Congratulations to alumni Helen Benigson, Hazel Brill, Gareth Cadwallader, Ian Giles, Paula Morison, Madeleine Pledge and Candida Powell-Williams who have been selected for The Whitechapel Gallery's The London Open 2022. The artists will show at The Whitechapel Gallery in summer 2022. See The Whitechapel Gallery website.
Daniel Burley The Intricate Life Habits and Rituals of the Goblin - Gao Gallery, 2021
Daniel Burley: The Intricate Life Habits and Rituals of the Goblin is showing at Gao, Unit 7, 88 Mile End Rd, London E1 4UN, from 7 June - 28 August 2021. See the Gao Gallery website.
Jai Chuhan, Jasmir Creed, Raksha Patel, Sharon Morris, Vaishali Prazmari and Andrew Stahl are showing in I-solated Contact at Istanbul Art Contact Contemporary Art Fair, 1 - 4 June 2021.
Charlie Barlow, Flora Bradwell, William Braithwaite and Alexandra Searle are showing in Hot Air, presented by Bad Art, at Manor Place Warehouse, 33 Manor Place, London SE17 3BH, from 8 - 11 July 2021. See the Bad Art website.
Holly Hendry: Indifferent Deep is showing at De La Warr Pavilion from 19 May - 30 August 2021. Her sculpture, Invertebrate, is showing on the lawn by the terrace of De La Warr Pavilion from 29 May - 12 November 2021.
Lumen, a solo show by Sutapa Biswas is showing at Baltic, Gateshead, from 26 June 2021 - 20 March 2022. See the Baltic website for further information.
A road is blocked by a large fallen tree. The tree is held in place by electrical cables that cradle its weight just above ground, Isabel Mallet, 2021
Isabel Mallet has a solo show, Compression & The Song, at Taco! 30 Poplar Place, Thamesmead, London SE28, from 29 May - 11 July 2021. See the Taco! website for further information.
Michael Armitage's solo show, Paradise Edict, at the Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1, runs from 22 May - 19 September 2021. See the RA's website for further information.
Exchange - Paintings by Lisa Milroy - White Conduit Projects, Lisa Milroy
Lisa Milroy has solo show, Exchange - Paintings by Lisa Milroy, at White Conduit Projects, 1 White Conduit Street, London N1, from 20 May - 16 July 2021. For details, see the White Conduit Projects website.
SAVAGE Journal Issue 13, image Sing to Me by Joy C Martindale, 2021
Sing To Me by Joy C Martindale is on the cover of SAVAGE Journal (Issue 13) and features in the new SAVAGE postcard exhibition, 'Posted'.
'Posted' is a set of 15 postcards featuring the work of UCL artists, spanning photography, painting, collage, sculpture, drawing and performance.The postcards explore ways of finding a place in the world in a context of enforced isolation and are available to buy from the UCL SU shop.
Cards include work by Slade current students and alumni: Alice Ding, Fiza Ghauri, Chantal Goulder, Yage Guo, Hampus Hoh, Niki Kohandel, Joy C Martindale, Lily Petch and Poor Mother.
Congratulations to Slade alumni Olivia Bax, Prem Sahib and Rosa-Johan Uddoh whose works are amongst those acquired for the Arts Council Collection 2020-21.
Falling Birds by alumna Helena Hunter is showing at the Horniman Museum, 100 London Road, Forest Hill,London SE23 3PQ, from 19 September 2020 - 21 October 2021. For further details and bookings see the Horniman Museum website.
Alumni Matthew Darbyshire, Nika Neelova, Robert Phillips and Anna Reading are showing in Contemporary Sculpture Fulmer from 15 May - 24 October. Visits by appointment, see the booking page for details.
Eileen Agar: Angel of Anarchy is showing at the Whitechapel Gallery, London E1, from 19 May - 29 August 2021. See the Whitechapel Gallery website for details.
Nicolas Feldmeyer is showing in What Remains at Encounter, Copeland Gallery, 133 Copeland Road, London, SE15 3SN, from 20 May - 7 June 2021. Viewing by appointment, see Encounter website for details.
Amy Steel is showing in Avril Corroon and Amy Steel at PEER, 97-99 Hoxton Street, London N1 6QL, from 17 - 30 May 2021. See the PEER website for opening hours and further information.
Wednesday 26 May, 18:00 – 19:00 Online talk with Amy Steel & Claire Louise Bennett – Book via Eventbrite.
