Past
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Birgit Jürgenssen: Nocturnal Light
17 Apr - 19 May 2018 It is as if we have crossed into night, where in moonlight the world appears as half shadows and emergent forms. As we make our way through the dark we... More -
Roy Oxlade: WORK FROM THE 80s & 90s
21 Feb - 7 Apr 2018 Alison Jacques Gallery is delighted to present a solo show of paintings by British artist Roy Oxlade. This is the first solo exhibition of Oxlade's work since his death in... More
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Juergen Teller: Go-Sees, Bubenreuth kids and a fairytale about a king...
24 Nov 2017 - 3 Feb 2018 Juergen Teller has made a signed, limited edition print, Go-Sees, Bubenreuth kids and a Fairytale about a King…, (2017), available from the gallery. Alison Jacques Gallery is pleased to present... More -
SHEILA HICKS: STONES OF PEACE
4 Oct - 11 Nov 2017 ‘What could be better than to sit and weave and think and then not to think, to just interlace yarns and amass networks of threads?' Interview with Sheila Hicks: Fibre... More
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DOROTHEA TANNING: NIGHT SHADOWS
4 Oct - 11 Nov 2017 ‘Dorothea Tanning brought what can only be called her ‘quirky’ sensibility to the costuming of the performance. The whimsical costumes themselves embody a sense of movement, not only through the... More -
SUE DUNKLEY: WORK FROM THE 1960S & 1970S
29 Jun - 29 Jul 2017 'My house was built in 1834,' Sue Dunkley told the Islington Express in 2003. 'It speaks to me and inspires me all the time. You can be anonymous here. Eight... More
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TAKURO KUWATA AT FRIEZE SCULPTURE
5 Jun - 8 Oct 2017 'Kuwata's works as a whole are self-evidently a mixture of nature and manufacture, planning and accident... Within all that, of course, is a strong element of wabi-sabi, the sense of... More -
ANA MENDIETA: METAMORPHOSIS
25 May - 24 Jun 2017 Alison Jacques Gallery presents the gallery’s second solo exhibition by Cuban-born artist, Ana Mendieta (b. 1948 Havana, Cuba; d. 1985 New York City, NY). This is the first solo show... More
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Irma Blank: Life Time
24 Mar - 20 May 2017 Writing is the home of being. I free writing from sense and highlight its structure, its skeleton, the nude sign, the sign that is such and does not refer back... More -
FERNANDA GOMES
1 Feb - 15 Mar 2017 painting reveals other worlds in our minds since stone age. i play with painting since childhood. the mystery renews itself in the perspectives of the plane, so many possibilities! composition... More
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TELLER ON MAPPLETHORPE
18 Nov 2016 - 7 Jan 2017 To coincide with what would have been the 70th birthday of the iconic American photographer Robert Mapplethorpe, Alison Jacques has invited acclaimed UK-based, German-born photographer Juergen Teller to curate an... More -
TAKURO KUWATA: FROM TEA BOWL
7 Oct - 5 Nov 2016 “I’m not trying to break the rules… I just want to apply a contemporary sensibility to pottery. I believe I can create something truly new, work that reflects our time”... More
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DOROTHEA TANNING: FLOWER PAINTINGS
1 Sep - 1 Oct 2016 Alison Jacques Gallery is delighted to exhibit Dorothea Tanning’s final paintings, which will be, shown together for the first time since 1999. Conceived as a series of 12, these imaginary... More -
LYGIA CLARK: WORK FROM THE 1950s
3 Jun - 30 Jul 2016 Alison Jacques Gallery is pleased to announce a historical survey exhibition of works from the 1950s by Lygia Clark. This will be the artist's first solo presentation since the critically... More
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Maria Bartuszová
6 Apr - 21 May 2016 The works of Maria Bartuszová - sculptures created by using rubberized materials and plaster to form unique casts, or by using water and plaster to minimize gravity - trigger extraordinary... More -
Ryan Mosley: ANATOMY AND THE WALL
29 Jan - 12 Mar 2016 Everything you need to know about them is right there, humming on the surface: trippy, funny and melancholy, these are virtuoso hallucinations in a high-keyed palette – hot pinks, fluorescent... More
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ERIKA VERZUTTI: Two Eyes Two Mouths
13 Oct - 17 Dec 2015 'It is initially amazing that, from a few operations with ordinary elements, these pieces take on a suggestive power capable of articulating what categories and classes separate in the domains... More -
MICHAEL BAUER: Butter Bebop (Transatlantic Creme Dreams)
9 Sep - 7 Oct 2015 'Instead of repeating a one-shot stunt to generate paintings in the model of mass production, he builds a complex visual language that follows the logic of a successful road trip:... More
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DAVIDE BALULA: A Light to Repeat [ ] on the Wall
10 Jul - 8 Aug 2015 ‘The exhibition of invisibility is a practice that traverses the entire twentieth century, from Duchamp’s Air de Paris, 1919, to Takis’s magnetic fields….from Art & Language’s ‘Air Conditioning Show’ to... More -
ALESSANDRO RAHO
10 Jun - 4 Jul 2015 'The potent mix of abstraction and figuration in Raho’s work elucidates one of the key aspects of his approach to painting, in which he makes the issue of ‘style’, in... More
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