ArchiveExhibition
Hannah Tilson: Soft Cut
8 Sep-20 Oct 2023
PV 7 Sep 2023, 6-8pm
Cedric Bardawil
London W1D 5JB
Hannah Tilson, Her Body Thrummed, 2023, pigment in binder on watercolour paper. Credit: Daniel Browne
8 Sep-20 Oct 2023
Overview
Cedric Bardawil presents 'Soft Cut', Hannah Tilson's first solo exhibition in London. For the exhibition, Tilson has produced a new body of work that is at once vibrant and subtle, ambiguous and self-referential. Layering translucent and opaque colours, she encompasses the human form in a patternscape of rhythmic shapes. Creating an atmopshere in which we are invited to a private world on the threshold of exposure, that questions who we are to ourselves and to others. These kinetic paintings are compositions that test how far the experience of spectatorship can stand as a measure of ethics: what do we owe, or wish to give, the stranger that we encounter before us? Should we look closer, or look away?
Artists
Robyn Denny
Vardaxoglou Gallery
until 11 May
Love Will Come Back: Ann Craven with Robert Mapplethorpe and Mohammed Z. Rahman
Phillida Reid
until 4 May
The Blue Hour
Union Pacific, WC1
until 4 May
Legion: life in the Roman army
The British Museum
until 23 Jun
Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron: Portraits to Dream In
National Portrait Gallery
until 16 Jun
Raqs Media Collective: Come Undone
Frith Street Gallery
until 4 May
Dead White Man: Effigies
Pi Artworks
until 8 Jun
Kati Heck: TIP-TOE-ECHO
Sadie Coles HQ, Kingly Street
until 11 May
Sebastian Gordin: The Sound of an Engine Falling / Yuxiao Ran: Fable Boulevard
rosenfeld
until 6 May
The Last Caravaggio
The National Gallery
until 21 Jul
52 (Vanessa Garwood)
PM/AM
until 6 May
Shaqúelle Whyte: Yute, you’re gonna be fine
Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
until 25 May
Cinthia Marcelle. em-entre-para-perante | in-between-to-towards
Sprovieri
until 21 Jun
Peppi Bottrop: Where the Future Grows
Pilar Corrias, Savile Row
until 25 May
Aria Dean: Abattoir
ICA
until 5 May
Leo Park: BEYOND PLEASURE
Carl Kostyál
until 25 May