Taking it’s title from Red Naomi, one of the most popular roses exported from Kenya to Europe, and celebrated for its “high petal count, improved longevity and resistance to transport”, Radek Brousil’s project deals with the symbolism and impact of our fondness for flowers. It circulates freely around Glasgow botanical gardens glass house and its […] Find out more »

The two critically acclaimed artists explore the medium of photography in very different but equally striking ways. Markéta’s large scale minimalist black and white images and Aleksandra’s experiments with photographic paper and colour complement each other in their first ever joint exhibition. Part of Czech Season in Scotland 2017 in colaboration with Street Level Photoworks Find out more »

An exhibition organised by John-Paul Stonard and Lara Feigel Albrecht Dürer’s 1514 engraving Melencolia I remains one of the foundational images of European art. The winged figure of genius slouches despondently; the hourglass shows time hastening to its end. Five centuries later, this became the mood of that archetypal melancholy European, W G Sebald. There […] Find out more »

This exhibition focuses on Turkish Calligraphy and includes forty works from the collection of the Albaraka Turk Participation Bank in Istanbul. While calligraphy is an independent art on its own, its beauty is dressed by the art of illumination. Born centuries ago in Central Asia, the Islamic art of manuscript illumination developed through the stylization […] Find out more »

Opening on 3 October 2017, the Whitechapel Gallery’s new site-specific commission by Portuguese artist Leonor Antunes (b.1972, Lisbon) is the artist’s first solo exhibition in a public gallery in the UK. Antunes creates sculptures that respond to the architectural and historical context in which they are presented. Her works often reference overlooked figures in the […] Find out more »

Olivier Malingue has invited winner of the 2008 Prix Marcel Duchamp, Laurent Grasso, to present his one-off project The Panoptes Project, opening October 2017. Coinciding with the gallery’s first participation in Frieze Masters, Grasso takes advantage of Malingue’s extensive access to modern masters, presenting classics including Max Ernst, René Magritte and Francis Picabia alongside his […] Find out more »

The third edition of our ‘Annual Salon of UK-based Romanian Artists’ showcases the vibrancy and formal diversity of an ambitious creative medley: Alexandra Larion, Călina Lefter, Ana Maria Morar, Doina Moss and Adeline Timiş. The exhibition will run until the 20th October, open Mon-Fri 10am -5pm. Meet the artists: Alexandra Larion is a Romanian artist living in […] Find out more »

WORKPLACE is pleased to announce Later Is Now, a group exhibition curated by Portuguese artist Hugo Canoilas at Workplace London.  Bringing together works by Sónia Almeida (b. 1978, Lisbon, Portugal), Eduardo Batarda, (b. 1943, Coimbra, Portugal), Kris Lemsalu (b. 1985 in Tallinn, Estonia), Musa Paradisiaca (b. 1986, Lisbon, Portugal) and Jannis Varelas (b. 1977, Athens, Greece
) Later is Now, borrows the title […] Find out more »