Top 5 #LondonExhibitions 30th January -5th Feb

Where will you go this weekend?

 

Lunar- closing this weekend!

 

As promised, Lunar has; provided us with fresh work each week! This week’s beauty if Totem II- Fortuna by Johnathon Reiner! You can’t argue that we don’t offer you the best in affordable art each week!

Closes Saturday 31^st January

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

 

Contemporary Visions V 

Nine artists have come together after the fifth open call from the gallery. This annual wonder forecasts trends in movements and emerging themes in the art world. One worth noting is the destruction of the canvas.

Now – 7^th March

Beers Contemporary

1 Baldwin Street

London, EC1V 9NU

Open Tuesday – Friday 10 – 6, Saturday 11-5

Nearest station: Old Street

Free

 

Fountain 2014

If you aren’t a frequent visitor to the Serpentine, you may not know that there are two galleries, and in the relatively newly opened Sackler Gallery you will find a hint of summer colours and fun with Bertrand Lavier’s Fountain. The colourful bundle of snaking hoses breaks away from the statuesque into the fun.

Now – 4^th October

Serpentine Sackler Gallery

West Carriage Drive

London, W2 2AR

Open Tuesday – Saturday 8-6, Sunday 9-6

Nearest stations: Lancaster Gate or Marble Arch

Free

 

 

Philip King

Sculptor Philip King will be marking his 80^th Birthday with the gallery showing his 1963 work Genghis Khan, amongst 5 other key works from his long and imaginative career.

Now – 1^st February

Tate Britain

Millbank

London, SW1P 4RG

Open daily 10-6

Nearest station: Pimlico

Free

 

Partial Presence 

With art world greats such as On Kawara, Ed Atkins and Miroslaw Balka (pictured) you may be surprised to hear that this is somewhat of a student show. Students from Goldsmiths College and The Cass, London Metropolitan University MFA Curating Courses are taking part in the Testing Ground series. Taking work that is often considered as conceptual the students have revisited key works to test the idea of presence and how this is changed though documentation and exhibiting.

Now – 22^nd February

Zabludowicz Collection

176 Prince of Wales Road

London, NW5 3PT

Open Thursday – Sunday 12-6

Nearest station: Kentish Town West Rail

Free

 

Happy weekend!

 

 

Written by Curious Duke Gallery blogger Sinéad Loftus.

Lover of all art and fluffy cats.