ALICE ANDERSON

HUMAN / NON-HUMAN INTERACTIONS Almine Rech 1 March–2 April 2022 London

Press Release

Almine Rech London is pleased to announce a solo exhibition by British-French artist Alice Anderson. HUMAN / NON-HUMAN INTERACTIONS will be Alice Anderson’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, on view from March 1 to April 2, 2022.

Dance is the original form of artistic expression. It has only one instrument—the body—but it creates movement, lines, forms, and rhythm. It connects us to the earth, the sky, the cosmos, Nature. By calling on the ritual of dance to generate new forms of painting and sculpture, Alice Anderson takes part in a long ancestral tradition that runs from the indigenous peoples of the Americas and Australia to the sources of modern and contemporary dance.

As she puts it, ‘Dancing means finding Nature within yourself.’

Her unique approach linking art and dance evokes the pioneering choreography of Mary Wigman, Loïe Fuller, and Isadora Duncan; the kinetic art of the Bauhaus; or Nicolas Schöffer, who attempted to create interactions between machine and human, robot and dancer.

— Marie-Laure Bernadac, curator

About the Artist

Alice Anderson lives and works in London. Anderson locates her practice at the fulcrum between movement informed by ancestral cultures and the ubiquitous world of technology and its algorithmic systems. Her animist approach advocates a total reconnection to Nature through ritual dance. She is one of the very few artists who creates paintings and sculptures during performances, remaking and rethinking the wired connections between consciousness, body, and machine, what she calls ‘human/non-human interactions’. In 2020, Anderson was nominated for the Prix Marcel Duchamp.

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Also Exhibiting at Almine Rech

All Exhibitions

JAVIER CALLEJA Curiously Almine Rech 30 May–25 July 2026 Paris, Rue de Turenne

GROUP EXHIBITION Piene, Mack, Uecker – Light, Space and Time Almine Rech 30 May–25 July 2026 Paris, Matignon

THU-VAN TRAN No Longer Day, Not Yet Night Almine Rech 29 May–8 August 2026 Shanghai

VAUGHN SPANN (All) Americans Almine Rech 8 May–13 June 2026 New York, Tribeca

About the Gallery

Almine Rech London will showcase curated presentations of works by artists from the 20th and 21st centuries and will be open Tuesday through Friday, from 10am to 6pm, with Monday and Saturday visits available by appointment.

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Address

11 St George Street
Hanover Square
London
United Kingdom

Opening Hours

Tuesday – Friday
10am – 6pm
The gallery will be open on Mondays and Saturdays by appointment only

Almine Rech

11 St George Street, Hanover Square, London, United Kingdom

+44 207 287 3644
http://www.alminerech.com

Opening hours

Tuesday – Friday
10am – 6pm
The gallery will be open on Mondays and Saturdays by appointment only

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