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07/02/2024

Born on this day: 🎉

David’s sculptures blur the boundaries of inside and outside; realism and abstraction; human and animal, appearing to be in a continuous state of transformation.

In ‘The Whaler’ (2023), the artist explores Jungian theory of the collective unconscious, where ancestral memories become archetypes that establish instinctual behaviours. Here, the whale represents the unconscious whilst the readied harpoon attempts to exercise control over it.

The artist has said, ‘A perfect object for me is something that is extremely seductive and extremely repulsive at the same time.’

07/02/2024

Born on this day:

As part of Tiona’s recent exhibition at White Cube Bermondsey, the installation ‘A MERCY’ draws its title from a 2008 novel by Toni Morrison.

Comprised of a series of hand-painted steel head gates – devices used to restrain livestock – the artist contemplates their dual capacity to soothe and facilitate brutality, drawing parallels with Morrison’s novel, set in late 17th-century colonial America.

Video © White Cube (Christian Kingo).

07/01/2024

Conversations: Minoru Nomata and Sam Thorne

To celebrate the opening of Minoru Nomata’s exhibition, ‘Continuum’, at White Cube Mason’s Yard, the artist will be joined in conversation with Sam Thorne, Director General & CEO of Japan House London.

📍 White Cube Mason’s Yard, London
📆 Tuesday 9 July 2024, 5.30–6.30pm BST
📩 RSVP: whitecube.art/MinoruNomataEvent

The talk will start promptly at 5.30pm and will be followed by an exhibition preview from 6.30–8.30 pm.

Minoru Nomata’s debut solo exhibition in London features new works that expand upon the artist’s ‘Continuum’ series, first exhibited in Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery in 2023.

Images: Minoru Nomata, ‘Imagine-2’, 2018 © the artist. Photo © White Cube (Theo Christelis); Portrait of Minoru Nomata © the artist. Photo © White Cube (Byun Cheol Jeon); Portrait of Sam Thorne © Oliver Dixon, courtesy Japan House London.

06/30/2024

Artists Tunji Adeniyi-Jones, Antony Gormley, Mona Hatoum, Minoru Nomata and Raqib Shaw have donated works to the 2024 Drawing Biennial fundraising auction, in support of Drawing Room’s mission to aid artists and the community by championing drawing.

Online bidding takes place at biennial.drawingroom.org.uk until 8pm BST on Wednesday 3 July 2024. The works are on display at Drawing Room, London until this date.

Images: Tunji Adenji Jones, ‘Red Duet’, 2024; Antony Gormley, ‘Away V’, 2023; Mona Hatoum, ‘The Blues (DR)’, 2023; Minoru Nomata, ‘Catch the Wind’, 2023; Raqib Shaw, ‘Untitled’, 2024. All works © the artists.

06/29/2024

In Focus: ‘Spinal Sheds of a Desperate Glory’ (2024) at White Cube Paris

A striking piece from Ilana’s new body of work, produced for her exhibition at White Cube Paris, ‘Spinal Sheds of a Desperate Glory’ (2024) explores notions of conflict and bravery.

With fragmented forms suggestive of armoured bodies brandishing rod-like weapons that bisect the picture plane, Ilana delves into the metaphor of the spine as a symbol of courage.

Referencing Wilfrid Owen’s WWI poem ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’, which vividly describes the guttural horrors of war, the painting’s title evokes the grim reality behind perceived heroism.

🔗 Explore the work online: whitecube.art/IlanaSavdie-Paris

06/28/2024

’s ‘Darkness Against Nature’ is now open at White Cube New York until 23 August 2024.

‘Darkness Against Nature’ takes its title from the earliest work in the exhibition. Painted in 1980, the artwork exemplifies the artist’s conceptual concerns regarding the agency of colour.

Committed to the notion of ‘painting with colour and form alone’, Yoko creates immersive compositions in a reduced palette that articulate the primacy of painterly expression.

Find out more: whitecube.art/yoko-matsumoto-newyork

The gallery will be open Monday – Friday from 10am–6pm throughout the show.

06/27/2024

Now Open: ‘ : About Space’ at White Cube Bermondsey (until 1 September 2024)

Bringing together masterworks from across his five-decade career, the selection of works on view reveals the extent to which Held pioneered new realms of dimensionality in painting through a combination of hard-edged geometry and spontaneous gestural expression.

Describing his work as ‘a space that is in constant flux, that is never at rest, that is relational’, Held’s continuous experimentations with scale, form, space and colour pushed the boundaries of spatial abstraction.

Find out more: whitecube.art/AlHeld-Bermondsey

Images: Al Held, ‘About Space’, White Cube Bermondsey, 27 June – 1 September 2024, © Al Held Foundation / ARS, NY and DACS, London 2024. Photos © White Cube (Theo Christelis).

06/27/2024

Watch the installation of ’s solo exhibition at White Cube New York!

Yoko Matsumoto’s 'Darkness Against Nature’ opens today (Thursday 27 June). Join us for an evening preview from 6–8pm.

Visit the exhibition at until 23 August 2024. The gallery will be open Monday – Friday from 10am – 6pm throughout the show.

Find out more: whitecube.art/yoko-matsumoto-newyork

06/25/2024

Coming Soon: ‘Continuum’ at White Cube Mason’s Yard (10 July – 24 August 2024)

Marking the artist’s debut solo exhibition in London, the works in this show expand upon the ‘Continuum’ series, first shown at Tokyo Opera City Art Gallery in 2023, in which the artist depicts immense hydrological formations interacting with man-made mechanical interventions.

Transcending specifics of time and place, the artist places mortal endeavour in contention with the sublime forces of nature, a preoccupation evident throughout his practice.

To celebrate the opening of ‘Continuum’, the artist will be joined in conversation with Sam Thorne, CEO and Director General of Japan House London, at White Cube Mason's Yard on Tuesday 9 July at 5.30pm.

The conversation will be followed by the exhibition preview from 6.30–8.30pm.

Learn more and reserve a spot: whitecube.art/MinoruNomata-MasonsYard

06/24/2024

⏰ Final week to visit ‘Boombox’ at (until 29 June 2024)

In her second exhibition with the gallery, Danica examines structures of power and their impact on daily life, bodies, relationships and industries.

The artist's detail-laden, panoptical compositions scrutinise the everyday through an enhanced lens. Using shifting perspectives, merging images and manipulating proportions, a poetic framework emerges in which the familiar makes room for the uncanny.

Learn more about the exhibition: whitecube.art/danicalundymasonsyard

06/23/2024

‘Why are we here? What should we do here? That is for us art’.

🎬 Film Screening and In-Conversation: Gilbert & George

A special screening of ‘WITH Gilbert & George’ by Julian Cole will take place at The Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA) on Saturday 13 July at 6.30pm.

Following the screening, the artists will be joined in conversation by filmmaker Julian Cole.

An intimate and moving portrait filmed over 18 years, the documentary traces Gilbert & George’s lives, revealing for the first time the individuals behind the living sculptures.

🎟️ Book now: https://www.ica.art/with-gilbert-george

104 minutes Video documentary, UK, 2007.
Produced, Directed, and Filmed by Julian Cole.

06/22/2024

Shop Now: ‘Ecdysis’ (2024) limited-edition print ✨

Drawing inspiration from the late Susan Rothenberg’s ‘Mary III’ (1974), Ilana Savdie’s ‘Ecdysis’ (2024) features a crouching central figure that explores the tension and ambiguity between forcible submission and the will to be dominated.

The print delves into several major themes central to Ilana’s practice, including the monstrosity of transitional states, societal pressures and, in her own words, ‘failure as a performance that articulates modes of dissent’.

🔗 Purchase now: whitecube.art/ilanasavdie

Please note that the price will increase as the edition sells.

06/21/2024

Experience ’s ethereal sculptures in ‘DUST’ at

For ‘DUST’ Marguerite has created a series of sculptures that visualise the activation points of ‘Orisons’ (2023) – a major landwork that took place in a single 160-acre fallow crop circle in Colorado’s San Luis Valley, curated and produced by Black Cube, Nomadic Art Museum.

Through compositions in copper wire, bronze, glass, unglazed terracotta, onyx and organza, the enmeshed histories of ‘Orisons’ take three-dimensional form.

Developed in tandem with the sculptures, a suite of works on paper engage with whirling energies through layers of watered-down pigment.

Visit the exhibition at White Cube, 6, Dosan-daero 34-gil, Seoul until 17 August 2024. Learn more: whitecube.art/marguerite-humeau-seoul

06/20/2024

Happy Birthday !

Don’t miss three major solo exhibitions of Ibrahim’s work:

📍’Purple Hibiscus’ at , London

📆 On view until 18 August 2024

Ibrahim has transformed the iconic brutalist exterior of the Barbican’s Lakeside Terrace with his site-specific installation ‘Purple Hibiscus’.

📍’Songs about Roses’ at , Edinburgh

📆 Opens 13 July 2024

Next month, Ibrahim’s first-ever solo exhibition in Scotland opens at Fruitmarket in Edinburgh, with a body of work inspired by the gallery’s unique location above Waverley railway station.

📍’A SPELL OF GOOD THINGS’ at New York

📆 Opens 5 September 2024

Opening in September, Ibrahim’s solo exhibition at White Cube New York features a new installation and a series of charcoal drawings that take the colonial-era railways of Ghana as a primary point of reference.

Images: Ibrahim Mahama, ‘Purple Hibiscus’, 2024 © the artist. Photo: Courtesy Barbican Centre, London (Dion Lee)

06/19/2024

Shop now: ‘WIN’ (2024)

In support of at the Olympic games, Harland Miller has created a limited-edition print and a poster in collaboration with King and McGaw.

‘WIN’ is based on a painting of the same name, which featured in Harland’s major solo exhibition ‘Imminent End, Rescheduled Eternally’ at White Cube Bermondsey in 2022.

Part of Harland’s hard-edge letter paintings, these works present mono or bi-syllabic words in bold blocks of colour and a range of typefaces. Through a process of isolating and overlaying, the graphic rendering creates a tension between reading and looking.

Inspired by the illuminated lettering of medieval manuscripts, a form to which Harland brings a Pop Art sensibility, the series combines and celebrates the sacred and the everyday.

Purchase online: whitecube.art/harlandmiller-kingandmcgaw

06/17/2024

Opening Event: ‘Al Held: About Space’ at White Cube Bermondsey (Wednesday 26 June 2024, 6–8pm)

Join us for a special exhibition preview of our major survey of the late-American abstract painter Al Held at White Cube Bermondsey, with summer cocktails and snacks served in the courtyard.

During his 50-year career, Al Held (1928–2005) explored the ability of abstraction to reach beyond the realm of the viewer’s primary senses.

‘Al Held: About Space’ unveils masterworks from seminal series across the artist’s career – from the vibrant, expressive ‘Taxi Cab’ paintings (1959–60) to the hyper-real, futuristic spaces of the ‘Luminous Constructs’ (1985–2005).

RSVP here: whitecube.art/AlHeld-Bermondsey

06/16/2024

Coming Soon: Yoko Matsumoto ‘Darkness Against Nature’ at White Cube New York (28 June – 23 August 2024)

‘Darkness Against Nature’ marks Yoko’s second exhibition with White Cube and her return to New York after nearly 30 years.

The artist’s first visit to the city in 1967 profoundly influenced her practice, with her discovery of the works of American abstract expressionists such as Morris Louis and Helen Frankenthaler.

Throughout her 60-year career as an abstract painter, Yoko has developed a distinctive approach working in varied medium to explore colour in a processual and meditative manner, layering hues to create a tracery of nebulous forms and gestures.

Visit the exhibition from 28 June – 23 August 2024. Learn more: whitecube.art/yoko-matsumoto-newyork

Images: Yoko Matsumoto, ‘Darkness against Nature’, 1980 © the artist. Photo © On White Wall. Courtesy White Cube

06/16/2024

Happy birthday !

Ilana’s vibrant, large-scale paintings look at themes of performance, transgression, identity and power.

Beginning with drawing, the artist explores forms and colours through a process of digital collage, arriving at loose pictorial compositions which are then further resolved during the act of painting.

‘Paper Planes’ (2024), a new artwork by the artist, is featured in her exhibition ‘Ectopia’, currently on view at White Cube Paris until 27 July 2024.

Find out more: whitecube.art/IlanaSavdie-Paris

Video: Courtesy the artist.

06/15/2024

In Focus: ‘Clowns Travel Through Wires’ (2013) at Art Basel (Stand C14)

An exquisite example of Bradford’s abstract practice, ‘Clowns Travel Through Wires’ (2013) is a monumental mixed-media canvas that showcases the artist’s innovative technique of ‘painting with paper’.

Building up his compositions with layer upon layer of ephemera – flyers, magazines and other paper detritus salvaged from the streets of his hometown, Los Angeles – often combined with printed material the artist fabricates himself, Bradford then tears, cuts and sands the surface.

The artist has commented: ‘It’s almost like a rhythm, I’m a builder and a demolisher. I put up so I can tear down […] In archaeological terms, I excavate, and I build at the same time’.

Explore the work online: whitecube.art/ArtBasel

06/14/2024

Closing Soon: ‘AERIAL’ at White Cube New York (until 15 June 2024)

Through a critical engagement with his own physical existence, Antony identifies art as a place where new behaviours, thoughts and feelings can arise.

The exhibition features two recent developments in the artist’s practice: one explores physical proximity in mass and scale, where two over-life-size bodies merge as one, while the other endeavours to catalyse space almost without mass.

Visit ‘AERIAL’ until 15 June 2024. Due to the nature of the exhibition, advanced booking is advised.

Find out more: whitecube.art/AntonyGormley-NewYork

Images: Antony Gormley ‘AERIAL’ White Cube New York 30 April – 15 June 2024 © Antony Gormley. Photos © White Cube (Theo Christelis).

06/14/2024

⚽ Save the date! presents ‘Portent’, the latest performance of his naked football match in , coinciding with !

Join us on 23 June 2024, from 1–3pm, at Haus der Kulturen der Welt (HKW) for the latest iteration of Eddie’s acclaimed naked five-a-side football match. This event is part of ‘Ballet of the Masses – On Football and Catharsis’, a project exploring the aesthetics and politics of football.

‘Portent’ engages with how the representation and performance of maleness, nudity, touch and tactility, homoeroticism and exhibitionism produce echoes and dissonances between different cultural instances—from contact sports to museums.

Visit hkw.de to reserve a ticket.

06/13/2024

In Switzerland for ? Don’t miss ‘ : All Systems Fail’ at in Bern!

The most comprehensive retrospective of Sarah’s work to date, ‘All Systems Fail’ features over 100 artworks that form new understandings of networks, system, economies and architectures.

Since the mid-1990s, the artist has engaged viewers with her abstract, geometric paintings that depict the macro and micro structures of contemporary life.

Her films document global cities like New York, Beijing, Rio de Janeiro and Abu Dhabi, examining the impact of commercial forms on modern life in late capitalism.

The exhibition runs until 4 August 2024. Visit zpk.org to learn more.

Images: Sarah Morris 'All Systems Fail', Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Switzerland © Sarah Morris. Photo © Rolf Siegenthaler

06/12/2024

‘ ’s paintings of fictional structures lament the buildings that embodied political movements striving for greater equality.’ – Juliet Jacques

Ahead of the artist’s debut solo exhibition in London, read Juliet Jacques’s article in the latest issue of Frieze: ‘Why Do We Obsess Over Unpopulated Architecture?’.

Find out more: www.frieze.com/article/juliet-jacques-minoru-nomata-244

06/12/2024

Art Basel 2024 is now live! 🎉

Highlights at White Cube’s stand include Julie Mehretu’s 1999 painting ‘Untitled 2’; Howardena Pindell’s new painting ‘Tesseract #16’ (2024); Tracey Emin’s appliquéd blanket ‘Hellter Fu***ng Skelter’ (2001) and Richard Hunt’s open-form steel sculpture, ‘Opposed Linear Forms’ (1961), among others.

Explore the presentation online: whitecube.art/ArtBasel

06/11/2024

Art Basel Unlimited 2024 is now live!

Al Held’s monumental painting ‘Black Nile VII’ (1974) is on view as part of Art Basel’s ‘Unlimited’ section, a platform dedicated to large-scale works at the fair.

One of Held’s most important large-scale works, this dramatic painting, predominantly black, utilises hard-edge white lines to create geometric forms that intersect and overlap.

The work presents a dynamic composition that displays form advancing and receding into, out of and across the picture plane.

Explore the full presentation online: whitecube.art/ArtBasel

06/10/2024

Final week to visit 's ‘A Confession of My Sins’ at White Cube Bermondsey.

Comprising a large body of new work produced during an intensive year in the studio, the exhibition features large-scale paintings and a selection of works on paper in which the artist, now 86, surveys the past six and a half decades of his practice.

Visit the exhibition until Sunday 16 June 2024: whitecube.art/Georg-Baselitz-Bermondsey

06/09/2024

A solo exhibition of works by is on view at , Texas (until 20 October 2024)

Entitled ‘The Gift and The Renege’, the exhibition showcases large-scale paintings, sculptures and installations that shed light on the seen and unseen dynamics of Freedmen’s Town in Houston’s historic Fourth Ward.

For over 20 years, Theaster has deepened the understanding of Black labour, materials, place and community through initiatives that demonstrate the dual importance of building community and exposing power structures.

Visit camh.org to learn more

Images: Installation views of ‘Theaster Gates: The Gift and The Renege' at Contemporary Arts Museum, Houston, 2024. Photo by Alex Barber © Contemporary Arts Museum Houston and Theaster Gates Studio

06/09/2024

: ‘I think of ‘Aerial’ as […] a place in which the space itself has been catalysed, articulated through this structure which has no direct reference to the body, until you are in it; and it’s your body that becomes then the subject of the space.’

On the occasion of Antony Gormley’s current exhibition, ‘AERIAL’, at White Cube New York, the artist was joined in conversation with Tom Eccles, Executive Director of the Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College, at The Morgan Library & Museum in New York.

‘AERIAL’ presents two recent developments in Gormley’s practice, in which the artist considers sculpture as an instrument for proprioception.

Watch the full conversation on White Cube’s YouTube channel: https://youtu.be/LSRz96roEJA

06/08/2024

Fred Tomaselli: ‘My aim is to elevate the real into something magical and intense.’

White Cube wishes happy birthday to !

Known for his intricate, engulfing images of earthly and cosmic realms, the artist employs a diverse range of mediums, including painting, collage, and watercolour, to explore daily news, the natural world and the human condition.

A solo exhibition of works by the artist is set to open in autumn 2024 at the Laguna Art Museum in California. Titled ‘Fred Tomaselli: Second Nature’, the exhibition showcases around 50 new and recent works that explore the varied intersections of art, nature, popular culture and current events central to his practice.

Find out more: whitecube.art/FredTomaselli-LagunaArtMuseum

Images: Fred Tomaselli, ‘Bear Cam 2’, 2023 © Fred Tomaselli. Photo © White Cube (On White Wall).

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