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Yinka Ilori Launches London’s Fulham Pier with ‘100 Found Objects’ Installation
London, England · London

Yinka Ilori Launches London’s Fulham Pier with ‘100 Found Objects’ Installation

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Summary Artist Yinka Ilori has unveiled 100 Found Objects, a new major public installation, at London’s freshly launched Fulham Pier. Enveloping the length of the pier with a constellation of flora, fauna and “found objects,” the piece pays homage to the area’s storied history and culture. British-Nigerian artist Yinka Ilori is bringing a floral feast to Fulham Pier with 100 Found Objects, a new major public installation, nestled in a pocket of…See the Story
‘Getting Rich Quick Is Out of the Question’: What Does It Take to Open a Gallery in London These Days?
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‘Getting Rich Quick Is Out of the Question’: What Does It Take to Open a Gallery in London These Days?

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The city’s newest dealers — taking part in London Gallery Weekend’s fifth edition — are playing the long game amid economic turmoilSee the Story
Physical Symptoms of Grief – HealthyWomen

Physical Symptoms of Grief – HealthyWomen

When Katja Faber learned her 23-year-old son, Alex, had been brutally murdered, she felt a physical pain, as if her body had been hit by a truck. “From the moment that the police stood at my door and told me the news that he had been killed, I felt altered, not only emotionally, but also neurologically and physically,” Faber said. “It was painful to breathe; my nerve endings were on fire. They say that grief is an all-body experience, and I can …See the Story

10 Must-See Exhibitions at London Gallery Weekend 2025

As 125 galleries across London take part from 6-8 June 2025, here are ten things not to miss, from David Hockney’s ‘Love’ series to Kayode Ojo’s look at the superficiality of tastePhotography · LondonSee the Story

MILLY THOMPSON: My Body Temperature is Feeling Good

MILLY THOMPSON: My Body Temperature is Feeling Good5th June, 2025 – 24th August, 2025Goldsmiths CCASt James’New CrossLondon SE14 6AD ‘Pleasure is a very interesting political space to reside in…’ Milly Thompson, 2021 A new exhibition, My Body Temperature is Feeling Good, brings together a selection of works by British artist Milly Thompson (1964–2022), offering a clear-eyed and often irreverent look at her singular artistic voice. Known for her …London, England · LondonRead Article

Childhood, solitude and protest: Yoshitomo Nara at the Hayward Gallery

At the Hayward Gallery, a four-decade survey of Yoshitomo Nara’s work explores solitude, memory and resistance through his iconic, unflinching figures. Something tender and charged hums beneath the concrete skin of the Hayward Gallery this June. Inside its Brutalist vault—part fortress, part reliquary—Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara’s universe unfolds not with spectacle, but with stillness. Forty years of work speak less in declarations than in g…London, England · LondonRead Article

At 20, VOLTA Basel Examines the Shifting Terrain of the Art World

As it marks its 20th year, VOLTA fair expands its focus with new global perspectives, solo presentations, and a debut pavilion for Middle Eastern and North African artists. VOLTA Basel returns this June for its 20th edition, marking two decades as a platform for emerging and lesser-known artistic voices. Now in a new venue—Hall 4.U at Messeplatz 21, a short distance from Basel’s central Art Week locations—the fair continues to spotlight a cross-…Basel · BaselRead Article

Curating Collapse: Nadim Samman on Art, AI, and the Future of Cultural Systems

As curator of Vienna Digital Cultures 2025 and director of the newly relaunched Autotelic Foundation, Dr Nadim Samman explores model collapse, artistic experimentation, and the generative potential of failure. As machine learning continues to reshape everything from creativity to governance, few curators are confronting its implications as incisively as Dr Nadim Samman. The Berlin-based curator and philosopher is leading Vienna Digital Cultures …Artificial Intelligence · LondonRead Article

‘On the Other Way’: Sensity Studio’s New Open Call Supports Emerging Women Artists Across Europe and the U.K.

“On the Other Way,” a free open call by Sensity Studio, presents a unique opportunity for emerging women artists in contemporary visual arts. Applications are currently open. In an effort to address the persistent underrepresentation of women in the arts, Sensity Studio — a women-led creative organisation — has announced On the Other Way, an open call aimed at emerging women artists seeking greater visibility across the United Kingdom and Europe…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

Finding and Appointing New Trustees (CC30)

Paul Smith’s Foundation is delighted to announce the appointment of three new trustees from the world of art and culture. The new appointments are: Toby Monk, Global Recruitment & Engagement Director at Christie’s Mary Findlay, Senior Art Curator at Deutsche Bank Heather Sturdy, Head of National Partnerships at Tate Paul Smith’s Foundation is grateful for the generous support of Rosanna Cundall in the recruitment process. Rosanna is Partner for…London, England · LondonSee the Story

The Last Place We Felt: On the Fractured Bodies of Lala Drona

In a world mediated by screens and scar tissue, Lala Drona renders the body not as it is—but as it’s remembered, erased, and rebuilt. As more of our lives unfold on screens, we drift behind glass—voyeurs of our own realities. We scroll through curated feeds of beauty, tragedy and distraction. But what toll does this spectatorship take on the body? What lingers after the violence we witness and the images we absorb begin to settle beneath the ski…London, England · LondonRead Article

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