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As part of Frieze’s West End Night, Goodman Gallery presents acclaimed American artist Carrie Mae Weems and burgeoning Zimbabwean artist Kudzanai Chiurai in conversation, followed by the UK premiere of Chiurai’s We Live in Silence, accompanied by a live score from South African musicians. Prior to the screening, discussion at 6 Cork Street will explore… Read more »
Hong Kong-born artist Wong Ping presents an exhibition at 5-6 Cork Street, in tandem with his lauded show at Camden Arts Centre – the acclaimed artist’s first solo presenta-tion at a UK institution. Ping’s explicit ‘sino-futurism’ manifests in animation and unique environments across the two sites, an ambitious project in seductive technicolour pop language and… Read more »
The Royal College of Art this year presented its annual MA Fashion show at 27 Cork St. A large-scale, immersive event, All at Once, investigated fashion as designed identities and took the form of a dynamic installation that combined structural interventions and a diverse ensemble of 50 models; a spectral chess. What transpired was a live and… Read more »
Goodman Gallery, a pre-eminent art gallery on the African continent, is celebrated as the first gallery on Cork Street,occupying the Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners designed space at number 26. Ushering in a new era for modern and contemporary art in London, the gallery, founded in 1966, arrives with a reputation for platforming art that… Read more »
Sophie Jung presents a major performance and installation at Cork Street Galleries as part of this year’s Block Universe festival.Founded by Louise O’Kelly in 2015, Block Universe is an annual platform for fostering and encouraging work in the live medium, run by an all-female team including O’Kelly, Katharina Worf, Tatjana Damm and Xica Aires. For… Read more »
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Condo, the international collaborative exhibition is welcomed at Cork Street for its 2019 iteration, where a creative exchange between nine galleries takes place. Koppe Astner; Project Native Informant; Mother’s Tankstation and Dan Gunn host Berlin’s Sandy Brown, Société and Kow; Galerie Max Mayer (Düsseldorf) and Commonwealth & Council (Los Angeles), pooling resources and acting communally…. Read more »
Every word of Bella Freud’s famous knitwear is a different flavour, from ‘Ginsberg Is God’ to ‘Solidarité Feminine’ – and the signature dog is authored by her father, the eminent artist Lucian Freud. Indeed, Freud wears her ancestry with playful irreverence through her fragrance Psychoanalysis, a nod to the pioneering work of her great grandfather,… Read more »
Past, present and other planes, Parreno anticipates his new show in Berlin. Philippe Parreno’s new exhibition runs from 25th May to 5th August at Berlin’s Martin-Gropius-Bau, presented by Berliner Festspiele as part of the programme series Immersion. But here’s the thing: it’s already happened – or rather a version of it has, in another realm…. Read more »
Commanding a 13 year tenure, Bill McAlister steered the Institute of Contemporary Arts through the Thatcher years. Here he meets the Institute’s bright new firebrand Stefan Kalmár for the first time, recounting his experience – and giving Kalmár his blessing. Founded in 1946 by Geoffrey Grigson, Roland Penrose, Herbert Read, Peter Gregory, E.L.T. Mesens and… Read more »
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