ArchiveExhibition
Jef Cornelis : TV Works 1960s-80s
29 Jun-11 Aug 2019
Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art
London SE14 6AD
Overview
Over the course of a decade-long career, Belgian Director Jef Cornelis (1941-2018) has built a unique archive of exhibition histories through the format of the television documentary. Now-celebrated figures, such as Harald Szeemann, Daniel Buren, Sol Le Witt, James Lee Byars and Marcel Broodthaers feature in programmes that experimentally probe at the structural conditions of making art public.
Exceptional Faults
A.P.T. Gallery
until 21 Apr
Caught in the act of being ourselves
Elizabeth Xi Bauer
until 11 May
Stove by a Whale
Staffordshire St
until 5 May
Jerwood Survey
Southwark Park Galleries
until 23 Jun
Nic Sanderson: Basin
Coleman Project Space
until 5 May
Acts of Resistance: Photography, Feminisms and the Art of Protest
South London Gallery
until 2 Jun
The Time of Our Lives
Drawing Room
until 21 Apr
Georg Baselitz: A Confession of My Sins
White Cube, Bermondsey
until 16 Jun
David Batchelor
Cecilia Brunson Projects
until 10 May
Like A Melody: Myths, Memories, and Fantasy
NOW Gallery
until 2 Jun
Soulscapes
Dulwich Picture Gallery
until 2 Jun
Tawfik Naas: Chaos is a Flower
San Mei Gallery
until 1 Jun
REEL: Dyke Hands
198 Contemporary Arts & Learning
until 12 May
Zineb Sedira: Dreams Have No Titles
Whitechapel Gallery
until 12 May
Homage To Quan Âm
arebyte Gallery
until 19 May
Bridget Macdonald: A Deeper Landscape
Art First
until 17 May
Urara Tsuchiya
Union Pacific, E1
until 11 May
Yoko Ono: Music of the mind
Tate Modern
until 1 Sep