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London’s institutions – including the newly reopened National Portrait Gallery, the V&A and Tate Britain – are evolving in the work they show and the way they show it. But what’s driving this cultural shift?
In late June and July 2023, discover solo shows by renowned artists Rasheed Araeen and Jimmie Durham and a dual-artist exhibition by London-based Ella McVeigh and Konstantina Krikzoni
This month's pop-up shows from international galleries include an exhibition of Iranian artists titled 'Realism', works by Belgian artist Alice Frey and a group exhibition organised by Faridah Folawiyo centering works by Black female artists
For the spring programme, Tiwani Contemporary will showcase a dual exhibition featuring works by Emma Prempeh and Abigail Lucien alongside a presentation by G Gallery of Woo Hannah's fabric installations
Barakat Contemporary (Seoul) presents solo exhibitions of three pioneering Korean artists Yunchul Kim, Chung Seoyoung and Sojung Jun, from 1-17 December 2022.
A special interview hosted in collaboration with Kasmin Gallery on the occasion of the artist's exhibition James Nares: All I Know at Frieze No. 9 Cork Street, London
Through November, No.9 Cork Street will host pop-up shows including Brazilian Modern Design from Ulysses De Santi, as well as solo exhibitions from Various Small Fires (Los Angeles, Dallas, Seoul), Ross-Sutton Gallery (New York), and OSL Contemporary (Oslo).
