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Exhibitions
Over 150 of London’s leading contemporary galleries will come together for London Gallery Weekend, offering special events, late night openings & more. Browse the list of upcoming exhibitions here.-
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SAUCISSON
'SAUCISSON' — is an absurdist and unapologetically risqué premise for a group show that looks at the soft boundaries between the semiotics of desire, masculinity and consumption. The exhibitors, working... -
To Bend the Ear of the Outer World
Gagosian is pleased to announce 'To Bend the Ear of the Outer World: Conversations on contemporary abstract painting', an exhibition of new and recent works by more than forty artists... -
Chippies
Alex Katz Less than six months away from his 2022 retrospective at The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York, Alex Katz is a towering figure in contemporary art, internationally recognized for... -
Callum Innes
Frith Street Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of new paintings by Callum Innes. This is the artist’s tenth solo show at the gallery. One of the most respected... -
Ian McKeever: Gerlinde
HackelBury is pleased to present ' Gerlinde' , a solo exhibition of new work by Royal Academician Ian McKeever. This new body of work, his most personal to date, is... -
Lee Miller: Nurses
The Fitzrovia Chapel is proud to announce our exhibition Lee Miller: Nurses held in conjunction with the Lee Miller Archives, and forming part of our ongoing cultural programme relating to... -
There is Nothing Here
Sprovieri is delighted to present 'There is Nothing Here', Francesco Arena’s fourth solo exhibition at the Gallery. The title of the exhibition, ironically, suggests that there is nothing present, but... -
Hardcore
Opening in May 2023, 'Hardcore' is a group exhibition including 18 artists’ whose works centre on the power dynamics of sex, the diverse nature of intimacy, and our reaction to... -
Echoecho
Sim Smith is pleased to present 'Echoecho' the second solo show with the gallery by Jonathan McCree. For the first time the artist will transform the gallery into an encounter... -
Life in the rubbles
gallery rosenfeld is delighted to be hosting the second solo exhibition of the Indian artist Girjesh Kumar Singh. Singh bases all his sculptures from his scavenging amidst the rubble of... -
Avis Newman
Maureen Paley is pleased to announce a new exhibition by artist Avis Newman. This will be her second exhibition with the gallery and her first exhibition at Maureen Paley, 60... -
From a Private Collection
HackelBury Fine Art, London is pleased to present the exhibition From a Private Collection a group of photographs acquired by one collector over a decade, celebrating the work of some... -
Conversations on Tomorrow
Ali Kazim, Anju Dodiya, Atul Dodiya, KM Madhusudhanan, Mithu Sen, Mrinalini Mukherjee, Prabhakar Pachpute, Radhika Khimji and Simryn Gill Four Indian galleries, Chemould Prescott Road, Mumbai; Experimenter, Kolkata; Jhaveri Contemporary, Mumbai & Vadehra Art Gallery, New Delhi present a collaborative exhibition, Conversations on Tomorrow, at Sadie Coles Gallery –... -
Indexing the Nature: From Near and Far Away
Gallery Baton presents Indexing the Nature: From Near and Far Away, a group exhibition featuring selected works of 11 artists from 5-23 May at No.9 Cork Street, Mayfair, London. This... -
A change (would do you good)
Natalia González Martín Natalia González Martín b. 1995, Madrid. Lives and works in London, UK. -
Art Is Not Human
Seth Price Seth Price has rarely shown in the UK; this exhibition marks his first solo gallery presentation in London since his film and video survey at the ICA London in 2017.... -
Roger Holtom Preludio
Painting the Mu(sic) Francesca Fiumano and Andrés Clase are delighted to present a solo exhibition of a new body of work British artist Roger Holtom. From his glorious studio in the hills above... -
Song to the Siren
Rafał Zajko Cooke Latham Gallery is delighted to announce Song to the Siren, a solo exhibition by Polish artist Rafał Zajko. At the core of Rafał Zajko’s practice lies a belief in... -
The Foothills of Pleasure
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One that includes myth
Goodman Gallery presents ' One that includes myth' , a group exhibition about alternative storytelling practices expressed through meditative approaches to materiality. The exhibition draws inspiration from a statement made... -
Southern Somebodies
The Gallery of Everything presents 'Southern Somebodies' , a curated response to and visual expansion of the 'Souls grown deep' exhibition currently on view at the Royal Academy in London.... -
Jacqueline Humphries
Modern Art is pleased to Jacqueline Humphries’ fifth solo exhibition with the gallery. Over the past four decades, Jacqueline Humphries has been working through the question of what contemporary abstract... -
Tangled toes, twisted ears
Anousha Payne & Laila Tara H Public Gallery is pleased to present 'Tangled toes, twisted ears', a duo exhibition by London based artists Anousha Payne and Laila Tara H. Through a new body of work created... -
Lotus-Eaters
Shailee Mehta & Caroline Wong indigo+madder is thrilled to present Lotus-Eaters, an exhibition that brings together new paintings by Shailee Mehta and Caroline Wong. Both artists paint women - either playful portraits in intimate interior... -
Addendum
Walead Beshty Typically, Beshty’s work would defy the idea of any additions, footnotes, addenda or appendixes. Often characterised as a ‘continuum’, it offers an almost perfectly tautological and literal representation of art-making... -
Dancing in the Sky, Waiting for the Sunset
Bárbara Alegre Dancing in the Sky, Waiting for the Sunset is the first UK solo exhibition by Spanish artist Bárbara Alegre. The artist shares an intimate and deeply personal body of work... -
Meeting
Vadehra Art Gallery is pleased to present a solo exhibition by celebrated post-modernist Arpita Singh titled 'Meeting', featuring a curated body of canvases, watercolours and drawings, on view at No.9... -
Suzan Frecon
Recent paintings, oil and water David Zwirner is pleased to present new work by American artist Suzan Frecon at the gallery’s 24 Grafton Street location, marking her eighth solo exhibition with the gallery and the... -
The Intruder's Lot
Hollybush Gardens is pleased to announce 'The Intruder's Lot', a solo exhibition of new work by Bruno Pacheco. Spread across the gallery, several large-scale works show compositions and motifs that... -
Soft Whispers
Hawazin Al-Otaibi Coinciding with spring’s climax, Saudi artist Hawazin Al-Otaibi will present at Harlesden High Street her solo show Soft Whispers, featuring new works from her painting series “Softboi”. This body of... -
A Brief Window
MASSIMODECARLO is delighted to announce 'A Brief Window', late artist Matthew Wong's first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom, premiering a collection of ink on rice paper works created between... -
Go Bang
Max Wade presents 'Go Bang', a brand-new body of work in which he employs abstraction to produce images that conjure up specific times or places. Wade covers the fresh paint... -
Can’t See the Forest for the Trees
Jack Bell Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Rodel Tapaya, 'Can’t See the Forest for the Trees'. This will be the artist's first solo show... -
What Birds Plunge Through is not The Intimate Space
Guts Gallery is excited to present 'What Birds Plunge Through is not The Intimate Space', a solo show by Victoria Cantons which explores themes of desire, loss, time and the... -
Qian Wu: Black and Blue
3812 Gallery London presents Qian Wu's 'Black and Blue', the artist’s first solo exhibition of paintings in London, a blend of Eastern and Western influences. Born in Xiamen, China, in... -
Mother and Thistle
Seline Burn With prickly stems and spiky leaves, you can see her standing dried and dark brown in the field enduring the winter. The thistle, is a flower known for her repellence,... -
Christina Mackie
In her exhibition at Herald St, Christina Mackie will continue her investigations into colour and materiality with new large-scale watercolours and ceramic 'Tokens'. -
Astropriest
The Astropriest, the lead character and namesake of Catinca Malaimare's exhibition, is elusive. Disguised behind a baptismal name that flaunts him as a theatrical, sculptural and satirical vessel in which... -
Battle Royale II: Pantheon of Champions
Gallery 1957 London is delighted to present 'Battle Royale II: Pantheon of Champions' a new solo exhibition by British-Ghanaian artist Godfried Donkor (b. 1964, Kumasi, Ghana), following a residency with...
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Stephen Friedman Gallery: Private View
Wednesday 31 May | Time: 6-8pmJoin Stephen Friedman Gallery for the private view of Sasha Gordon’s first solo exhibition in Europe 'The Flesh Disappears, But Continues To Ache'.
Gordon paints surreal, anthropomorphic versions of herself in hyper-realistic detail. The artist uses these doppelgängers to explore the complexity of her identity as a young, queer, Asian-American woman.
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Mamoth Contemporary: Opening reception of The Colour of Pomegranates
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Herald St: Opening Reception
Thursday 2 June | Time: 6-8pmJoin Herald St | Museum St for the opening of Cary Kwok's solo exhibition at the gallery.
The show will feature a suite of acrylic and ink paintings, encased in artist’s frames. Kwok’s new body of work departs from the humour and homoerotic scenes of his earlier drawings, presenting instead quiet moments suffused with tenderness. Still lifes of cigarettes and toothbrushes, portraits of gazing men, and vistas of rolling gradiant skies are each allotted the same level of attention and presence. Vibrant and gently glowing, these warm vignettes are loaded with memories both intimate and poignant.
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Ben Hunter: Private View
Friday 2 June | Time: 6-8pmJoin Ben Hunter for a private view of Natalia Romik's first solo exhibition in the UK.
The exhibition will include one sculpture from Romik’s formative exhibition, 'Hideouts', presented at Zachęta, Warsaw and TRAFO, Szczecin in Poland in 2022, as well as 'Jad', a nomadic platform for urban protest created by Romik as an experimental intervention into the problems of post-Jewish properties in Poland.
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Sadie Coles HQ: Lawrence Lek in conversation with Jamie Sutcliffe
Saturday 3 June | Time: 2pmLimited capacity. RSVP essential
On the occasion of London Gallery Weekend 2023, join Lawrence Lek in conversation with writer and editor Jamie Sutcliffe at Sadie Coles HQ's Davies Street gallery on Saturday, 3 June 2023, 2pm.
The conversation is presented as part of 'Black Cloud Highway', Lawrence Lek’s second solo exhibition at Sadie Coles HQ, is a new site-specific iteration of Lek’s CGI-film 'Black Cloud' – the subject of the 4th VH AWARD Grand Prix – at the gallery’s Davies Street location in Mayfair. The work is the latest episode in his continuously expanding Sinofuturist universe, following his feature-length science fiction musical 'AIDOL', shown at the gallery in 2019.
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Performance Programme 2023
London Gallery Weekend and UP Projects have selected Nicole Bachmann, Li Hei Di and Minh Lan Tran for this year's Performance Programme.
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Curated Routes
Navigate London Gallery Weekend via a series of curated routes by leading art world figures.-
Larry Achiampong
Artist I hope that the galleries tour I've picked out for you here will also lead you winding your way through this city. Explore on your way, the best of London... -
Live Curated Routes: Fitzrovia
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Live Curated Routes: Bermondsey
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Conrad Shawcross
Artist This curated route around Soho and Mayfair explores a selection of exciting contemporary sculpture exhibitions. -
Live Curated Routes: Bethnal Green
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Nicholas Cullinan
Director, National Portrait Gallery My curated route focusses on galleries participating in 'Portrait Mode', an unprecedented collaboration with more than 100 organisations across London, the UK and the world foregrounding portraiture and celebrating the... -
Live Curated Routes: St. James's & Mayfair
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Gilbert & George
Artists Gilbert & George’s No Galleries London Gallery Weekend. -
Beth Bate
Director, Dundee Contemporary Arts From Bethnal Green, to Central London, all the way Peckham, this route takes you across the city ending with a cocktail with a view at Frank's Cafe. -
Dr Samantha Lackey
Director, Liverpool Biennial I’d like to start by visiting exhibitions by some brilliant women artists. -
Justine Simons OBE
Deputy Mayor for Culture & the Creative Industries First things first; head to Monmouth Coffee Company at Borough Market for one of the finest cups of coffee London has to offer. You might have to queue for a... -
Rejina Pyo
Creative Director of London based brand Rejina Pyo I'm delighted to share with you my recommendations for London Gallery Weekend. There are so many to choose from, but I would like to highlight a few personal favourites. [Read... -
Live Curated Routes: Peckham
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Cedric Fauq
Chief curator at CAPC musee d'art contemporain de Bordeaux, France Starting in Lambeth this route includes a little spin around Mayfair before ending in Harlesden. -
Aaron Cezar
Curator and Founding Director of Delfina Foundation My tour connects several pockets of galleries in the East End with pit stops for food and refreshments, as well as optional extensions to nearby non-profits. To optimise my tour,... -
Jessica Vaughan
Senior Curator, Art on the Underground I'd start at Bosse & Baum in Peckham, where I’m excited to see Kateřina Šedá’s exhibition, she uses collective action to reflect on social spaces, and hasn’t exhibited in... -
Live Curated Routes: Cambridge Heath
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Margot Henderson OBE
Co-founder of Rochelle Canteen and Executive Chef of the soon to open The Three Horseshoes My route will take you across the city to some of my favourite exhibitions during London Gallery Weekend. -
Katy Hessel
Art Historian, curator, podcaster, and founder of @thegreatwomenartists In true Great Women Artist style, my route for London Gallery Weekend will take you on a journey across the city to see some of the most exciting women artists... -
Salma Tuqan
Director, Nottingham Contemporary True to London-style commuting, my route brings you from East to West, ending up North - all in one afternoon. -
Bettina Korek
CEO of Serpentine It’s lovely that a walk to see contemporary art in London can include a stroll through the city’s incredible Royal Parks, as well—Regents and Green Park on the way to... -
Thomas J Price
Artist This route starts in East London, travels through Central London and ends in South London, with pit stops along the way. -
Joe Elliott
Co-Managing Director, Artlogic My route will take us from Central to East, beginning in Mayfair and ending in Bethnal Green as we stop by to say hello to a few Artlogic clients along...
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2023 LGW Children's Guide
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3812 Gallery
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A.I. - Tenter Ground
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Ab-Anbar
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ALICE BLACK
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Alison Jacques
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ALMINE RECH
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Amanda Wilkinson
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ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY
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Arcade
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Belmacz
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Ben Brown Fine Arts
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Ben Hunter
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Bosse & Baum
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Bowman Sculpture
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Brooke Benington
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Cardi Gallery
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Castor
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Cecilia Brunson Projects
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Cooke Latham Gallery
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Copperfield
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Corvi-Mora
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Darren Flook
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Dellasposa Gallery
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domobaal
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Doyle Wham
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Edel Assanti
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Emalin
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FOLD
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Frith Street Gallery
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Gagosian Davies Street
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Gagosian Grosvenor Hill
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Gagosian Shop Burlington Arcade
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Galerie Max Hetzler
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Gallery 1957
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gallery rosenfeld
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Gazelli Art House
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Goodman Gallery
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greengrassi
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GRIMM
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Grosvenor Gallery
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GROVE
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GROVE EAST
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Guts Gallery
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HackelBury Fine Art
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Hales Gallery
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Hannah Barry 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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indigo+madder
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Jack Bell Gallery
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JD Malat Gallery
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Josh Lilley
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Kate MacGarry
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Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
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LAMB Gallery
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Lisson Gallery Bell Street
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Lisson Gallery Lisson Street
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Lungley Gallery
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Luxembourg + Co.
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Maddox Gallery
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MAMOTH
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Marlborough
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MASSIMODECARLO
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Maureen Paley
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Maureen Paley: Studio M
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Maximillian William
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Mazzoleni, London - Torino
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Michael Werner Gallery
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Modern Art Bury Street
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Modern Art Helmet Row
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mother’s tankstation
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Nicoletti
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No.9 Cork Street
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OMNI
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Opera Gallery
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Outernet Arts
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Pace Gallery
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Patrick Heide Contemporary Art
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Phillida Reid
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Pi Artworks
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Pilar Corrias Eastcastle Street
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Pilar Corrias Savile Row
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Pipeline
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Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
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Project Native Informant
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Public Gallery
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RHODES
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Richard Saltoun Gallery
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Rodeo
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Rose Easton
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Saatchi Yates
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Sadie Coles HQ Bury Street
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Sadie Coles HQ Davies Street
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Sadie Coles HQ Kingly Street
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Sadie Coles HQ The Shop
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Seventeen
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Sherbet Green
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Shtager&Shch
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Sid Motion Gallery
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Sim Smith
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Simon Lee
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Skarstedt
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Soft Opening
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South Parade
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SPROVIERI
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Sprüth Magers
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Stephen Friedman Gallery
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Stern Pissarro Gallery
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studio/chapple
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Sundy
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Tabula Rasa Gallery
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TAFETA
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Thaddaeus Ropac
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The Approach
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The Gallery of Everything
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The Sunday Painter
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Thomas Dane Gallery
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Timothy Taylor
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TJ Boulting
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Union Pacific
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Unit London
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Vardaxoglou Gallery
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Victoria Miro
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VITRINE Bermondsey
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VITRINE Fitzrovia
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Waddington Custot
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White Cube Mason's Yard
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WORKPLACE
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Xxijra Hii
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Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
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ZÉRUÌ
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The Guardian
June 1, 2023 From Chris Ofili’s latest paintings to some seriously hardcore sculpture, the capital’s finest galleries have united to offer a public art extravaganza: Chris Ofili at Victoria Miro The Seven Deadly... -
Financial Times
June 17, 2023 Since its launch two years ago, London Gallery Weekend has grown up fast. The original handful of galleries has expanded into more than 150, from the big names to the... -
Financial Times
June 1, 2023 The third London Gallery Weekend runs between June 2 and June 4 and, with 123 galleries participating in 135 venues across town this year, is the biggest free-to-visit gallery event... -
Artforum
June 8, 2023 Kate Sutton around Amsterdam and London Art Weekends MORE THAN THREE YEARS after the pandemic brought the international art world screeching to a halt, we’re still figuring out how to...
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