Nairy Baghramian from her solo exhibition Jumbled Alphabet currently at South London Gallery, London:
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Showing posts with label South London Gallery. Show all posts
Saturday, 14 December 2024
Saturday, 11 April 2020
Soha Salem + Prinz Gholam
Soha Salem's video Zoorkhaneh (House Of Strength) from the group exhibition Working Progress at South London Gallery, London 2020:
Prinz Gholam's video Speaking Of Pictures (Kallimarmaro) from Documenta 14 at documenta-Halle, Kassel 2017:
Friday, 10 April 2020
Birra + Phillips
From the group exhibition Working Progress at South London Gallery, London 2020 ...
Gonçalo Birra's Or Else Merry Dissidents:
Joshua Phillips's Peacock And Dragon (Chair) and Time Held Me Green And Dying:
Gonçalo Birra's Or Else Merry Dissidents:
Joshua Phillips's Peacock And Dragon (Chair) and Time Held Me Green And Dying:
Thursday, 9 April 2020
Working Progress
From the group exhibition Working Progress at South London Gallery, London 2020 ...
Tyreis Holder's Zip Lies, Dun Out Ere and cr7epS:
Flavia Dent's Thinking About The Sweetness Of Victoria:
Ian Malhotra's Untitled:
Davinia-Ann Robinson's Earth Body:
Tyreis Holder's Zip Lies, Dun Out Ere and cr7epS:
Ian Malhotra's Untitled:
Davinia-Ann Robinson's Earth Body:
Wednesday, 8 April 2020
How To Make A How From A Why?
Abbas Zahedi from his solo exhibition How To Make A How From A Why? at South London Gallery, London 2020:
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Abbas Zahedi,
Art,
South London Gallery
Saturday, 31 December 2016
The Source Of Art Is In The Life Of A People
The passage of time is always an intriguing theme to explore. From his solo exhibition The Source Of Art Is In The Life Of A People, Roman OndĂ¡k currently at South London Gallery, London:
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Art,
Roman OndĂ¡k,
South London Gallery
Monday, 18 March 2013
Too Much Night, Again
For her site-specific installation Too Much Night, Again currently on view at South London Gallery, Pae White used black, red, blue and purple yarn to transform the architecture of the exhibition space. The installation, both monumental and fragile at the same time, echoes White's belief in the transience and insignificance of individual existence in the universal scheme of things.
Labels:
Art,
Pae White,
South London Gallery
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