Delaine Le Bas explores identity, memory, and resistance through assemblage, myth, and material transformation.
Leap by Delaine Le Bas at Maureen Paley
London
A Guest is a Blessing by Mirak Jamal at Rose Easton
Mirak Jamal’s paintings transform domestic space into a site of instability, where architecture, memory, and power converge.
Bedding by Katie Shannon at TINA Gallery
The exhibition stages a compressed interior where rest, labour and desire fail to stabilise.
Konstantin Zatsepin. Dark Expressionism
In his new series ‘No Path Through the Flames’, Vladimir Logutov materializes the collective anxiety of the twenties in monochrome, expressive painting.
Tala Madani at Pilar Corrias: Daughter B.W.A.S.M.
Tala Madani constructs a fractured maternal figure where care, collapse, and artificial systems of reproduction blur into one another.
Frieze Sculpture London 2025
Frieze Sculpture 2025 turns Regent’s Park into a shifting field where sculpture responds to light, weather, and movement, becoming a site-responsive .
Yoshitomo Nara. The Hayward Gallery
The Hayward Gallery presents the first UK solo exhibition at a public art gallery by leading Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara.
Motunrayo Akinola: The Door. Palmer gallery
Motunrayo Akinola’s The Door uses cardboard and tape to explore post-colonial themes of care, memory, and social hierarchy