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2-4 June 2023
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  • LGW x UP PROJECTS: Performance by Mandy El-Sayegh

    LGW x UP PROJECTS: Performance by Mandy El-Sayegh

    London-based artist Mandy El-Sayegh has been selected for London Gallery Weekend’s first public art performance, in partnership with UP Projects for her proposal The Minimum.

     

    Created in collaboration with choreographer Alethia Antonia and composer Lily Oakes, this new work centres around an installation and performance that invites people in different publi...

    London-based artist Mandy El-Sayegh has been selected for London Gallery Weekend’s first public art performance, in partnership with UP Projects for her proposal The Minimum.

     

    Created in collaboration with choreographer Alethia Antonia and composer Lily Oakes, this new work centres around an installation and performance that invites people in different public locations across the city to consider how bodies make themselves visible within certain sets of restrictions.

     

    The performance is free to attend and open to all and will take place three times during London Gallery Weekend across the different focal areas, Central London, South London and East London. 

     

    Performance 1 | Friday 13 May, 16:00 – 16:30
    St James's Church Piccadilly, London W1J 9LL
    Nearest Underground: Piccadilly Circus and Green Park

     

    Performance 2 | Saturday 14 May, 14:00 – 15:00

    The performance will be followed by an in-conversation event with Mandy El-Sayegh and Alethia Antonia moderated by Zoe Whitley, Director Chisenhale Gallery
    Peckham Library Square, London SE15 5JT
    Nearest Overground / Rail: Peckham Rye Station

     

    Performance 3 | Sunday 15 May, 14:00 – 14:30
    Allen Gardens, London E1 5AT
    Nearest Overground: Shoreditch High Street

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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.
    • Surf ‘n’ Turf, Francis Upritchard

      Surf ‘n’ Turf

      Francis Upritchard This new installation features a series of sea and land creatures occupying an unspecified landscape. The sculptures are made from balata or cast in bronze. Balata is a natural rubber,...
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    • Soft Whispers, Hawazin Al-Otaibi

      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...
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    • The Toxic Camera, Jane and Louise Wilson

      The Toxic Camera

      Jane and Louise Wilson Maureen Paley is pleased to announce a new exhibition The Toxic Camera by Jane and Louise Wilson presented across our two London spaces. The Wilson twins have been working together...
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    • Song to the Siren, Rafał Zajko

      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...
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    • Rainbow Sky, Amy Lincoln

      Rainbow Sky

      Amy Lincoln Taymour Grahne Projects is pleased to present Rainbow Sky, a solo exhibition by NYC-based artist Amy Lincoln, opening on May 7 between 4-7pm at the Holland Park space (10 Portland...
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    • Cuts, Reginald Sylvester II

      Cuts

      Reginald Sylvester II We are pleased to present CUTS, a new suite of works on paper by Reginald Sylvester II. In these recent works, the expectation of a linear, rectangular base for painting...
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    • Adventures in Fact, Meitao Qu

      Adventures in Fact

      Meitao Qu Adventures in Fact brings together a sculptural installation, a publication, and an AR experience to contemplate the visual economy of cultural narratives against the specificity of personal histories. From instant...
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    • Korakrit Arunanondchai & Alex Gvojic Songs for Living

      Korakrit Arunanondchai & Alex Gvojic Songs for Living

      Fire and heat provide modes of explanation in the most varied domains, because they have been for us the occasion for unforgettable memories, for simple and decisive personal experiences. Fire...
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    • The Last Man, Mauro C. Martinez

      The Last Man

      Mauro C. Martinez London, United Kingdom–Texas-based artist Mauro C. Martinez, acclaimed for his clever social commentary investigating meme-culture, presents his new solo exhibition The Last Man at Unit London. This unique presentation includes...
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    • THE BIRDS, Garrett Pruter

      THE BIRDS

      Garrett Pruter To coincide with the second edition of London Gallery Weekend, Trafalgar Avenue presents a solo exhibition of new work by Garrett Pruter. The exhibition centres around an ongoing work in...
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    • Drawn to remember, Mahesh Baliga

      Drawn to remember

      Mahesh Baliga “My paintings remind me why I remember something while looking at something else. My works contain the experience of looking. The curiosity of looking at a person, a person in...
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    • Tongue-tied, Oliver Clegg

      Tongue-tied

      Oliver Clegg The exhibition Tongue-tied features new and recent paintings by Clegg relating to several ongoing bodies of work. These include his iconic Happy Meal paintings, based on photographs of Happy Meal...
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    • Luchita Hurtado

      Luchita Hurtado

      Featuring previously unseen works from Hurtado’s Sky Skin series, this exhibition centres on the artist’s pursuit of the other worldly and a broader reflection on life and death. Beginning in...
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    • SPRING

      SPRING

      Ben Hunter is pleased to present SPRING, an exhibition of works by Nicole Coson, Barbara Hepworth, Kim Lim, Bridget Riley and Rachel Whiteread. The exhibition, which takes its name from...
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    • Transferred Memories (Work No Dey), Ludovic Nkoth

      Transferred Memories (Work No Dey)

      Ludovic Nkoth Born in Cameroon, Ludovic Nkoth (b.1994) moved to the United States at the age of 13, he now lives and works in New York. TRANSFERRED MEMORIES (WORK NO DEY) presents...
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    • undo undo undo, Vivien Zhang

      undo undo undo

      Vivien Zhang Pilar Corrias is pleased to present undo undo undo, Vivien Zhang’s first solo exhibition at Pilar Corrias. Zhang’s work demands a confrontation with the subjective ways that we attribute meaning...
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    • the knight divided, Richard Stone

      the knight divided

      Richard Stone Fluid sculptural forms evoke the wild, tumultuous movement of the sea or else, the uncanny stillness of a dense forest, both creating veil-like surfaces which alternately obscure and reveal the...
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    • Indexing the Nature: From Near and Far Away

      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...
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    • Corvus Cornix, Spotlight: Dylan Kraus

      Corvus Cornix

      Spotlight: Dylan Kraus Dylan Kraus is familiar with small-scale paintings that utilise dark mostly blue tones, and deep symbolism to channel his curiosity about the universe. Through Kraus' art, plenty of motifs in...
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    • My Reflection of You, Presented by Alexander Petalas and Russell Tovey

      My Reflection of You

      Presented by Alexander Petalas and Russell Tovey The Perimeter is proud to present My Reflection of You, a new group exhibition featuring contemporary works from two private collections. Alexander Petalas and Russell Tovey have selected works that...
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    • Jem Perucchini

      Jem Perucchini

      Chess has always exerted a magnetic - and at times unsettling - hold on many artists and literary figures. Chess pieces are tools of sorts, used in a game of...
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    • Of Seafaring Men, Lavar Munroe

      Of Seafaring Men

      Lavar Munroe Jack Bell Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by Lavar Munroe. 'Being the son of a seaman and having experienced trauma at sea at a young...
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    • GEORG KARL PFAHLER

      GEORG KARL PFAHLER

      Simon Lee Gallery is proud to announce German painter Georg Karl Pfahler's inaugural presentation in London, a comprehensive survey of defining works from throughout the artist's career. The exhibition showcases...
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    • Jeff Wall

      Jeff Wall

      White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Jeff Wall at Mason’s Yard. Comprising both new and earlier photographs spanning a twenty-year period, the selection foregrounds Wall’s...
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    • Messages from the 6th Dimension, Co-organised with Hilde Lynn Helphenstein

      Messages from the 6th Dimension

      Co-organised with Hilde Lynn Helphenstein Ideas that were meant to lull me to sleep woke me up. At night the man I sleep with listens to string theorists and mathematicians as a way to relax....
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    • Olivia Jia

      Olivia Jia

      Workplace is pleased to announce Olivia Jia’s first solo show with the gallery since announcing her representation in 2021. In this exhibition, Jia will present a new body of work...
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    • Charlotte Johannesson

      Charlotte Johannesson

      Charlotte Johannesson’s practice involves working with both the craft technology of the loom and the digital technology of computer programming, exploring their formal and conceptual connections. Her practice encompasses a...
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    • Hans Josephsohn

      Hans Josephsohn

      Throughout his career, Hans Josephsohn (1920 - 2012) sculpted the hu- man figure — a form which goes back millennia, hinting at a primal need. In various guises and poses,...
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    • Precious Pipeline, Shamiran Istifan

      Precious Pipeline

      Shamiran Istifan Precious Pipeline is dedicated to global systems of meaning: a response to sacredness, ‘the interconnectedness of things’, radical margins, rhizomatic communities, Instagram mutuals, and the preciousness of womanhood. Ribboned tightly...
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    • A Different Landscape , Sumie García

      A Different Landscape

      Sumie García At a time when roaring cities, urban movements, political and cultural issues prevail and are at the center of the conversation, stopping to reflect upon landscape and our place in...
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    • I thought it was dead; It thought it was spring, Dan Zhu

      I thought it was dead; It thought it was spring

      Dan Zhu Tabula Rasa Gallery London is pleased to present I thought it was dead; It thought it was spring, the first UK solo exhibition of the Chinese artist Dan Zhu for...
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    • East Meets West

      East Meets West

      Stern Pissarro Gallery is pleased to announce East meets West; an exhibition exploring the relationship between Eastern and Western abstract art from the post-war period until the present day. Through...
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    • WILLIAM BRICKEL: FAR FROM ANYTHING

      WILLIAM BRICKEL: FAR FROM ANYTHING

      The Artist Room is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by William Brickel. Including paintings, charcoal drawings and watercolours, Brickel’s new works will continue his uniquely sensitive and...
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    • Cristina Iglesias

      Cristina Iglesias

      Gagosian is pleased to present an exhibition of new and recent works by the renowned Spanish sculptor Cristina Iglesias. This is her first solo exhibition with the gallery, opening during...
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    • Conversations on Tomorrow, Ali Kazim, Anju Dodiya, Atul Dodiya, KM Madhusudhanan, Mithu Sen, Mrinalini Mukherjee, Prabhakar Pachpute, Radhika Khimji and...

      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 –...
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    • PROXIES, WITH A LIFE OF THEIR OWN, Iman Issa

      PROXIES, WITH A LIFE OF THEIR OWN

      Iman Issa Shown in its entirety for the first time in London, Iman Issa began her series “Proxies, with a Life of their Own,” in 2019, with the shape of a head....
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    • The Word for the World is Forest, Philip Siebel

      The Word for the World is Forest

      Philip Siebel Siebel's installation will replicate a dingy office room, featuring sculptures of radiators and air conditioning units that transcend these overlooked mundane objects into a fictional microcosm, akin to Le Guin's....
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    • The Red Room

      The Red Room

      The Red Room is an exploration into the colour red, by four emerging UK based artists for whom this colour is a central element of their practice. Through painting and...
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    • On Hold, Peter Buggenhout

      On Hold

      Peter Buggenhout Holtermann Fine Art is delighted to present 'On Hold', a show of sculptures by Peter Buggenhout. Buggenhout’s works consist of accumulations and compositions of found and discarded objects and waste....
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    • Psychoscape, Bunmi Agusto

      Psychoscape

      Bunmi Agusto TAFETA is pleased to announce Bunmi Agusto’s first solo exhibition with the gallery. Psychoscape is an exhibition of mixed-media drawings, collages and paintings following life on the artist’s psycho-spatial planet...
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  • Galleries

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    • 3812 Gallery 3812 Gallery
    • A.I. - Cromwell Place A.I. - Cromwell Place
    • Addis Fine Art Addis Fine Art
    • ALICE BLACK ALICE BLACK
    • Alison Jacques Alison Jacques
    • Almine Rech Almine Rech
    • Amanda Wilkinson Gallery Amanda Wilkinson Gallery
    • ammann//projects - cromwell place ammann//projects - cromwell place
    • Annely Juda Fine Art Annely Juda Fine Art
    • ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY
    • Arcade Arcade
    • Arcadia Missa Arcadia Missa
    • Bartha Contemporary Bartha Contemporary
    • BASTIAN BASTIAN
    • Belmacz Belmacz
    • Ben Brown Fine Arts Ben Brown Fine Arts
    • Ben Hunter Ben Hunter
    • Bernard Jacobson Gallery Bernard Jacobson Gallery
    • Berntson Bhattacharjee Gallery Berntson Bhattacharjee Gallery
    • Black Box Projects - Cromwell Place Black Box Projects - Cromwell Place
    • Bosse & Baum Bosse & Baum
    • Cardi Gallery London Cardi Gallery London
    • Carlos/Ishikawa Carlos/Ishikawa
    • Castor Castor
    • Cecilia Brunson Projects Cecilia Brunson Projects
    • Claas Reiss Claas Reiss
    • Cooke Latham Gallery Cooke Latham Gallery
    • Copperfield Copperfield
    • Corvi-Mora Corvi-Mora
    • Cristea Roberts Gallery Cristea Roberts Gallery
    • DADA Gallery DADA Gallery
    • Darren Flook Darren Flook
    • David Zwirner David Zwirner
    • Dellasposa Gallery Dellasposa Gallery
    • domobaal domobaal
    • Doyle Wham Doyle Wham
    • Edel Assanti Edel Assanti
    • Emalin Emalin
    • Eve Leibe Gallery Eve Leibe Gallery
    • Fiumano Clase Fiumano Clase
    • FOLD FOLD
    • Frith Street Gallery Frith Street Gallery
    • Gagosian Shop, Burlington Arcade Gagosian Shop, Burlington Arcade
    • Gagosian | Britannia Street Gagosian | Britannia Street
    • Gagosian | Davies Street Gagosian | Davies Street
    • Gagosian | Grosvenor Hill Gagosian | Grosvenor Hill
    • Galerie Max Hetzler Galerie Max Hetzler
    • gallery rosenfeld gallery rosenfeld
    • Gazelli Art House Gazelli Art House
    • Goodman Gallery Goodman Gallery
    • Gossamer Fog Gossamer Fog
    • greengrassi greengrassi
    • Grosvenor Gallery Grosvenor Gallery
    • Grove Collective Grove Collective
    • Guts Gallery Guts Gallery
    • HackelBury Fine Art HackelBury Fine Art
    • Hales Hales
    • Hannah Barry Gallery Hannah Barry Gallery
    • Harlesden High Street Harlesden High Street
    • Hauser & Wirth Hauser & Wirth
    • Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert Hazlitt Holland-Hibbert
    • Herald St Herald St
    • Hignell Gallery Hignell Gallery
    • Hollybush Gardens Hollybush Gardens
    • Holtermann Fine Art Holtermann Fine Art
    • Huxley-Parlour Huxley-Parlour
    • indigo+madder indigo+madder
    • IONE & MANN IONE & MANN
    • Jack Bell Gallery Jack Bell Gallery
    • James Hyman Gallery - 48 Maddox Street James Hyman Gallery - 48 Maddox Street
    • James Hyman Gallery - 50 Maddox Streeet James Hyman Gallery - 50 Maddox Streeet
    • JD Malat Gallery JD Malat Gallery
    • Josh Lilley Josh Lilley
    • Karsten Schubert London Karsten Schubert London
    • Kate MacGarry Kate MacGarry
    • KÖNIG London KÖNIG London
    • Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery
    • LAMB LAMB
    • Lehmann Maupin Lehmann Maupin
    • Lévy Gorvy - Albemarle Street Lévy Gorvy - Albemarle Street
    • Lévy Gorvy - Old Bond Street Lévy Gorvy - Old Bond Street
    • Lisson Gallery - Bell Street Lisson Gallery - Bell Street
    • Lisson Gallery - Lisson Street Lisson Gallery - Lisson Street
    • LUNGLEY Gallery LUNGLEY Gallery
    • Luxembourg + Co. Luxembourg + Co.
    • Lyndsey Ingram Lyndsey Ingram
    • Maddox Gallery Maddox Gallery
    • MAMOTH MAMOTH
    • Marlborough Marlborough
    • MASSIMODECARLO MASSIMODECARLO
    • Maureen Paley Maureen Paley
    • Maureen Paley: Studio M Maureen Paley: Studio M
    • Maximillian William Maximillian William
    • Mazzoleni Mazzoleni
    • Michael Werner Gallery Michael Werner Gallery
    • MMX Gallery MMX Gallery
    • Moarain House Moarain House
    • Modern Art - Bury Street Modern Art - Bury Street
    • Modern Art - Helmet Row Modern Art - Helmet Row
    • mother’s tankstation mother’s tankstation
    • Nahmad Projects Nahmad Projects
    • New Art Projects New Art Projects
    • Nicoletti Nicoletti
    • Niru Ratnam | Ganton Street Niru Ratnam | Ganton Street
    • Niru Ratnam | Ham Yard Niru Ratnam | Ham Yard
    • No. 9 Cork Street No. 9 Cork Street
    • October Gallery October Gallery
    • Offer Waterman Offer Waterman
    • Opera Gallery Opera Gallery
    • Pace Gallery Pace Gallery
    • Parafin Gallery Parafin Gallery
    • PATERSON ZEVI PATERSON ZEVI
    • Patrick Heide Contemporary Art Patrick Heide Contemporary Art
    • Paul Stolper Gallery Paul Stolper Gallery
    • Pi Artworks London Pi Artworks London
    • Pilar Corrias Eastcastle Street Pilar Corrias Eastcastle Street
    • Pilar Corrias Savile Row Pilar Corrias Savile Row
    • Pippy Houldsworth Gallery Pippy Houldsworth Gallery
    • Project Native Informant Project Native Informant
    • PUBLIC Gallery PUBLIC Gallery
    • Richard Saltoun Gallery Richard Saltoun Gallery
    • Rodeo Rodeo
    • Saatchi Yates Saatchi Yates
    • Sadie Coles HQ - Bury Street Sadie Coles HQ - Bury Street
    • Sadie Coles HQ - Davies Street Sadie Coles HQ - Davies Street
    • Sadie Coles HQ - Kingly Street Sadie Coles HQ - Kingly Street
    • Sadie Coles HQ, The Shop Sadie Coles HQ, The Shop
    • SEAGER SEAGER
    • Seen Fifteen Seen Fifteen
    • Seventeen Seventeen
    • Sid Motion Gallery Sid Motion Gallery
    • Sim Smith Sim Smith
    • Simon Lee Gallery Simon Lee Gallery
    • Skarstedt Skarstedt
    • Soft Opening Soft Opening
    • South Parade South Parade
    • Sprovieri Sprovieri
    • Sprüth Magers Sprüth Magers
    • Stephen Friedman Gallery Stephen Friedman Gallery
    • Stern Pissarro Gallery Stern Pissarro Gallery
    • Sundy Sundy
    • Tabula Rasa Gallery Tabula Rasa Gallery
    • TAFETA TAFETA
    • Taymour Grahne - Notting Hill Taymour Grahne - Notting Hill
    • Taymour Grahne Projects - Holland Park Taymour Grahne Projects - Holland Park
    • Taymour Grahne Projects - The Artist Room Taymour Grahne Projects - The Artist Room
    • Thaddaeus Ropac Thaddaeus Ropac
    • The Approach The Approach
    • The Artist Room The Artist Room
    • The Fitzrovia Chapel The Fitzrovia Chapel
    • The Gallery of Everything The Gallery of Everything
    • The Perimeter The Perimeter
    • The Residence Gallery The Residence Gallery
    • The Sunday Painter The Sunday Painter
    • Thomas Dane Gallery Thomas Dane Gallery
    • Timothy Taylor Timothy Taylor
    • TJ Boulting TJ Boulting
    • Trafalgar Avenue Trafalgar Avenue
    • Union Pacific Union Pacific
    • Unit London Unit London
    • Victoria Miro Victoria Miro
    • Vigo Gallery Vigo Gallery
    • VITRINE VITRINE
    • Waddington Custot Waddington Custot
    • White Cube Bermondsey White Cube Bermondsey
    • White Cube Mason's Yard White Cube Mason's Yard
    • Workplace - Hertford Road Workplace - Hertford Road
    • Workplace - Margaret Street Workplace - Margaret Street
    • Xxijra Hii Xxijra Hii
    • Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix Yamamoto Keiko Rochaix
  • Events

    London Gallery Weekend live events
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    • Paul Stolper: Exhibition Walkthrough

      Paul Stolper: Exhibition Walkthrough, Saturday 14 May | Time: 2pm and 4pm
      Saturday 14 May | Time: 2pm and 4pm

      Join artist Susie Hamilton for a walkthrough of her solo exhibtion Unbound at Paul Stolper. 

       

      Tours at 2pm and 4pm.

       

      Please get in touch with [email protected] to book your space.

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    • Edel Assanti: Lonnie Holley Live at Stone Nest

      Edel Assanti: Lonnie Holley Live at Stone Nest, Saturday 14 May | Time: 9pm
      Saturday 14 May | Time: 9pm

      Artangel and Edel Assanti invite you to a special live performance of musician and artist Lonnie Holley at Stone Nest in London, 14 May

       

      Artangel and Edel Assanti are pleased to invite you to a special one-off live performance of US-based musician and artist Lonnie Holley, taking place at the new London arts venue Stone Nest, on Shaftesbury Avenue this Saturday 14 May 2022.

       

      The performance also coincides with the opening of Lonnie Holley’s first exhibition with Edel Assanti at the gallery’s new Fitzrovia home on Little Titchfield Street on 13 May, marking the artist’s first UK solo show since his 2004 retrospective at IKON Gallery, Birmingham.

       

      Book your tickets now, limited capacity.

       

      Location Stone Nest 136 Shaftesbury Avenue London W1D 5EZ

       

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    • London Gallery Weekend: Mandy El-Sayegh Performance 'The Minumum'

      London Gallery Weekend: Mandy El-Sayegh Performance 'The Minumum', Friday 13 May | Time: 4.00-4.30pm
      Friday 13 May | Time: 4.00-4.30pm

      Mandy El-Sayegh Performance 'The Minumum' at St James's Church, Piccadilly, London W1J 9LL

       

      Join us on Friday 13 May, 16:00 – 16:30 BST at St James's Church to enjoy the performative public art commission ‘The Minimum’ by artist Mandy El-Sayegh, one of the most exciting young artists working today. This commission is developed by London Gallery Weekend in partnership with UP Projects, a leading public art commissioning organisation.

       

      The Minimum by Mandy El-Sayegh is created in collaboration with choreographer Alethia Antonia and composer Lily Oakes drawing on hip hop and freestyle movement practices to explore bodies in regulated spaces. The performance centres around a painted installation roughly the size of a solitary confinement cell, inviting audiences to consider how bodies make themselves visible in diverse sets of restrictions.

       

      "This exciting new co-commission by London Gallery Weekend and UP Projects is an unparalleled opportunity to experience a visceral, site-specific performance in three public locations in London by Mandy El-Sayegh, one of the most exciting young artists working today. Fusing her painting, installation and performance practices, Mandy's work addresses urgent topics of our time, exploring that terrain personally and geopolitically in a way that is deeply affecting, and relevant to a broad audience." – Bengi Ünsal, Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts

       

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      Nearest Underground: Piccadilly Circus

      Wheel chair accessible

       

       

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    • GAGOSIAN | DAVIES STREET: OPENING DAY FOR CRISTINA IGLESIAS

      GAGOSIAN | DAVIES STREET: OPENING DAY FOR CRISTINA IGLESIAS , Saturday 14 May | Time: 10am-6pm
      Saturday 14 May | Time: 10am-6pm

      Visit opening day of an exhibition of new and recent works by Cristina Iglesias at Gagosian, Davies Street.

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    • Gallery Rosenfeld: Book signing

      Gallery Rosenfeld: Book signing, Sunday 15 May | 11am-5pm
      Sunday 15 May | 11am-5pm
      Join gallery rosenfeld for a book signing Levi van Veluw | Beyond Matter
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  • Curated Routes

    Navigate London Gallery Weekend via a series of curated routes by leading art world figures.
    • Robbie Williams & Ed Godrich, Artist Collaborators

      Robbie Williams & Ed Godrich

      Artist Collaborators The city comes alive during London Gallery Weekend, we can’t wait to get out there. We’ll be heading over to Damien Hirst’s mega takeover at Gagosian ’s gallery on Britannia...
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    • Bengi Ünsal, Director, Institute of Contemporary Arts

      Bengi Ünsal

      Director, Institute of Contemporary Arts We will start with Guts Gallery , as it’s a little off the beaten track, their HQ just north of Hackney Downs station. The gallery has a young and developing...
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    • Naomie Harris, Actress

      Naomie Harris

      Actress There is so much to discover in London, and our gallery scene reflects this – each area has its own personality. I’ll start with some of the close-knit galleries in...
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    • Jane & Louise Wilson , Artists

      Jane & Louise Wilson

      Artists Our curated route takes you from Mile End to Bethnal Green and on to Shoreditch (or possibly Clerkenwell) beginning with Korakrit Arunanondchai & Alex Gvojic, Songs for living at Carlos/Ishikawa...
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    • Eleanor Nairne, Curator

      Eleanor Nairne

      Curator My seven galleries cover seven miles of London, carrying you from the east to the south to the west of the city. Let’s start with the delightful Francis Upritchard at...
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    • Princess Julia, DJ, Model, Artist, Music Writer

      Princess Julia

      DJ, Model, Artist, Music Writer I am such a fan of peering at artworks so let me take you on a jaunt of some of my fave gallery haunts. I’m going to start in Soho,...
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    • Simone Rocha, Irish London-based Fashion Designer

      Simone Rocha

      Irish London-based Fashion Designer Starting in South London, in Peckham, where Hannah Barry Gallery is showing new paintings by the young Spanish artist Natalia Gonzalez Martin. The space is right by the station, so...
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    • Joe Elliott, Co-Managing Director, Artlogic

      Joe Elliott

      Co-Managing Director, Artlogic As a South Londoner, I'm looking forward to jumping on my bike with a few colleagues and visiting the fantastic galleries this side of the river offers, with some tasty...
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    • Justine Simons OBE, Deputy Mayor for Culture and Creative Industries

      Justine Simons OBE

      Deputy Mayor for Culture and Creative Industries London Gallery Weekend is a brilliant way to see great exhibitions as well as explore the city itself. So here’s my own curated tour… Start in Edgware Road and Lisson...
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  • LGW Podcasts

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    • Episode 3 Partnerships

      Jan Dalley speaks to a range of guests about the power of partnership and pioneering endeavours. First up, Jenny Waldman, director of the Art Fund, and Jessica Barrie, a curator at Aberdeen Archives, Galleries and Museums, discuss a new and exciting initiative bringing together London's commercial galleries with public institutions from around the whole country. This is followed by conversations centred around environmental concerns, with leading industry figures Thomas Dane and Victoria Siddall, founders of the Gallery Climate Coalition, talking about how this groundbreaking idea came to fruition and how it's gained traction from solutions-hungry galleries looking for more responsible way to operate; and the artist Haroon Mirza, whose visionary work centres around energy and power, about how a perception shift is needed from within the industry in order to bring about change.

    • Episode 2 The way ahead

      In the second episode in LGW's podcast series hosted by Jan Dalley, Arts Editor of the Financial Times, visits sculptor Antony Gormley at his studio in North London, before heading to Peckham to speak to gallerist Hannah Barry and curator and art historian Aindrea Emelife, and then joins gallerist David Zwirner on Zoom from New York, to discuss topics ranging from the impact of London Gallery Weekend, to how galleries and artists are addressing the issue of climate change, and the future of the gallery model itself. 

      Produced by Danielle Radojcin at In Talks With. 

       

    • Episode 1 Collaboration and crossing over

      Jan Dalley travels around the city speaking to artists, gallerists, curators and collectors about the London landscape and how galleries have relied on each other during the pandemic and how competition has evolved into collaboration. With Rana Begum, Harry Beer, Caroline Douglas, Sigrid Kirk and Jimi Lee.

    Partnerships
    Episode 3 Partnerships

    Jan Dalley speaks to a range of guests about the power of partnership and pioneering endeavours. First up, Jenny Waldman, director of the Art Fund, and Jessica Barrie, a curator at Aberdeen Archives, Galleries and Museums, discuss a new and exciting initiative bringing together London's commercial galleries with public institutions from around the whole country. This is followed by conversations centred around environmental concerns, with leading industry figures Thomas Dane and Victoria Siddall, founders of the Gallery Climate Coalition, talking about how this groundbreaking idea came to fruition and how it's gained traction from solutions-hungry galleries looking for more responsible way to operate; and the artist Haroon Mirza, whose visionary work centres around energy and power, about how a perception shift is needed from within the industry in order to bring about change.

  • Partners

    • Lime
    • Gallery Climate Coalition
    • Frieze 91
    • The Art Newspaper
    • Artlogic
    • Art Fund
    • UP Projects
    • Edwardian Hotels London
    • Lockton
    • Selfridges
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