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Danielle Arnaud Gallery Danielle Arnaud Gallery The gallery was created in 1995.

It encourages artists to develop their practice without the constraints of market or trends through a
programme of curated exhibitions, solo shows and projects, both within the gallery and the public realm.

Tessa Farmer is included in ‘Kafka: Making of an Icon’ at Bodleian Libraries. The exhibition marks the 100th anniversary...
15/08/2024

Tessa Farmer is included in ‘Kafka: Making of an Icon’ at Bodleian Libraries. The exhibition marks the 100th anniversary of the author’s death, celebrating not only his achievements and creativity but also how he continues to inspire new literary, theatrical and cinematic creations around the world.

Featured on this post is ‘Insect Enemies’.

The exhibition continues until 27 October 2024

For more information please visit https://visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/kafka

Helen RobertsonEchoContinues until 27 July 2024Thursday, Friday and Saturday 2-6pm and by appointmentCommissioned essays...
20/07/2024

Helen Robertson
Echo

Continues until 27 July 2024
Thursday, Friday and Saturday 2-6pm and by appointment

Commissioned essays by Professor Jane Rendell and writer Christopher Kul-Want are available during the exhibition.

Please contact [email protected] for further enquiries

Tomorrow Saturday 6 July from 4 to 6, Helen Robertson will be in conversation with Christopher Kul-WantDoors will open a...
05/07/2024

Tomorrow Saturday 6 July from 4 to 6, Helen Robertson will be in conversation with Christopher Kul-Want

Doors will open at 2pm enabling the visitors to view the exhibition.
The conversation will start promptly at 4.30pm.

Booking is essential: please contact [email protected]

The exhibition continues to 27 July 2024

Opening tomorrow Friday 21 June 6-9pmHelen RobertsonEcho22 June - 27 July 2024Working with architecture and the choreogr...
20/06/2024

Opening tomorrow Friday 21 June 6-9pm

Helen Robertson
Echo
22 June - 27 July 2024

Working with architecture and the choreographic Echo sets in motion a web of relations to women past and present, exploring ideas of agency and authorship as reciprocal and interdependent.

On entering the gallery visitors step into the work becoming part of a choreography that unfolds across a sequence of rooms. Correspondences across filmed architectures and the gallery architecture are inflected by interrelated sculptural and architectural interventions giving rise to chains of iterations that extend conversations across past and present, interior and exterior, here and elsewhere.

Please contact [email protected] for further enquiries.

Helen RobertsonEcho22 June - 27 July 2024Private view Friday 21 June 6 - 9 pmWorking with architecture and the choreogra...
15/06/2024

Helen Robertson
Echo
22 June - 27 July 2024
Private view Friday 21 June 6 - 9 pm

Working with architecture and the choreographic, ‘Echo’ sets in motion a web of relations to women past and present, exploring ideas of agency and authorship as reciprocal and interdependent.

A leaflet featuring a commissioned essay by Professor Jane Rendell will be available during the exhibition.

For more information please visit our website or contact Danielle at [email protected]

Polly Gould installing her works for her upcoming project ‘Different Paths from Sky to Ground: The Sea Stories’ in Venic...
12/04/2024

Polly Gould installing her works for her upcoming project ‘Different Paths from Sky to Ground: The Sea Stories’ in Venice.

Preview: Tuesday 16 to Sunday 21 April in presence of the artist.

To visit us in Venice, please contact Danielle Arnaud at [email protected]

This presentation will continue until 24 November 2024 - by appointment.

Polly Gould’s presentation will be our fourth project in Venice as part of an on-going programme where artists are invited to spend time in Venice and develop new work linked to the city.

We are pleased to announce that Louisa Fairclough’s solo show ‘Mental Falls’ will be extended to Saturday 18 May, by app...
11/04/2024

We are pleased to announce that Louisa Fairclough’s solo show ‘Mental Falls’ will be extended to Saturday 18 May, by appointment only.

Join us this evening from 6 till 9 for the opening of Mental Falls, Louisa Fairclough’s fourth exhibition at Danielle Ar...
08/03/2024

Join us this evening from 6 till 9 for the opening of Mental Falls, Louisa Fairclough’s fourth exhibition at Danielle Arnaud Gallery.

The exhibition features a new expanded 16mm film installation, a lyrical essay film and an audio work. This body of work was made by the artist before, during and after a lengthy period of mental illness.

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Thursday 2pm - 6pm
Friday 2pm - 6pm
Saturday 2pm - 6pm

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