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Boo Ritson : Back-Roads Journeys - 'The Gas Station'
13 Oct-21 Nov 2009
Poppy Sebire
London SE1 0EP
Overview
The second part of a new two-part series of work by Boo Ritson (part one shows at Alan Cristea). Tracking the story of a Diner Waitress, Ritson depicts characters and still lives drawn from her own imagined narratives merged with borrowed Americana. This is the launch exhibition of an exciting new programme of exhibitions by Poppy Sebire gallery artists. Without fixed premises, the gallery takes on a new London space for each exhibition. Updates about new locations and exhibitions of this nomadic ’space’ are posted regularly on the gallery website.
Leigh Bowery!
Tate Modern
until 31 Aug
Jonathan Baldock
London Mithraeum Bloomberg SPACE
until 5 Jul
Richard Hunt
White Cube, Bermondsey
until 29 Jun
Hervé Constant: Le Voyant
Felstead Art | Gresham
until 9 May
Goya to Impressionism: Masterpieces from the Oskar Reinhart Collection
The Courtauld
until 26 May
Remus Grecu: The Silence Between
BEERS London
until 17 May
Noah Davis
Barbican Art Gallery
until 11 May
Oisín Byrne: Not Marble
Amanda Wilkinson
until 31 May
Soundwaves of Science: Exploring the Science of Korean Music
Korean Cultural Centre UK
until 27 Jun
Soane and Modernism: Make It New
Sir John Soane’s Museum
until 18 May
HUMPHREY OCEAN: Sometimes I wonder
Vivienne Roberts Projects
until 28 May
José María Velasco: A View of Mexico
The National Gallery
until 17 Aug
Ed Atkins
Tate Britain
until 25 Aug
R.I.P. Germain: Anti-Blackness Is Bad, Even The Parts That We Like
Cabinet Gallery
until 10 May
Edvard Munch Portraits
National Portrait Gallery
until 15 Jun
Nora Turato: pool7
ICA
until 8 Jun
Nolan Oswald Dennis
Gasworks
until 22 Jun
Alice Wilson | Hegemonic Log(s) And Two Benches
domobaal
until 10 May