Nigerian-American artist Chioma Ebinama is interested in how animism, mythology, and precolonial philosophies present a space to articulate a vision of freedom outside of Western social and political paradigms. Her practice is centred around works on paper, though in her travels she has collaborated with local artists to make sculptures, textiles and wearable art. Raised…
One of Europe’s foremost sculpture galleries, the Henry Moore Institute presents Slip, artist duo Julia Crabtree and William Evans’ largest solo show to date, open now and running until 16 January 2022. Slip spans the Institute’s main galleries and includes work from the last five years alongside new sculptures made especially for the exhibition. Working…
Now open and running until 6 February 2022, Barbican Art Gallery presents the first major London solo exhibition, Sun at Night, by Mumbai-based artist Shilpa Gupta. One of South Asia’s most critically acclaimed artists working today, Gupta’s multidisciplinary practice encompasses a wide range of media and processes, from text, sculpture, video, photography, and sound which…
Working seamlessly across a range of mediums Tschabalala Self’s paintings, collages, sculptures, sound works, and installations, are constructed from a family of fantastic players; bold, funny, highly stylised individuals populate her world, some stepping directly off the streets of Harlem where Self grew up, others inspired by other artist’s works and cultural references, the rest…
Hailing from Athens and based in London, at least before the lockdowns, Greek musician, videographer and artist Xtos brings together his distinctive vocals and visuals to broach subjects spanning global injustices, the impact of the recession in his home country of Greece, personal relationships, and being uninhibitedly extra. His sonic tapestries meticulously layer affecting lyrics…
London’s ICA is set to present Channel B, a new interactive exhibition by Black-owned art, music and creative education initiative Nine Nights, from 11 October 2021 – 30 January 2022. Channel B is an audio-visual exploration of Black futurism, featuring new work by Gaika, GLOR1A and Shannen SP. It includes five interactive installations that act…
Following his summer residency at the gallery, from 2 October 2021 Hauser & Wirth Somerset will present a solo show of work by Thomas J. Price, one of Britain’s most prominent young sculptors. This exhibition will be a recontextualising of his work to date and include moving image, sculpture and photography, offering a chance to…
Known for its avant-garde and artistic pieces, New York based label LRS, helmed by designer Raul Solis, takes inspiration from the intense and energetic feeling of young love for Spring/Summer 2022. Having garnered a reputation for his subversive take on sportswear, Solis gained experience at Proenza Schouler prior to launching his own label. The latest…