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Exhibitions
Over 120 of London’s leading contemporary galleries are coming together for London Gallery Weekend. Browse the list of exhibitions here.-
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Out and About: Prunella Clough paintings from the 1980s and 1990s
Out and About is an exhibition of seventeen paintings by the painter Prunella Clough (b.1919, London, d. 1999, London); included in the selection of work is Out and About (1993).... -
[KEEP AS TEMPLATE] Alfredo Jaar: 50 Years Later
Cecilia Brunson Projects is pleased to present a solo exhibition by Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar (b.1956), in collaboration with Goodman Gallery. Alfredo Jaar: 50 Years Later marks the time passed... -
Coming Through the Doors
Edel Assanti presents an exhibition of three paintings on quilt by Lonnie Holley, inaugurating our new St James’s gallery, coinciding with the artist’s Inserzioni commission at Castello di Rivoli, Turin,... -
Scene XVII: pity this busy monster
We live in difficult times, defined by anxiety, disorientation, and the uneasy sense that what we once knew and trusted now generates dread. This drift from the known into the... -
Amed Umar: Glowing Phalanges
Holtermann Fine Art presents Glowing Phalanges, a solo exhibition by Ahmed Umar. Ahmed Umar is a Sudanese cross-disciplinary artist based in Oslo, Norway. Glowing Phalanges forms part of his ongoing... -
The desert wind will salt your ruins
A mineral with use spanning millennia, salt today remains mostly hidden in kitchen cupboards, its once-precious rarity long forgotten in favour of widespread use beyond human consumption. Before being sealed... -
Heft
Heft is Joseph’s first large-scale exhibition in the UK, created in response to her research following sheep across Scotland. In this exhibition Joseph draws on her Indian-American upbringing to illustrate... -
Hybridity and Belonging in Contemporary Art
Sundaram Tagore Gallery is pleased to present Hybridity and Belonging in Contemporary Art, the inaugural exhibition of our new multilevel London gallery. Bringing together an international group of artists from... -
Diaphanous
Diaphanous brings together artists from the diasporas of South Asia and Middle East, whose practices operate at the threshold between psychological interiority and the external, social world. The paintings, sculptures... -
Shimmer
piloto pardo is pleased to announce Shimmer, the first solo exhibition by Giles Thackway in London. The exhibition presents a series of photo-sculptural works documenting traces of petroleum on asphalt,... -
The Golem Rises
In The Golem Rises, Serena Korda’s second solo exhibition at Cooke Latham Gallery the artist explores the transformative power of motherhood and the wild, elemental energy of creation while acknowledging... -
Fear of Falling
Public Gallery is pleased to present Fear of Falling, the first UK solo exhibition by Chicago-born, London-based artist Russell Perkins. His practice examines the increasing financialization of culture, considering how... -
Modern Figures
Modern Figures brings together a group of artists who have redefined the human figure in British art across the last hundred years. Though distinct in sensibility, the artists will be... -
Jason Dodge
Sylvia Kouvali is pleased to present new work by American artist Jason Dodge (b. 1969, lives in Møn, Denmark). This marks the artist’s first exhibition in London since 2008 and... -
Tjukurpa : Songlines Season XXXVIII
For our XXXVIII Songlines Season, the Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery is thrilled to present the work of contemporary Indigenous Australian artist Gabriella Possum. This marks a powerful moment thirty five... -
A Journey Into The Unknown
Haricot Gallery is pleased to present the third iteration of A Journey into the Unknown a group show bringing together ten abstract painters based in the United Kingdom. In June... -
From Below
SLQS Gallery presents From Below, Beverley Duckworth’s first solo exhibition. From Below is a quiet unfolding that positions seeds as agents of disruption, emergence, and subtle resistance. The exhibition centres... -
I would prefer not to
I would prefer not to is the first solo exhibition by Samir Laghouati-Rashwan, that concludes a year-long research period carried out in Houston during his residency at Villa Albertine. His... -
Breaking Down Realities
Breaking Down Realities reviews the notion of 'value': ethical, political, economic, emotional, and environmental, in relation to the infrastructures of coloniality and the flows of global capital, between the African... -
CHAOS CARRY ME GENTLY
'The work has evolved as exercises of surrender. Letting go of outdated beliefs and the fear of not being in control, and to trust in a power beyond that which... -
Solaris
For his third solo exhibition at the gallery, Oscar Santillán will present one his largest installations Solaris, a series of 35 photographs of the Atacama Desert, taken with a photographic... -
Refrain / 复沓
White Cube presents the first exhibition in the UK by Beijing-based artist Shao Fan (also known as Yu Han, b. 1964), opening on 22 May at Mason’s Yard. Deeply engaged... -
Response to a Request (or spasm of the soul)
Response to a Request (or spasm of the soul) brings together paintings, drawings, sculptures and text that consider what happens when artistic production is shaped by pressures that are not... -
Holding Patterns
Vardaxoglou is pleased to present Holding Patterns, a solo exhibition of paintings from 1982 to 1989 by Thérèse Oulton, the first woman to be nominated for the Turner Prize. It... -
The Fugitive Marvels of Sunset
Maureen Paley is pleased to present The Fugitive Marvels of Sunset, the fifth solo exhibition of Paul P. at the gallery. For over 25 years, the foundation of the artist’s... -
The Enchantment of Reason
Josh Lilley is thrilled to present The Enchantment of Reason, a solo exhibition by Rachel Maclean (b. 1987, Edinburgh, Scotland). Drawing parallels between today’s AI boom and the Industrial Revolution,... -
Bring Me Men
NıCOLETTı is delighted to present Bring Me Men, the first solo exhibition by London-based, American artist Gray Wielebinski (b. 1991, Dallas, TX) at the gallery, following NıCOLETTı’s solo presentation by... -
Rheydt NOW
Sprovieri is pleased to present Rheydt NOW, Gregor Schneider’s first solo exhibition at the gallery. The exhibition centres on Haus u r (1985–present), an ongoing Gesamtkunstwerk—a project that, in a... -
Candace Hill-Montgomery
Hollybush Gardens is pleased to present the first UK solo show by New York based artist Candace Hill-Montgomery (b.1945 Queens, New York; lives and works in Bridgehampton, New York), whose... -
From the other end of the hallway
Workplace is pleased to present From the other end of the hallway a group exhibition including works by Jimmy DeSana, Philip-Lorca DiCorcia, William Etty, George Grosz, Maria Lassnig, Tony Morgan,... -
The Familiars
Pilar Corrias is pleased to present a solo exhibition by American painter Kat Lyons (b. 1991, Louisville, KY), following her recent US institutional debut at Marquez Art Projects, Miami. The... -
I'm Already an Actor
Albion Jeune is pleased to present I'm Already an Actor, an exhibition of new work by Fin Simonetti (b. 1985, Vancouver), displaying stone sculpture alongside Simonetti's first exhibition of paintings.... -
The Sky in the Cave
Thaddaeus Ropac London is pleased to present The Sky in the Cave, an exhibition of new works by London- and Paris-based artist Oliver Beer, coinciding with London Gallery Weekend. Bringing... -
No Vehicles
Alma Pearl is pleased to announce No Vehicles, a solo exhibition of new work by London–based Nigerian American artist Unyimeabasi Udoh (b. 1996, USA). Udoh is an artist working at... -
Sertraline
Workplace is pleased to present Sertraline, a new body of paintings by Wang Pei that explore how emotion and identity are shaped under pressure. Borrowing its title from a widely... -
EAT AN EGGPLANT
'Perhaps I’m trying to make my paintings look like my impulse to paint them.' - Ida Ekblad, 2023. Galerie Max Hetzler, London, is pleased to announce EAT AN EGGPLANT an... -
It murmurs
Palmer Gallery is pleased to announce It murmurs, a solo exhibition of new work by Carolina Aguirre (b.1990, Chile). Aguirre is an interdisciplinary artist based in London. Her practice explores... -
Leap
Maureen Paley is pleased to present Leap, the first exhibition of Delaine Le Bas at the gallery. Her work spans objects, environments, textiles, costumes, and performances, occupying the intersection of... -
Comrades, Sleep Faster!
Soup is delighted to present the gallery’s twentieth exhibition, Ted Le Swer’s solo exhibition Comrades, Sleep Faster!. Le Swer (b. 1995, Nottingham) is a British artist living and working in...
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Nicoletti: Artist Studio Visit
Sunday 7 June | Time: 11amJoin Nicoletti for a studio visit with artist Ana Viktoria Dzinic in London E2 (full address will be shared upon booking).
Ahead of Dzinic's second solo exhibition at the gallery, opening in September 2026, and her solo presentation at Frieze London 2026, this event offers the opportunity to visit the artist's studio with Camille Houzé, Nicoletti's Director.
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Tiwani Contemporary: Extended Opening
Friday 5 June | Time: 6-8pmJoin Tiwani Contemporary for an extended opening of the group exhibition 'Breaking Down Realities'.
The show reviews the notion of 'value': ethical, political, economic, emotional, and environmental, in relation to the infrastructures of coloniality and the flows of global capital, between the African continent and the rest of the world.
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Ab-Anbar: Opening Reception
Thursday 4 June | Time: 6pmJoin Ab-Anbar for the opening reception of the group exhibition 'Parallel Modernisms: Rome—Tehran'.
The show explores interconnected modernisms forged through cultural exchanges between Italy and Iran prior to the 1979 revolution, featuring renowned Iranian and Italian artists in dialogue.
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Frith Street Gallery: Artist Walkthrough
Saturday 6 June | Time: 12pm & 3pm
Join Frith Street Gallery for a walkthrough with artist John Riddy on the occasion of his exhibition 'Winter Landscape'.
Riddy's previous images of London focused on the stillness and permanence of surfaces and architecture, avoiding the inclusion of people and movement. By contrast, in 'Winter Landscape', Riddy frames and includes temporal elements that traditionally make up a wider landscape view. -
Soup: Artist Walkthrough
Saturday 6 June | Time: 2pm
Join Soup for a walkthrough with artist Ted Le Swer on the occasion of his exhibition 'Comrades, Sleep Faster!'.
The show borrows its title from Ilf and Petrov’s 1920s Soviet satirical text on speed, efficiency, and the promise of a radiant future. 'Comrades, Sleep Faster!' serves as a quiet call to action, a rehearsal to inhabit the latent traces images leave behind, through which time is accumulated, measured and performed.
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Curated Routes
Discover our 2026 Curated Routes: online itineraries by leading art world figures and notable Londoners to help you explore exhibitions across the city!-
Alice Hattrick
Author This route threads together artists who work with fragments. These artists treat the archive as partial or damaged, where gaps and silences become sites of possibility and resistance. Their work... -
Alex Margo Arden
Artist My route for London Gallery Weekend begins at Vardaxoglou in Soho where they are presenting a solo exhibition of works by Thérèse Oulton, whose shattered landscape abstractions, for me, capture... -
Sumayya Vally
Architect In a time that feels increasingly uncertain, I find myself returning to how we make home: deliberately, collectively, through community. My studio’s neighbourhood is built with a set of relationships... -
Giles Deacon
Designer and Creative Director This route, which can be enjoyed on foot, is one I often take. It begins quietly, in Mount St Gardens. Sheltered by Mayfair’s iconic red brick mansions, the garden’s microclimate... -
Sally Tallant
Curator This route travels westward from Bethnal Green to Mayfair. Along the way, I highlight exhibitions by exciting artists. -
Missy Flynn
Entrepreneur I don’t make it across the river as much as I would like. No shade to the South, I’m just a creature of habit and routine. This route is a... -
Kelly Lee Owens
Producer, songwriter, and vocalist I tend to move through London the way I build tracks, intuitively, following feeling rather than structure. This route follows a path through galleries I return to, alongside spaces where...
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Ab-Anbar
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ai. gallery
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Albion Jeune
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Alice Amati
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Alison Jacques
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ALMA PEARL
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Amanda Wilkinson
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Ames Yavuz
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Annely Juda Fine Art
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ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY
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Ben Hunter
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Bernheim
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Blue Shop Gallery
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Bluerider ART
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Canopy Collections
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Cecilia Brunson Projects
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Cedric Bardawil
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Cooke Latham Gallery
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Copperfield
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Cristea Roberts Gallery
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David Zwirner
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DES BAINS
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Edel Assanti
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Edel Assanti - Bury St
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Elizabeth Xi Bauer
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Emalin: Helmet Row
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Emalin: The Clerk's House
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Flowers Gallery
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Frith Street Gallery
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Gagosian Burlington Arcade
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Gagosian Grosvenor Hill
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Galerie Max Hetzler
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Gallery 1957
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Gazelli Art House
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General Assembly
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Goodman Gallery
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GRIMM
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Grosvenor Gallery
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Hales Gallery
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Hannah Barry Gallery
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Haricot Gallery
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Harlesden High Street
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Hauser & Wirth
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Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert
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Herald St
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Herald St | Museum St
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Hollybush Gardens
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Holtermann Fine Art
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Ilenia
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IMT Gallery
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Indigo+Madder
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IONE & MANN
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Josh Lilley
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Kate MacGarry
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Kearsey & Gold
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Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
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Krupa
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LAMB Gallery
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Larkin Durey
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LBF Contemporary
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Lehmann Maupin
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Levy Gorvy Dayan
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Lisson Gallery Bell Street
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Lisson Gallery Lisson Street
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Luxembourg + Co.
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Lyndsey Ingram
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MASSIMODECARLO
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Matt Carey-Williams
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Maureen Paley
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Maureen Paley
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Maureen Paley: Studio M
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Maximillian William
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Modern Art
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mother’s tankstation
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Nahmad Projects
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New Art Projects
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Nicoletti
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Niru Ratnam
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No.9 Cork Street
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NORITO
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Opera Gallery
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Pace Gallery
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Pale Horse
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Palmer Gallery
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Patrick Heide Contemporary Art
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Perrotin
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Pi Artworks
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Pilar Corrias Conduit Street
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Pilar Corrias Savile Row
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piloto pardo
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Pipeline
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Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
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PM/AM
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Public Gallery
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Rebecca Hossack Art Gallery
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Richard Saltoun Gallery
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Rose Easton
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Sadie Coles HQ Bury Street
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Sadie Coles HQ Kingly Street
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Sadie Coles HQ Savile Row
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Sadie Coles HQ The Shop
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Seventeen
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Sid Motion Gallery
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Sim Smith
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SLQS Gallery
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Soft Opening
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Soup
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Sprovieri
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Sprüth Magers
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Studio/Chapple
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Sundaram Tagore Gallery
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Thaddaeus Ropac
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The Approach
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The Mayor Gallery
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The Sunday Painter
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Thomas Dane Gallery
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Timothy Taylor
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TINA
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Tiwani Contemporary
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Union Pacific
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Vardaxoglou Gallery
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Victoria Miro
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Vigo Gallery
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Waddington Custot
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White Cube Mason's Yard
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William Hine
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Workplace
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Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
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Partners
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