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February Exhibition Guide: Openings This Week

Featuring: Jack Bell Gallery, Aleph Contemporary, Josh Lilley, BASTIAN, Thaddaeus Ropac, Lévy Gorvy, MAMOTH, Grove Collective, Hannah Barry Gallery, Carlos / Ishikawa, James Freeman Gallery and Lisson Gallery
Emilio Vedova, Rosso '83 - I, 1983. Acrylic paint, pastel and sand on canvas. 265 x 200 cm (104.33 x 78.74 in). © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Thaddaeus Ropac, London

Emilio Vedova: documenta 7

11 February - 26 March, 2022

Emilio Vedova: documenta 7 will reunite, for the first time, the artist’s five monumental canvases from the landmark documenta exhibition in 1982, curated by Rudi Fuchs.These paintings will be shown alongside important works from the 1980s – a period considered the pinnacle of Vedova’s career.

Work by Sean Scully, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Lisson Gallery, London

Portals

10 February - 9 April, 2022

This group show opens 2022 with a number of artists that have all created portals of one kind or another – visible, conceptual, mythical or otherwise – remaking the pictorial window and breaking through to the other side, leading viewers on a journey through the looking glass. The assembled works, some historical, others completed recently, open up the gallery space through a number of physical, metaphysical and metaphorical portals, offering passage to entirely speculative or abstract realities, new spatial prospects, fictional worlds and even paths through time.

Work by Ulrich Erben, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of BASTIAN, London

Ulrich Erben: Spaces of Light and Colour

11 February - 12 March, 2022

BASTIAN Gallery brings never-before-seen paintings by master of Colour Field Painting Ulrich Erben in new exhibition, Spaces of Light and Colour.

Man Read, The Table the Night Has Left Behind (Deep Green), 2021, Acrylic gouache on tempered glass and acrylic on custom-made frames, 104 x 134.5 cm, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Josh Lilley Gallery, London

Iman Raad: As if none of us had ever been here before

10 February - 12 March, 2022

Joel Mesler, Untitled (Me and You), 2021, Pigment on linen, 84 x 65 in, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Levy Gorvy, London

Joel Melser: Pool Party

12 Feburary - 15 March, 2022

LGDR is pleased to announce Joel Mesler: Pool Party, an exhibition opening simultaneously in Palm Beach and in London that explores childhood memory and personal trauma contrasted with the joy and innocence that defined the artist’s upbringing in Los Angeles during the 1980s. 

Danny Fox & Kingsley Ifill: Holy Island

12 February - 26 March, 2022

Manuel Solano, Please Send Help, 2014, from the series Blind Transgender With AIDS, acrylic on paper, 86.5 x 56.5 cm, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Carlos / Ishikawa London

Manuel Solano

10 February - 12 March, 2022

Ted Gahl, She is My Clock (detail), 2021, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of MAMOTH London

Ted Gahl: She is My Clock

12 February - 19 March, 2022

MAMOTH is thrilled to present She is My Clock, American artist Ted Gahl’s first solo exhibition with the gallery and first in London. Living and working in Connecticut, Gahl creates paintings with intuition, which draw from his imagination, personal image archive and art historical references.

Marcelle Hanselaar, At the Oracle Of Limbo 3, 2019, Oil on canvas, 130 x 110 cm, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Aleph Contemporary London

Marcelle Hanselaar: Transfigured Archetypes, The Strange Becomings of Marcelle Hanselaar

9 February - 23 March, 2022

This exhibition brings together a group of works made between 2006 – 2021 that reveal Hanselaar’s journey as a penetrating investigator of the symbolic realm.

© The Artist, Image Courtesy of Grove Collective, London

Group Exhibition: A Body of Work

10 February – 5 March, 2022

A Body of Work, A Group Exhibition Featuring Tomas Harker, Emily Kraus, Tom White, and C. Lucy R. Whitehead

Grove Collective is pleased to present the upcoming group exhibition A Body of Work, featuring artists Tomas Harker, Emily Kraus, Tom White, and C. Lucy R. Whitehead, on view at Grove Collective’s Battersea space from February 10th to March 5th, 2022. This is the first time that Grove Collective has worked with Harker, Kraus, and White, and marks the first time that all of these artists have shown together.

Franco Ndiba, Mangeur des arachides, 2021 Acrylic on canvas, 189.7 x 150.1 cm, 74 3/4 x 59 1/8 in, © The Artist, Image Courtesy of Jack Bell Gallery, London

Franco Ndiba: Kongossa

Jack Bell Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by contemporary artist Franco Ndiba. This will be the artist’s second solo show with the gallery.

© The Artist, Image Courtesy of James Freeman Gallery, London

Stuart Sandford & Juliette Losq: Elysian Fields

10 February - 5 March, 2022

James Freeman Gallery is pleased to present ‘Elysian Fields’, an exhibition about the ever-changing relationship between the physical and the digital, explored through the work of two contemporary artists: Juliette Losq and Stuart Sandford.

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