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Mimosa House presents the first chapter of ‘transfeminisms’, a major survey touring show, that brings to light a multiplicity of urgent, pressing and ongoing issues faced by women, queer and trans people across the globe. Zainab […]
transfeminism: Chapter 1 at Mimosa House, United Kingdom Read Article
Bow Arts presents a solo exhibition by Kat Anderson, winner of the inaugural East London Art Prize, at the Nunnery Gallery. Kat Anderson, Las, Fiya’ (‘Last, Fire’), 2024. DoP: Edward PG Tucker. Colourist: Lulu Colour
Mark of Cane: Kat Anderson at Nunnery Gallery, United Kingdom Read Article
Textiles weave through our everyday lives yet remain one of the most under-examined mediums in art history and contemporary practice. The universality of fabric has made it a potent messenger across global contexts – whether
Unravel: The Power and Politics of Textiles in Art at Barbican, United Kingdom Read Article
This year’s edition hosts 62 international exhibitors from over 30 countries, the fair’s largest edition to date. Of the 62 international exhibitors, 14 galleries will participate in the fair’s London edition for the first time.
Galleries to Watch at 1-54 London Read Article
Tate Modern unveils a monumental sculptural installation created by Ghanaian artist El Anatsui. Hyundai Commission: El Anatsui: Behind the Red Moon. Installation View, Photo ©Tate (Joe Humphrys) Thousands of metal bottle tops and fragments have
Behind the Red Room: El Anatsui’s Hyundai Commission for Tate Modern, United Kingdom Read Article
Delfina Foundation is proud to present the first UK solo exhibition by its former resident Farah Al Qasimi, made possible through the generous support of Abu Dhabi Festival. Farah Al Qasimi, Pink Soda (Abort, Retry,
Abort, Retry, Fail: Farah Al Qasimi at Delfina Foundation, United Kingdom Read Article
This autumn, Somerset House explores the untold stories of Black British fashion in a major new exhibition, ‘The Missing Thread’. Eileen Perrier, Untitled 1, Afro Hair and Beauty. 1998 © Eileen Perrier Spanning from the 1970s to the
The Missing Thread: Untold Stories of Black Fashion at Somerset House Read Article
Tate St Ives presents the first major museum exhibition of the Casablanca Art School; it is also the first time that most of these works have been seen in the UK. Mohammed Chabâa, Untitled, 1975.
The Casablanca Art School at Tate St Ives, United Kingdom Read Article
The first major UK solo Museum exhibition of new and recent works by Lagos-based artist Nengi Omuku at Hastings Contemporary, exploring her profound relationship with the natural world. Nengi Omuku, The Lighthouse, 2021. Oil on Sanyan, 216
Addressing the history and temperament of the city of Liverpool – a call for ancestral and indigenous forms of knowledge, wisdom and healing Albert Ibokwe Khoza, The Black Circus of the Republic of Bantu, 2023.
uMoya: The Sacred Return of Lost Things Read Article
