Tag: Lisson Gallery

  • Daniel Buren: Pages in situ

    This archival exhibition, curated by the graphic designer Fraser Muggeridge, charts appearances of the French conceptual artist’s work and trademark stripe in printed magazines, books and ephemera over the past 60 years

  • Antonio Calderara: From Lake Orta

    This show follows the postwar Italian artist’s path as he journeys from figuration to abstraction, with his wife, young daughter and local scenery providing the subject matter for much of his work

  • Ann Gallagher – interview: ‘Hélio Oiticica’s work was outstanding in terms of its radicality’

    As the first survey of Oiticica in London in 15 years goes on show at the Lisson Gallery, its curator, Ann Gallagher, talks about the Brazilian artist’s vibrant, sensual works

  • Marina Abramović: Seven Deaths

    Abramović channels her passion for Maria Callas into a film in which she reinterprets seven death scenes from famous operas, and seven unusual alabaster sculptures. She explains how the Greek opera singer’s life has fuelled her art

  • Julian Opie – interview: ‘The work is about how we interpret and read the world, how it feels’

    Julian Opie talks about travelling via Google Earth during lockdown, how colour blindness has shaped his work and his new show at the Lisson Gallery in London

  • Ceal Floyer

    Ceal Floyer’s subversion of everyday objects continues her meditation on materiality in private and public space

  • Dan Graham on Rock’n’Roll

    As Dan Graham’s new show opens at the Lisson Gallery in London, he talks about his early days as a New York gallerist, his love of music and why he doesn’t believe his famous pavilions are important

  • Carmen Herrera

    Herrera’s abstract, geometric paintings pulse with life in this solo show. She was discovered late – she sold her first painting in 2004, at the age of 89 – and her work has a concentrated intensity that speaks of many…

  • Santiago Sierra: Impenetrable Structure

    The controversial Spanish artist returns to London with a new site-specific installation that continues his interest in borders and displacement

  • Joyce Pensato: FORGETTABOUT IT

    Batman, Donald Duck and Disney-style mice all loom large in the US artist Joyce Pensato’s second exhibition at the Lisson Gallery, And, although the works, all from 2017, are well-worn territory for her, she demonstrates a subtle shift in style