Visit Gori Mora's London exhibition to explore surreal art that delves into queer identity and intimacy, featuring unique oil on perspex techniques.
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Damian Elwes' collection invites viewers into the intimate studios of renowned artists, blending meticulous research with personal narratives to illuminate the creative process.
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Yinka Shonibare returns to London with "Suspended States" at Serpentine South, his first solo institutional exhibition in over 20 years, featuring two major new works: Sanctuary City and War Library.
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How Far I Would Have to Go to Become Myself, traces his personal journey of self-discovery, blending themes of family, cultural identity, and queerness.
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This show offers a unique glimpse into Goldin's personal narratives, celebrating cultural diversity, LGBTQ+ representation, and the transformative power of technology in art.
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The artist invites viewers to reconsider their perceptions of authenticity, presence, and the evolving role of the artist in a technological world.
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His pieces, often inspired by nature and primitive art, evoke a timeless simplicity that resonates with the soul.
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Explore the profound influence of Surrealist aesthetics and conceptual themes on modern art.
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Inspired by Vilém Flusser and Anna Atkins, this exhibition showcases innovative techniques, including wet-plate collodion photographs and dynamic generative software, revealing the intricate blend of the natural and artificial worlds.
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Experience the liminal spaces where reality meets illusion, and delve into the depths of human consciousness with von Brandenburg's enigmatic creations.
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From fragmented motifs to surrealistic narratives, Oehlen's paintings defy convention, inviting viewers on a journey of visual discovery.
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Pim challenges established power dynamics within art, offering a fresh perspective on history and cultural heritage.
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Through immersive installations and dynamic compositions, Othello's work reflects a deep reverence for clay and its connection to ancestral traditions, offering a unique perspective on the transformative power of art.
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‘The Cluj Collective’ brings together seven Romanian artists, all alumni of the esteemed University of Arts and Design Cluj-Napoca in north-western Romania, a pioneer in visual arts in the region.
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Witness the UK premiere of "Living Archive: Large Nature Model," a mesmerizing fusion of AI imagery and ecological data, alongside sensory experiences like "Artificial Realities: Coral" and "Artificial Realities: Rainforest."
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Hailing from Somalia and nurtured in Kenya, her migration to Denmark during adolescence and later to the vibrant cosmopolis of New York City imbued her visual lexicon with a kaleidoscope of influences.
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Tempus is an immersive and groundbreaking art exhibition in Mayfair, featuring multidimensional works exploring themes of time, energy, and craftsmanship.
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Wurm disrupts traditional distinctions between subject and object, the human and the non-human, spectator and participant
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In essence, the 'Laugh Now' exhibition at the Moco Museum celebrates Banksy's influence and the transformative power of street art, underscoring its relevance in contemporary discourse.
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