London Gallery Weekend 2024: Artistic and Love Exploration Across London

Did you ever wander past an art gallery and feel not sure about going in? Did you gaze from the window outside at work you wished you could explore in a more direct and personal way? Worry not, London Gallery Weekend is back, and this year, the event promises to be bigger and more inspiring than ever. From May 31st to June 2nd, 2024, galleries across the British capital are opening their doors to offer the public an immersion into the world of contemporary art. Read more on London Gallery Weekend 2024: Artistic and Love Exploration Across London

Main image on the left by Geoffrey Holder, Possible Self Portrait

Art galleries can sometimes feel intimidating, creating barriers preventing many from enjoying the art. London Gallery Weekend aims to change this perspective. It’s about opening up galleries and making art accessible to everyone, welcoming all who wish to explore and appreciate the diverse range of artworks on display.

This event encourages a more inclusive and inviting atmosphere, ensuring that art is enjoyed by a broader audience, regardless of their background or familiarity with the art world.

Gareth Nyandoro, ‘Greenhouse Trellising’, 2023 | Mixed Media / Paper Mounted on Canvas

Tiwani Contemporary participates in London Gallery Weekend with a solo exhibition by Heloisa Hariadne, showcasing paintings that delve into memories and intimacy. The exhibition “In Focus: Heloisa Hariadne” marks the Brazilian artist’s first solo presentation in the UK, and visitors will have the opportunity to explore her botanical and philosophical visual language from May 30th to June 15th, 2024.

In focus: Heloisa Hariadne

Hales London presents “Of Silence and Slow Time,” a solo exhibition by Carole Gibbons, highlighting her still life paintings spanning a ten-year period from the mid-1970s to the mid-1980s. Following Gibbons’ participation in the “Women in Revolt! Art and Activism in the UK 1970-1990” exhibition at Tate Britain, this exhibition will be on view throughout the summer.

Carole Gibbons, Chinese Horse, c. 1977. Photo by Damian Griffiths.

In Kensington and Chelsea, Art Week presents its seventh annual Public Art Trail, on display throughout the summer from June to August. This year, the Art Trail will be the largest to date, featuring twenty-five sculptures spread across nine zones throughout the borough. Renowned artists such as Yoni Alter, Gillie & Marc, Charlotte Colbert, and Julian Wild participate in this unmissable event on London’s summer cultural calendar.

For one night only, The Perimeter will remain open until 8pm on Friday, May 31st, 2024, presenting a special exhibition of Andy Holden’s film “Laws of Motion in a Cartoon Landscape.” This hour-long exploration proposes that the world is best understood as a cartoon. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to experience a radical artistic vision in the heart of London

London Gallery Weekend promises a vibrant array of exhibitions and events across the city, celebrating contemporary art in its many forms. Like Jacqueline de Jong at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery Pippy Houldsworth Gallery will present “La petite mort,” a solo exhibition featuring new and rarely seen works by Jacqueline de Jong. This exhibition showcases de Jong’s dynamic painting approach, capturing personal and political themes. Her new works explore ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza, emphasizing the refugee crises and human brutality, themes she has interrogated throughout her career.

Boscoe Holder, Green Background, 1996

Victoria Miro presents exhibitions by Boscoe and Geoffrey Holder, showcasing their painting talents alongside their achievements in theatre, dance, and film. Born in Trinidad and Tobago, the brothers gained international acclaim in the UK and the US. Geoffrey’s works from New York, spanning the late 1970s to the 2000s, range from domestic scenes to vibrant nightclubs, highlighting his masterful use of color. Boscoe’s 1990s paintings focus on the male nude, a significant yet rarely seen part of his work. These exhibitions explore the unique yet interconnected artistic journeys of the Holder brothers.

London Gallery Weekend 2024 promises to be a celebration of contemporary art in all its diversity and dynamism. From solo exhibitions to public art festivals to artistic film screenings, this event offers something accessible to everyone, not just art fans. Come and discover the art that animates the British capital and immerse yourself in the fascinating world of contemporary creativity.

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