ArchiveExhibition
Tyler Hobbs: Mechanical Hand
7 Mar-6 Apr 2023
Unit
London W1S 1HD
user_space, 2022, Charcoal and graphite on paper. Credit: 114.3 x 91.44 cm
Overview
Tyler Hobbs’ debut UK solo exhibition, Mechanical Hand, reveals a new contemplative and intimate side to the leading generative artist’s varied practice. Spotlighting his paintings on canvas and drawings on paper, which will be shown alongside selected digital works, the exhibition features twenty new and recent artworks. Exploring the tension between analogue and digital, man and machine, Hobbs brings the human touch into the generative process, seeking out softness and imperfection.
“What is the result of the machine being used like a hand, or the hand like a machine? How can we move forward, fully combining the digital and physical tools that our lives are built around? This exhibition deals, at its core, with these questions.” – Tyler Hobbs
Artists
Yto Barrada: Bite the Hand
Pace
until 11 May
Hayv Kahraman: She has no name
Pilar Corrias, Conduit Street
until 25 May
François Morellet
Annely Juda Fine Art
until 14 May
Gavin Turk: The Conspiracy of Blindness
Ben Brown Fine Arts
until 10 May
Kati Heck: TIP-TOE-ECHO
Sadie Coles HQ, Kingly Street
until 11 May
Carla Accardi: Opera Aperta
MASSIMODECARLO
until 16 May
Albert Oehlen: New Paintings
Gagosian, Grosvenor Hill
until 11 May
Cinthia Marcelle. em-entre-para-perante | in-between-to-towards
Sprovieri
until 21 Jun
Woody De Othello: Faith Like a Rock
Stephen Friedman Gallery
until 15 May
The Cluj Collective
JD Malat Gallery
until 27 Apr
Tim Berresheim & Rechonski: temporal spelunking
Belmacz
until 26 Apr
Barbara Kruger
Sprüth Magers
until 18 May
Terry Frost
Flowers, Cork Street
until 11 May
It’s After the End of the World, Don’t You Know That Yet
Gagosian, Davies St.
until 18 May
52 (Vanessa Garwood)
PM/AM
until 28 Apr
Richard Serra: Six Large Drawings
David Zwirner
until 18 May
SHINE ON
Sadie Coles HQ, Davies Street
until 27 Apr
Raqs Media Collective: Come Undone
Frith Street Gallery
until 4 May