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Join Holtermann Fine Art for the opening reception of Ahmed Umar's exhibition 'Glowing Phalanges'. 

The show emerges from Umar’s experience of growing up between two Islamic traditions: Sufism in Sudan, where his family originates and Wahhabism in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, where he was raised. 

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Join KRUPA for Yijia Wu's performance 'Two Houses' on the occasion of the group exhibition 'The desert wind will salt your ruins'.

In this performance, Wu will stage two parallel acts of making and unmaking to explore how memory is shaped. The work reflects the artist’s experience of living across countries, where building new memories in one place can gradually blur those once lived in another.

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Join Waddington Custot for the opening reception of the exhibition 'Jean Dubuffet: The Last 10 Years'.

The show brings together a selection of paintings from the radical final chapter of his career. Dubuffet remained remarkably productive right up to the end of his life, creating works that push artistic boundaries and challenge the way we see the world.

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Join Amanda Wilkinson for a tour of Andrew Heard's exhibition 'I Want To Be Good' with curator Dominic Johnson. 

Heard’s post-pop paintings of the 1980s and early 1990s often integrated ‘low’ cultural references from British and American TV, film and music hall, with biting, sardonic or sad textual components. 

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Join Niru Ratnam for the opening reception of Keith Piper’s exhibition.

A founding figure in the emergence of Black British art in the early 1980s, Piper's practice examines how histories are constructed, how identities are framed, and how systems of power whether cultural, political, or technological, shape lived experience.

A selection of Sri Lankan snacks and rosé will be served.