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Join Pippy Houldsworth Gallery for the opening reception of Sophia Loeb's exhibition 'O Manifesto da Luz antes do amanhecer (The Manifesto of Light Before Dawn)'.

In new works, Loeb intentionally frames light as having its own declaration and way of revealing itself. Her 'manifesto' unfolds through the very nature of light: as the condition that makes visibility possible, it brings all things into being.

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Join Union Pacific at 17 Goulston Street for the opening reception of Georgia-May Travers Cook's exhibition 'Picnic Lightning'.

The artist's oil works blend realist figuration with an uncanny, often surreal atmosphere. Drawing on literature, fiction, and her own writing, Travers Cook creates open-ended narrative scenes that invite viewers to construct their own interpretations.

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Join Goodman Gallery, in collaboration with Varvara Roza Galleries and Cedric Bardawil, for a studio visit with artist Winston Branch at London W10 (full address will be shared upon booking).

For the past six decades, Branch (b. 1947, Saint Lucia) has continually redefined abstraction by focussing on the capacity of pigment to construct the ephemeral effects of light and space. "The works I have been making over the last many years are questioning what we see and how the mind responds to it", says Branch, "Therefore, it is about feeling through the senses. For me, colour is light and light is feeling".

There will be an in-conversation with writer and critic, Jean-Baptiste Oduor and attendees will offered refreshments.

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Join Cedric Bardawil for a live performance by the Indie Art Pop band This Is The Deep, coinciding with Alice Macdonald's exhibition 'Every Window is a Holiday'.

This Is The Deep draws on the songcraft of 1950s and 60s pop classicism, with arrangements inspired by the likes of producer Phil Spector and filmmaker David Lynch. Their cinematic arrangements blend a cascading ensemble of horns, strings, percussion and synth – shaping a singular and immersive world of sound and imagery.

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Join Flowers Gallery for a conversation with artist Lisa Jahovic and writer Gem Fletcher on the occasion of Jahovic's exhibition 'Soft Interruptions'. 

The show captures subtle, absurd disruptions - small fractures in the ordinary that reveal tension, humour, and the poetic instability of everyday life.