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Larsen Warner

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Larsen Warner

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06/06/2026

The gallery is closed today due to Swedens National Day celebrations
We will be back open next week when you can view the extraordinary paintings by British artist William Brickel in his solo exhibition, The Finding of a Nature
The exhibition runs through 18 June
Pictured

William Brickel
A Helping Hand. The Lesson, 2026
Oil on canvas
185 x 142 cm
Copyright the artist

28/05/2026

William Brickel
The Finding of a Nature
21 May - 18 June
“William Brickel’s elongated, sometimes contorted, often intense figures possess an ambiguous beauty that is a bluntly modern nod to 16th-century mannerist styling, offering a whiff of Paul Cadmus, Lucian Freud, or even Egon Schiele. Mostly, though, they hold your eye with their strong and distinctive presence; they crackle with feeling, pulling you in with their mysterious sets and clothes”

Simon Chilvers, Vogue, 2024
William Brickel lives and works in Gloucestershire, UK. In 2018, Brickel graduated with an MA from London’s Royal Drawing School, and received a BA in Photography from Camberwell College of Art, London. Brickel was an artist resident at Palazzo Monti Artist Residency, Brescia, Italy, (2018); and Borgo Pingnano, Pisa, Italy (2018). In 2021, Brickel held his first solo museum exhibition, I’d Tell You If I Could, at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art, CA. Brickel’s work is included in the permanent collections of the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, FL; Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, CA; and The Prince of Wales, Royal Collection Trust, London, UK, among others.
Pictured:
William Brickel
Two Figures, Green Sofa, 2026
Oil on canvas
120 x 100 cm
Copyright the artist

26/05/2026

“I just want to do one really, really good painting.”
/Katherine Bradford

We’re happy to share the beautiful interview that Odalisque Magazine published with Katherine Bradford in connection with her presentation at Stockholm Market Art Fair with Larsen Warner.

In the interview, Bradford reflects on the path from struggling artist to one of the most distinctive painters of her generation, speaking about late recognition, persistence, New York, swimmers, skaters, and the desire to create something true.

“A flower doesn’t bloom late, it blooms when it has the right conditions.”

Thank you to .magazine for this thoughtful portrait of an artist whose work continues to open new emotional and painterly spaces.

21/05/2026

OPENING TONIGHT
William Brickel
The Finding of a Nature
5pm - 8pm
Hudiksvallsgatan 8
Larsen / Warner is thrilled to present The Finding of a Nature, a solo exhibition of extraordinary new paintings by British artist William Brickel (b. 1994, UK) This is the artists first exhibition with the gallery and his first in Scandinavia
There has been a renewed interest in experimental modes of figuration among contemporary painters in recent years. Since graduating from his MA at the Royal Drawing School in London in 2018, Brickel has created an expressive mode of figurative painting that builds on the canonical Western painting tradition, fusing influences such as The Pre Raphaelites, William Blake, Stanley Spencer, Lucian Freud and Otto Dix. Brickel’s figures, painted in muted colours with their impossible contortions compressed into domestic spaces, evoke restrained, artificial atmospheres that carry echoes of 16th century Italian mannerist artists such as Pontormo and Giorgio Vasari. Brickel’s compositions conjure the emotionally illegible dramas that emerge from awkward, painful human entanglements. The paintings depict contorted male figures that can seem at once flirtatious, sensuous, violent and contemplative, projecting the full range of human emotion
Pictured:
William Brickel
A Tap on the Shoulder. Blue Room , 2026
Oil on canvas
120 x 100 cm
Copyright the artist

06/05/2026

OPENING THIS WEEK / 9 May 2026
Cooper Gorfer
UTOPIA
National Museum Gdansk, Poland
Cooper Gorfer’s exhibition Utopia opens this week at the National Museum Gdansk
Are we living in a loss of Utopia? And if so, who’s Utopia is it that we have lost? Struck by the political turmoil facing the world and the waves of immigrants and refugees resettling in Europe, the artist duo Cooper & Gorfer focus their lens on a group of young women whose lives have been influenced by forced migration, and what it means to uproot their sense of self. Using their continued mastery of identity narratives, the artists imagine a utopian theatre starring this new diaspora, where they explore the idea of Utopia, how it is envisioned, and who is allowed to join
The exhibition runs through 31 October
Pictured:
Cooper & Gorfer
Maryan Holding Blue, 2019
Archival pigment print
Copyright the artists

05/05/2026

Joshua Raz
Between Frozen Banks, 2026
Oil on canvas
165 x 120 cm
Copyright the artist
Currently on view in the artist’s solo exhibition ‘Crowding the Brink’
The exhibition is on view until Saturday 9 May
“There’s the objective landscape that exists without us, and that would always exist without us, and changes by the laws of nature and physics. But then there’s also what we imprint on the land, not necessarily physically, but just in observing the landscape and forming narratives through myth and folklore.”

30/04/2026

The gallery will close today at 2pm for Valsborgsmässoafton, and then will be closed tomorrow for the 1st of May national holiday.

The gallery will be open as usual on Saturday 2 May between 12 - 16, where you can still view the extraordinary paintings of British artist Joshua Raz
Pictured:
Joshua Raz
Taking Flight, 2026
Oil on canvas
135 x 200 cm
Copyright the artist

24/04/2026

IRIA LEINO AT ART BRUSSELS / DAY 2
BOOTH 5D - 10
68’ Forward section
As part of the 68’ Forward section curated by Louis-Philippe Van Eeckhoutte, we are presenting a solo booth of paintings by the pioneering Finnish artist Iria Leino
Leino moved from Paris to New York in 1964 to study under Larry Poons at the Arts Students League. The late 1960s and early 1970s were a time of great creative and developmental experimentation for Leino and our booth focuses on this pivotal period for the artist. It traces Leino’s journey from the lyrical abstraction of her Colourfirld series of the mid to late 60’s, through to her conversation to Buddhism in 1968 and then the first two series she created after this spiritual awakening, the Elephant and Buddhist Rain series
Photo credit Gabriele Abbruzzese
Pictured

(Left)
The Child, 1968
Acrylic on canvas
195.5 x 201 cm

(Right)
That One, 1968
Acrylic on canvas
193 x 193 cm

23/04/2026

IRIA LEINO AT ART BRUSSELS
BOOTH 5D - 10
68’ Forward section
OPENING TODAY Preview | 11am – 4pm Vernissage | 4pm – 9pm

22/04/2026

IRIA LEINO AT ART BRUSSELS
BOOTH 5D - 10
68’ Forward section
24 APRIL - 26 APRIL
OPENING DAY�Thursday 23 April 2026�Preview | 11am – 4pm�Vernissage | 4pm – 9pm

PUBLIC DAYS �Friday 24 April 2026 | 11am – 7pm�Saturday 25 April 2026 | 11am – 7pm�Sunday 26 April 2026 | 11am – 6pm

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