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Civilization: The Way We Live Now presents more than 250 works by over 120 of the world’s most renowned photographic artists, >> Read more

Blain|Southern London is delighted to announce Heavens and the Earth, an exhibition of new paintings by Bosco Sodi that demonstrates the artist’s ongoing exploration of transformative processes. >> Read more

Blain|Southern London is delighted to announce Me Somewhere Else, an exhibition of new works by Chiharu Shiota. The artist’s first exhibition at the London gallery, Me Somewhere Else will include one of Shiota’s site-specific installations, sculpture and works on canvas. >> Read more

schlagen und bleiben is the first exhibition to focus solely on Jonas Burgert’s drawings as an independent body of work. Known predominantly for intensely coloured, lifesize figurative paintings, the exhibition places emphasis on the intricacy of the artist’s character studies in black and white. >> Read more

Blain|Southern is delighted to present The Grinders Cease, an exhibition by Mat Collishaw, his first with the gallery in Berlin. The exhibition testifies to the depth and breadth of Collishaw’s practice, with new and recent works including installation, sculpture, photography and painting. >> Read more

For his first exhibition with the gallery, Blain|Southern presents new paintings and works on paper by Henning Strassburger (b.1983 Meissen, Germany). Strassburger’s latest series of works entitled Kenny, can be seen as the continuation of two earlier series Pool and Jane. In all three, he draws references from pop-cultural semantics, where the deliberate adoption of […] >> Read more

Esther Schipper is pleased to announce The Light Pours Out, Martin Boyce's first solo exhibition with the gallery. >> Read more

Samson Young’s 2018 solo exhibition at Edouard Malingue Gallery (Shanghai) entitled The highway is like a lion’s mouth follows from the English translation of a slogan that is familiar to Hong Kongers. >> Read more

The new edition of Datumsoria further investigates the neologism, which conjugates datum and sensoria, >> Read more

For his first solo exhibition in Germany, The World Upside Down, Ali Banisadr presents twelve paintings on canvas and twelve works on paper. Banisadr’s new body of work demonstrates a change of direction for the artist, showing a looser, freer depiction of space in the paintings, as well as a shift in palette and tone. >> Read more