Tag: London

  • Yu Ji: Wasted Mud

    The Chinese artist Yu Ji has salvaged construction debris from east London and Shanghai to create a ‘living sculpture’ installation using an intriguing palette of concrete, recycled wreckage and plant-infused water

  • Tahnee Lonsdale: Under the Shell

    In this solo exhibition, Tahnee Lonsdale presents 12 large oil paintings, produced this year, that provide a meditative and emotive space in which to consider embodiment, togetherness and loss

  • Walter Price: Pearl Lines

    Price’s works reflect the instability and unpredictability of our times, with the themes of race and Covid running through much of the work, but it is nevertheless an exuberant show

  • Unearthed: Photography’s Roots

    The first major exhibition of photography at the Dulwich Picture Gallery uses nature as a lens to examine the science, history and culture of the medium, while asking what is a ‘picture’ in the 21st century?

  • The Botanical Mind: Art, Mysticism and the Cosmic Tree

    Taking our relationship with plants as its starting point, Camden Art Centre’s ambitious exhibition, now visitable as a digital platform, explores centuries of interconnection between physical, psychic and spiritual worlds

  • Esther Teichmann: ‘My work explores our relationship to the maternal, thinking about the mother as first lover’

    The artist talks about the inspiration of watery places, lockdown at her parents’ home and how motherhood has changed her as an artist

  • Formafantasma: Cambio

    From an ancient forest to an Ikea stool, from musical instruments to makeup brushes, Andrea Trimarchi and Simone Farresin show the effect on trees of our insatiable desire for new designs

  • Junya Ishigami’s Serpentine Pavilion

    Perhaps this is an idea that looked good on paper, but with its dark slate roof and unstable-looking structure, Junya Ishigami’s pavilion is oppressive and unwelcoming

  • Issy Wood: All The Rage

    Wood’s tragicomic paintings explore the apathetic alienation symptomatic of a networked, throwaway society, in which our understanding of ‘self’ is determined through the consumption of goods and images

  • Dulwich Pavilion 2019: The Colour Palace

    The Colour Palace is a monumental temporary pavilion by artist Yinka Ilori and architects Pricegore, bringing the heat and vibrant hues of Nigerian markets and mosques to the Sir John Soane-designed Dulwich Picture Gallery. But does it do more than…