Archive
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Lord Arthur Savile’s Crime
Taking its title from an Oscar Wilde short story, this group show whose setting echoes the salons and society gatherings of the playwright’s time, playfully explores the complexities of persona and performance
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Something Else Entirely: The Illustration Art of Edward Gorey
As the Society of Illustrators celebrates the centenary of Gorey’s birth, we look back at the life and works of the writer and artist known for his detailed pen-and-ink drawings
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Mark Manders – interview
London Mithraeum is the perfect space for Manders’ three new yet timeless works. Before the opening of his first public exhibition in the UK, the artist talks about time, language and the human mind, and how wanting to become a…
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Nat Faulkner – interview
At the opening of his first public exhibition, Nat Faulkner, winner of the Camden Art Centre Emerging Artist Prize at Frieze 2024, talks about his fascination for the darkroom, what attracts him in the analogue process, and how Londoners’ use…
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Richard Hawkins: Potentialities
Bringing together early religious imagery, ritual performance, painting and AI, Hawkins taps into the psychosexual spookiness of creativity itself
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Jerwood / Photoworks Awards 5
Award winners Roman Manfredi and Sayuri Ichida bring lost and overlooked communities into view, with Manfredi exploring the history of gender diversity in Neapolitan culture and Ichida looking at Japan’s rapid population decline
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Dom Sylvester Houédard: dsh* and EE Vonna-Michell – Henri Chopin: To Ray the Rays**
This exhibition draws together the concrete typestracts of Houédard with a stunning film by Henri Chopin and EE Vonna-Michell, being shown for the first time in England, that together are an enthralling offer
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Proximities
Organised in conjunction with the Abu Dhabi Music & Arts Foundation, this extensive exhibition at Seoul Museum of Art introduces contemporary art from the UAE to South Korea


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