The gallery was founded by Kate MacGarry in 2002 on Redchurch Street, London, where some of our represented artists, including Goshka Macuga (Poland), Francis Upritchard (New Zealand), Ben Rivers (UK) and Dr Lakra (Mexico) had their first commercial gallery exhibition. Our current gallery space, originally designed by architect Tony Fretton, is close by on Old Nichol Street where we present six exhibitions a year. The gallery participates in international art fairs including Art Basel (Galleries) and Frieze London where we have presented solo projects since 2010. The gallery represents 22 emerging and established artists; most recently adding The Estate of J.B. Blunk (USA), Laura Gannon (Ireland), Samson Kambalu (Malawi) and Bernard Piffaretti (France) to the roster.
Read MoreThe gallery has a special interest in film, representing John Smith, Marcus Coates, Ben Rivers, Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard, Samson Kambalu and the estate of Jeff Keen. Rivers and Forsyth & Pollard have made feature films with worldwide cinema distribution and received awards from Sundance, Venice and Locarno Film Festivals.
Art Basel's return to Switzerland has exceeded expectations with Ocula Advisors describing great energy and a truly international gathering of high-calibre collectors. We asked seven galleries—Buchmann, Cardi, Eigen + Art, Kate MacGarry, Kerlin, Marian Goodman, and ShanghART—to share what they're showing to meet the moment.
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Videos by Sonia Boyce, Helen Cammock, Rory Pilgrim, and Ilona Sagar touch on issues ranging from workplace carcinogens to domestic abuse in a new exhibition that asks how art can effect change.
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This and other takeaways from last week's Gallery Climate Coalition conference in London.
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The 7th Athens Biennale asks if the West is in decline or in a moment of significant transformation.
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Samson Kambalu and Teresa Margolles have been announced as the next two artists chosen for the Fourth Plinth commission in Trafalgar Square. They were picked from a shortlist which included Nicole Eis
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In 1967, Bruce Nauman made his ten-minute, 16mm film Walking in an Exaggerated Manner Around the Perimeter of a Square. Using a Sony Portapak camera borrowed from the gallerist Leo Castelli, Nauman
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Helen Cammock’s 19-minute video They Call It Idlewild (all works 2020) presents, in no particular order, the static framing of: a brick wall, a statue, a frayed cobweb, grasses dipping in the breeze
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The exhibition History Without A Past, currently on view at Mu.ZEE, Ostend, features recent work by Samson Kambalu and Vincent Meessen. Of all the currents of ideas revealed by 1968, the Situationis
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Polish born artist Goshka Macuga is known for taking on the role of curator and archivist within her practice. We visit Goshka in her London studio as she explains her meticulous research process and
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Rose Finn-Kelcey's exhibition curators, Andrée Cooke and Simon Moretti, discuss the show with installation views, archive film, photography and anecdotes from their relationship with the artist. Prod
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The Land We Live In – The Land We Left Behind, curated by Adam Sutherland, is on view at Hauser & Wirth Somerset from 20 January until 7 May 2018. It is an ambitious survey exhibition exploring the
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