as part a larger interdisciplinary team, based at Toronto General Hospital, led by Canadian Cardiologist, Dr Heather Ross and British philosopher, Dr Margrit Shildrick, and including a number of other scientific partners. The project is highly innovative in that the artists' works have been developed not only in response to the scientific research, but in parallel with it.
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Nov + Dec

BECKER, KLIMOWSKI, PHILLIPS : 'WHAT IS TO BE DONE' RUSSIAN ART
28.10.2017
What is to be Done? Russian Arts and Design 1917 – 28
 
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GINO DE DOMINICIS : COLLECTION OF GUNTIS BRANDS
Oct 3 - Dec 8, 2017
This will be the first public display of works from the Guntis Brands collection presented in the UK and will include some of De Dominicis most important portraits and self-portraits including Il Pittore and Autoritratto, both from 1996, his portrait of Gilgamesh of 1988, and his Senza titolo (Lady Diana) of 1985.
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