1 Mar
Alice Amati, 27 Warren Street, W1T 5NB
1 Mar
Bartha Contemporary, 7 Ledbury Mews North, Notting Hill, W11 2AF
works by one of the most significant Zimbabwean artists, who explores psychological uncertainty and existential fragility
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functioning as a pseudo-project space, The Door is dedicated to supporting artists who work in less commercially-driven practices
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Dr Frigeri will lead on acquisitions and commissions, gallery displays and interpretation of the collection
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Gilmore’s paintings are a reflection of a romantic life, punctuated by war and illness and equally devoted to art-making as it was home-making and motherhood
London West End
London
last week
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curated by Sam Hanson, an exhibition of William Shakespeare-inspired paintings by one of the influential generation that emerged from the Slade School of Art following the Second World War
London
Amsterdam
new today
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“in this exhibition, we viewers are psychic hitchhikers, dropped off on expertly realized yet dreamlike roadways, left to find a way to cope with gorgeous isolation. There’s an obvious direction in front of us but no beginning or end” - Marc Grigorov
London
just opened
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a group exhibition with works by Richard Aldrich, Prunella Clough, Masanori Tomita, Anh Trần, and Terry Winters - “painting is a visualisation system for rearranging the ‘Reality Studio’- that’s William Burrough’s idea” - Winters
New York
just opened
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an extensive survey exhibition of paintings by the second-generation Abstract Expressionist painter, organised in collaboration with the Paul and Suzanne Jenkins Foundation