Top 5 for May 30th – June 5th

 

In typical British fashion, I am going to talk to you about the weather, and just let you know that this weekend is a mix of rain and slight warmth. So get out and create your own sunshine with out top 5 London exhibitions.

 

Roadz 

Oil painter of urban beauty, Andrea Tyrimos first UK solo show is coming to Curious Duke Gallery this June. Her paintings that depict emerging light from Notting Hill carnival, urban lifestyles and her Brick project that has gained attention from the likes of Idris Elba and director of 24 John Cassar.

PV Thursday 3^rd June 6-9pm

3^rd - 28^th June

Curious Duke Gallery

173 Whitecross Street

London

EC1Y 8JT

Open Monday – Friday 11:30 – 6:30, Saturday 12-4

Nearest stations: Old Street exit 6 and Barbican

Free

 

Putting Right

Artist Sean Edwards creates small scale sculptures that suggest an archive of large plans. These components come together in this exhibition to form a world of tiny worlds, or rather visitors who become giants.

Now - 2^nd August

Limoncello

340 – 344 Kingsland Road

London

E8 4DA

Open Thursday – Saturday 11-6

Nearest station: Haggerston overground

Free

 

Nicholas Pope

 

This solo exhibition of the British sculptors work focuses on his materiality. You will find works in silk, marble, wood and porcelain, with his Seven Odd Chalks taken pride of place, with new worlds focusing on cloth and mohair.

now - 4^th July

Richard Saltoun Gallery

111 Great Titchfield Street

London

W1W 6RY

Open Monday – Friday 10-6

Nearest stations: Goodge Street, Great Portland Street and Regent's Park

Free

 

Doowylloh

Ancient and Modern present work by Jan Pleitner and Lee Lozano. Plietner's paintings will sit amongst Lozano's drawings from the 1960s, which saw the end of practice in 1971. Interestingly Plietner's paintings are often completed within on night as speed and style become a performance.

Now - 28^th June

Ancient and Modern

201 Whitecross Street

London

EC1Y 8QP

Open Wednesday- Friday 12-6

Nearest stations: Old Street exit 6 and Barbican

Free

 

Mammoths: Ice Age Giants

Natural History Museum brings this temporary exhibition to London, with life size models, baby mammoth Lyuba and interactive games.

Now - 7^th September

Natural History Museum

Cromwell Road

London

SWY 5BD

Open Monday – Friday 10-6

Nearest station: South Kensington

Museum entrance free, exhibition adults £10, concessions apply. Tickets here .

 

Happy weekend!- Sinéad x