This is what Nava is all about: creating figures in an allegorical frame, multiple fields of the figure, supers-figures, and making figure what is not a priori figure. The questions of beauty, truthfulness, plausibility or realism no longer prevail, what operates here is an alteration of our field of reality.
On view until 19 December
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Modern Films, Camden Art Centre, Serpentine Galleries and Frieze London 2020 present the UK Premiere of the film Beyond The Visible – Hilma af Klint. – the first film about the life and work of the visionary abstract painter.
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In the ten large-scale photographs on view, the artist impersonates a cast of androgynous characters, all dressed in elegant, gender-neutral designer menswear.
On view until 13 February 2021
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This exhibition brings together the work of two artists who’s photographic oeuvres challenge normative representations of the human body and lay bare a corporality that often remains obscured.
On view until 9 January 2021
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The paintings, neon, sculpture and film in this exhibition take their cue from the elemental, sometimes primal, artistic expression that defines the art of Tracey Emin.
On view until 30 January, 2021
Temporarily closed
Pace has announced it will be leaving its gallery inside the Royal Academy building and plans to move into a larger space in London, which will be renovated and unveiled in fall 2021.
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The exhibition marks Kusama’s first major retrospective in Germany and the artist’s seven-decade career key moments, especially in Europe and Germany, will be the focal point.
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Communion with nature is ever more sharply highlighted for its existential importance – seeking solace and balance in nature is a time-tested way to recalibrate and regenerate the human condition.
On view until 4 January, 2021
Appointment required
On view until 8 January 2021
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Michael Werner Gallery and TRAMPS present Eyes on Fire, an exhibition of recent paintings by Florian Krewer.
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Inspired by William Blake’s apocalyptic works, Wellmann distorts perspective through a constellation of objects that reference interior spaces, yet squarely place the pictures within the universal realm of the elements.
On view until January 9, 2021
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Nest does not follow a traditional coding of time. The human attendees seem to be adrift, unmoored, caught in a feedback loop of desire for a future. Their gestures reveal the inherent strangeness of constructs such as futurity.
On view until 16 January 2021
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The first solo exhibition of Rosemary Mayer (b.1943, New York – 2014) in Europe. The title takes its name from notes found on one of Mayer’s sketches, one of many drawings she made for the planning and documenting of her sculptures.
On view until 19 December
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The show, Fordjour’s first with the gallery, is an offering of creative labor in response to our current moment, a deeply personal and collective state of anxiety around death and hyper-visible racial violence.
On view until December 19
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Louise Bourgeois, Michael Heizer, Robert Morris
Richard Serra, Lee Ufan
In process and presentation, Tschabalala Self’s work explores the agency involved in myth creation and the psychological and emotional effects of projected fantasy.
On view until 19 December
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