RICHARD WILSON : 20:50
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The oil room installed in the new Gallery for the first time.

NEWSPEAK : BRITISH ART NOW
May 30 - Oct 17, 2010
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NENDO: THIN BLACK LINES + WHITE BLURRY SURFACES PART 1
Sep 20 - Oct 31, 2010
Oki Sato opened his multi-discipline design studio, Nendo (Japanese for clay) in 2002, the same year he received his M.A. in architecture from Waseda University, Tokyo. Since then Nendo has been prolific, completing an astonishing number of remarkable projects in architecture, interior, product and graphic design.

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GREGOR SCHNEIDER
Sep 1 - Oct 10, 2010

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WE'RE IN IT FOR THE MONEY : STELLA VINE COLLECTED WORKS
Sep 9 - 24, 2010

STELLA VINE PAINTINGS : WE'RE IN IT FOR THE MONEY
Sep 9 - 24, 2010
With a personal history as colourful as her paintings Stella Vine has With a personal history as colourful as her paintings Stella Vine has been catapulted to the forefront of the public's art consciousness in recent years.
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9 SHEDS OPEN AIR SUMMER EXHIBITION
Sep 18 - 25, 2010
To celebrate the beginning of British Summer, Sartorial Contemporary Art has invited artists to interact with 9 sheds situated on a roof terrace overlooking Kings Cross. THE SHED is the intersection between the inside and outside, a British symbol of sanctuary that opens a new world of dreams and possibilities.
 
Was the original gallery space making Gretta Sarfaty claustrophobic and trapped once more? She has been using the sheds as a space to store her many lives. Here past experiences are combined with new experimentation and transformation.
 
Summer Exhibition with Olly Beck, Gordon Beswick, Katerina Botsari, Simcha Elias, Mikey Georgeson, Russell Herron, Alison Marchant, Liz Neal, Gretta Sarfaty, Marianne Spur, Paul Tecklenberg, Harry Pye, Jill Rock, Florin Ungureanu . Russell Herron curated shed with Marianne Spur & Stewart Gough

HARRY PYE'S VALUES
Sep 29 - Oct 21, 2010
New Paintings

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SCREENING
Oct 13 - Nov 10, 2010
Site-specific office block venue displaying new video and painting by Albert Oehlen, Armen Eloyan, Daniel Sinsel, George Young, Oliver Michaels, Paul Pfeiffer, Robin Footitt, Ryan Trecartin, Sachin Kaeley, Stewart Cliff, Toby Ziegler and Tom Smith.

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WOLFGANG TILLMANS
Jun 26 - Sep 19, 2010
His distinctive view of contemporary culture has made Wolfgang Tillmans, winner of the Turner Prize in 2000, one of the most significant artists of today. His work as a photographer has won him worldwide acclaim and his practice embraces many roles including curator, designer, critic and historian.

SERPENTINE GALLERY PAVILION
Jul 10 - Oct 17, 2010
The Serpentine Gallery Pavilion commission is an ongoing programme of temporary structures by internationally acclaimed architects and designers and is unique worldwide. Pavilion architects to date are: Kazuyo Sejima and Ryue Nishizwa, SANAA, 2009; Frank Gehry, 2008; Olafur Eliasson and Kjetil Thorsen, 2007; Rem Koolhaas and Cecil Balmond, with Arup, 2006; Álvaro Siza and Eduardo Souto de Moura with Cecil Balmond, Arup, 2005; Oscar Niemeyer, 2003; Toyo Ito with Arup, 2002; Daniel Libeskind with Arup, 2001; and Zaha Hadid, 2000.

KLARA LIDEN
Oct 4 - Nov 7, 2010

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CAN ALTAY : THE CHURCH STREET PARTNERS' GAZETTE
Oct 13 - Nov 27, 2010
In his first solo show in London, the Turkish artist stages the production of a single edition newspaper that addresses unreported activities in urban space

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BARBARIC FREEDOM : CURATED BY ANNE PONTEGNIE
Jul 9 - Sep 11, 2010
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ANGELA BULLOCH
Oct 13 - Nov 18, 2010

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GRAHAM PARKER THE FLITTER
Jul 24 - Sep 18, 2010
New multi-screen installation

SEBASTIAN BUERKNER : SUSY AND DESTINY
Sep 25 - Nov 13, 2010
New site-specific animation.

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ECHOIC OBJECTS
Sep 10 - Oct 24, 2010
Marianne Flotron, Karen Geyer, Niamh Riordan, Strotter Inst., Annaïk Lou Pitteloud & Steve van den Bosch (curated by Antoinette Vonder Mühll)
'Echoic Objects' presents works of a group of artists that reflect the transition of objects into projections.
Private View 09 September 6.30pm, sound performance by 'Strotter Inst.' at 7.30pm
During Frieze: Special sound performance by Karen Geyer on 15 October at 8pm
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NOTHING IS FOREVER
Jun 25 - Sep 19, 2010
Nothing is Forever celebrates the completion of the SLG’s £2 million building project, bringing together wall paintings, drawings and text pieces by 20 British and international artists.
 
Seamlessly integrating art and architecture, and with each work destined to be embedded in the fabric of the buildings when painted over at the end of the show, Nothing is Forever marks an important and transitional moment in the South London Gallery’s history. As the institution expands into a formerly derelict house and a new building incorporating the surviving walls of a former lecture theatre and library, the exhibition draws visitors through the SLG’s new and existing spaces with a variety of approaches to making art directly on the walls.

TATIANA TROUVE
Oct 1 - Nov 28, 2010
New large-scale installation.

MICHAL BUDNY
Oct 1 - Nov 28, 2010
New body of work.

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BIG SOCIETY
Aug 4 - Oct 28, 2010
Space Station Sixty-Five invites you to respond to the notion of ‘Big Society’.Your contributions may be selected to make an evolving window exhibition at Space Station Sixty-Five.To take part please email us a Word, RTF or Pages document or a jpeg with an image at 300dpi.You may also post contributions, no larger that A4, to Space Station Sixty-Five, 65 North Cross Road, London SE22 9ET We are sorry, original artwork will not be returned, copies are preferred.If selected, your work will be attached to the inside of the Space Station Sixty-Five window and viewed from the street.

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NEU! CHARLIE WOOLLEY MYSTERIOUS CULTS
Sep 3 - Oct 16, 2010
An exhibition of photo and poster collage, textiles and installation work accompanied by the artist’s ongoing Radio Show project and broadcasted events.

STAGES & SCREENS : PETER DAVIS & VILLON FILMS
Sep 3 - Oct 16, 2010
A multi-screen film and archive presentation by Peter Davis exploring culture and counter-culture in the UK and America through the 60s.

REANIMATION LIBRARY HACKNEY BRANCH
Sep 3 - Oct 16, 2010
The Reanimation Library is an independent library based in Brooklyn, New York. It is a collection of books that have fallen out of mainstream circulation. Outdated and discarded, they have been culled from thrift stores, stoop sales, and throw-away piles across the country and given new life as resource material for artists, writers, and other cultural archaeologists.
 
Reanimation Library | Hackney Branch will consist of a small selection of books from the main
library and a set of locally acquired books that will be made available for the general public to
work with in the gallery space for the duration of the show. The branch library at SPACE will also feature an exhibition of artists’ responses to a treasured volume in the library’s collection, Inkblot Perception and Personality: Holtzman Inkblot Technique (University of Texas Press, 1961).

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B-SIDE - HUSSEIN CHALAYAN
Sep 17 - Oct 23, 2010
From pieces that are being shown for the very first time in Britain, to others that are represented here in exciting new ways, B-side will showcase Chalayan’s explorations into the body, movement and voyeurism and highlight his fascination with form and process.
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JIMMIE DURHAM
In October

CHELPA FERRO : JUNGLE JAM
Jun 15 - Sep 30, 2010
Gallery closes from Tues 10 - Mon 23 August

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THOMAS SCHEIBITZ : A MOVING PLAN B - CHAPTER TWO
Sep 17 - Oct 30, 2010
Private view Thu Sep 16 6pm - 8pm

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JOHN WALLBANK : NEW WORK MARK TANNER SCULPTURE AWARD
Sep 17 - Oct 23, 2010
Solo show by the 9th winner of Standpoint's prestigious emerging sculpture award
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JOHN WALLBANK: ARTIST'S TALK
Oct 1, 2010 6:30pm - 7:30pm talk/event
John Wallbank discusses his practice and the works in the exhibition
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MARCUS COPE DON'T FILL MY HEAD...
Aug 5 - Sep 5, 2010 FINAL WEEK
Cope’s work as a painter liberates itself from all easy categorisation by presenting himself and us with problems not to solve but to question. Again and again. The image-maker simultaneously as iconoclast, perhaps: not dilettante eclecticism, but a sardonic joy and (at one and the same time) delighted cynicism at the limitless (im)possibilities of painting. Of course he can paint photo-realistically (who couldn’t in any case learn?) Of course he can adapt tropes, seize on motifs, deconstruct the canvas, make a mess. But there's more, there’s always more: with energy, imagination and sly wit each painting thwarts its own outcome (what, Cope might ask, is the point of painting when the result is a foregone conclusion?) Within each canvas there are points at which, the result already apparent he (clearly) takes off at once down some non-signposted path.
 
This is it.

DAMIAN GRIFFITHS
Sep 9 - 12, 2010
studio1.1 artist in residence 2010 pt 4

CONTACT GALLERY FOR DETAILS
Sep 13 - Oct 3, 2010

LUCY CONOCHIE : SIMILE
Oct 7 - 31, 2010
Images, objects and written words form intellectual and emotional propositions that allude to real and metaphorical situations and landscapes. These new works draw together diverse concerns by opening up a formal space between text and the art object and offer the possibility of the poem as painting and the object as poem. This space-specific installation is made as a result of a residency at the Performing Arts Forum, France, and includes a publication made in collaboration with the writer and curator Chris Fite-Wassilak.

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KEITH FARQUHAR DAWN MELLOR
Sep 30 - Dec 4, 2010

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CLÉMENT RODZIELSKI
Sep 16 - Oct 9, 2010
Solo Exhibition

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BRITISH COMIC ART
Jun 9 - Sep 5, 2010 FINAL WEEK

TATE BRITAIN DUVEENS COMMISSION 2010
Jun 29 - Nov 28, 2010

EADWEARD MUYBRIDGE
Sep 15, 2010 - Jan 16, 2011

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EXPOSED : VOYEURISM, SURVEILLANCE AND THE CAMERA
May 28 - Sep 19, 2010

FRANCIS AL¾S
Jun 15 - Sep 5, 2010 FINAL WEEK

GAUGUIN
Sep 30, 2010 - Jan 16, 2011

THE UNILEVER SERIES, 2010
Oct 12, 2010 - Apr 25, 2011

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SUNLESS : ORGANISED BY WALEAD BESHTY
Sep 2 - Oct 2, 2010
Journeys in Alta California: 1938-1998

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IN DREAMS
Sep 8 - Oct 2, 2010
Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to present In Dreams, a group exhibition featuring works on paper by artists including Armen Eloyan, Volker Hueller, Norbert Schwontkowski, Kiki Smith and Rose Wylie.
 
From idiosyncratic figurative narratives to more fragmented and abstracted compositions, the works in this exhibition are linked by their maker’s desire to construct hermetic alternative worlds. In ways similar to the logic experienced when dreaming, these artist’s drawn fictions give rise to impossible or incongruous episodes that nevertheless appear convincing when considered within their given context. The lone figures that occupy several of the compositions featured in this exhibition bear testimony to a solipsist tendency in many studio practices. Here a total emersion in medium and process leaves only enough room for a projected equivalent of the maker.

MICHAEL PATTERSON-CARVER
Sep 8 - Oct 2, 2010
Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to present an exhibition of drawings by American artist Michael Patterson-Carver. This will be his first solo show in London and continues the gallery’s Viewing Room programme.
 
Born in 1958, Patterson-Carver's life and career have been shaped by his exposure as a young child to the US civil rights movement. His art and life are now inseparable. The artist’s drawings are a refreshingly frank look at the political realm, and many are allegories of well-known conspiracy theories.
 
Patterson-Carver's work expresses - both through its mode of address and what it reveals - an essential challenge to the dominant culture. It embodies the very notion of the power of the individual's conscience and witness-bearing, and the continuing belief in art as a means of effecting change.

JESSICA JACKSON HUTCHINS
Oct 13 - Nov 6, 2010
Timothy Taylor is pleased to announce the first solo exhibition in London by the Portland based American artist Jessica Jackson Hutchins.
 
Hutchins’ mixed media sculptures, prints and works on paper explore themes pertaining to motherhood, domesticity, and the precariousness of human relationships.
 
Using papier-mache, furniture, old clothing, and glazed ceramics, Hutchins builds up lumpen organic masses that recall recumbent figures. Her sculptures are almost always anthropomorphic - cups and vases come to signify hands and larger pairs of conjoined handmade vessels stand for embracing human figures.

RYAN MCLAUGHLIN
Oct 13 - Nov 6, 2010
Timothy Taylor Gallery is delighted to present a solo exhibition by Berlin-based American artist Ryan McLaughlin.
In recent years Ryan McLaughlin's paintings have taken their inspiration from a range of sources including historical and imagined sports heroes of the American baseball leagues, modern medicine, and amateur botany.
Characterised by fixed rules, codes, and subsequently a lack of ambiguity, these areas of interest and their accoutrements are completely at odds with the nebulous nature of painting practice. McLaughlin's compositions inhabit and acknowledge this zone of difference - between logic or rational systems and the absurdities of image making - and celebrate the irony of affirmation.

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SERENA KORDA : THERE'S A STRANGE WIND BLOWING
Sep 23 - Oct 30, 2010
THERE'S A STRANGE WIND BLOWING is Serena Korda's first solo show. She was awarded the Deutsche Bank Prize and the Start Point Prize for her graduate show at the RCA in 2009. THERE'S A STRANGE WIND BLOWING is both the title of the show and of a puppet performance that Korda developed during a recent residency in the Czech Republic.
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ELEVEN TIMES JAMES BROOKS
Oct 8 - 22, 2010
Trinity Project 1 - Installation of drawings by James Brooks. Show curated by Jeremy Cooper. Catalogue available
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