It Must Be Seen. The Autonomy of Colour in Abstract Art at Fundación Juan March presents the work of a wide number of artists from the XX and XXI centuries for whom colour is an essential and structuring principle. The exhibition runs from 28 Feb - 8 Jun 2025
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28.02.25
It Must Be Seen. Fundación Juan March
27.02.25
Colour. Tristan Hoare
Colour, a group exhibition at Tristan Hoare Gallery taking inspiration from the Colour Field movement. Curated by Flora Hesketh and Omar Mazhar. The exhibition runs from 27 Feb - 29 Mar 2025
30.01.25
Contour Lines. Sid Motion Gallery
Countour Lines group exhibition has opened at Sid Motion Gallery in London. Curated in collaboration with Tom Cole, the exhibition explores how different ideas of landscape and place are communicated through pattern and abstraction in a range of mediums. The exhibition runs from 31 Jan - 15 Mar 2025
29.11.24
Temporal Trace. East Bank, Stratford
Temporal Trace, a new public art installation which is now on view at East Bank, London’s newest culture and education district in Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park. Commissioned by London Dockland Development Corporation. Architects, Allies and Morrison.
27.11.24
We saw an endless cycle. Hayy Jameel
We saw an endless cycle is a group exhibiton at Hayy Jameel, KSA, curated by Art Jameel’s Rotana Shaker.
09.11.24
Still Dancing. Ingleby Gallery
Still Dancing, a group exhibition at Ingelby Gallery in Edinburgh.
9 November - 20 December 2024
09.10.24
Syncretic Voices. Rajan Bijlani
Syncretic Voices, an exhibition uniting artists and designers of South Asian origin in the former Fonthill Pottery which was situated in this historic London townhouse. The exhibition is co-curated by Michael Jefferson and Truls Blaasmo.
06.09.24
Still Dancing. Armory Show NYC
Still Dancing is a presentation by Ingleby Gallery at the Armory Show NYC of new works by artists whose focus is non representational, materials based, and often balanced between two and three dimensions.
04.07.24
Pluriverse essay
Essay by Priyesh Mistry to accompany Pluriverse exhibition available at Graves Gallery, Sheffield Museums. Designed by Mark El-khatib
20.04.24
Pluriverse. Graves Gallery, Sheffield Museums
A solo exhibition Pluriverse will open on 4th July 2024 at Graves Gallery in Sheffield. ¶ Presenting recent work and new work developed during residencies in Italy and India earlier this year. ¶ The exhibition will also see her working with Sheffield’s visual art collection, in particular the city’s holding of Indian miniatures and Eduardo Paolozzi prints.