3–28 September 2013
Art and ritual are near relations… Artists include Wilma Johnson, Jennifer Binnie, Grayson Perry, N.H.Stubbing, Sir Francis Rose, Gérard Quenum, Paul Benney, Christine Khondji, Giovanna Miralles, Cecilia Vicuña, Sandra Sheehy, Jack Bilbo and William Gear.
24 May–29 June 2013
This first solo exhibition in London since 1974 spans Vicuña’s career, including works that document her performances, interventions and actions over three decades.
27 April–18 May 2013
Including works by Michael Druks, Tina Keane, John Dugger and Judy Clark.
7 March–2 April 2013
Michael Druks diverse practice takes in painting, sculpture, conceptual, video, performance and installation works.
9 February–3 March 2013
Geneviève Seillé’s drawings and works on paper are an idiosyncratic combination of writing, numbers, collage, drawing and mark-making. Shown here alongside prints and documentation by Jean Dubuffet.
6 November–8 December 2012
In 1934, Vézelay was invited to join the group Abstraction-Création, an association of artists formed in Paris in 1931 to advocate abstract art.
15–18 November 2012
Exhibiting: Cecilia Vicuña, Eduardo Kac, John Dugger and aruma (Sandra de Berduccy).
27 September–31 October 2012
Screen-related works by five artists: Tina Keane, Lutz Becker, Harald Smykla, David Hall and Michael Druks.
7–10 June 2012
England & Co’s stand at Pinta concentrates on works and archival material relating to Latin American art in London and Europe in the 1960s and 1970s.
13 April –26 May 2012
The title of this exhibition – the second in a series – comes from Gertude Stein’s account of her first flight in an airplane in the 1930s, when she described looking down at the earth and seeing ‘the wandering lines of Masson’.