Fresh Perspectives: Art that Moves and Provokes

Catch the latest exhibitions showcasing dynamic conversations around identity, technology, and the sensory experience of art. Each stop offers a unique lens into contemporary issues while pushing the boundaries of traditional mediums.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Body as Thought

   Pace Gallery

   Lee Kun-Yong's exhibition at Pace Gallery is a must for its blend of performance and visual art. His archival prints capture the essence of movement and thought, reflecting on the body’s role in art. Look out for how he challenges the viewer's perception of performance.

2. Hastan (هستن)

   Copperfield Gallery

   At Copperfield Gallery, Mohammadi and Tara H's works evoke the weight of personal history and cultural dislocation. Their poignant exploration of exile is underscored by vivid imagery that connects deeply with the viewer. Pay attention to the narratives tied to their respective backgrounds.

3. TECHNÉ

   Fold Gallery

   TECHNÉ at Fold Gallery showcases innovative pieces that blur the line between art and technology. Trotzig and Wilcke invite you to interact with their works, questioning the implications of digital existence. Don’t miss how they incorporate everyday materials to reflect on modern life.

4. Julio Le Parc

   Tate Modern

   Julio Le Parc at Tate Modern is all about immersive experience. His kinetic sculptures and op art pieces invite you to engage physically and mentally. Watch how light interacts with his installations, creating a dialogue between viewer and artwork.

5. PLATFORM: Simone Brewster

   Design Museum

   PLATFORM: Simone Brewster at the Design Museum is essential for anyone interested in contemporary design’s role in social discourse. Though the display opens in 2026, it's worth noting Brewster’s influence on the intersection of craft and identity.

6. Grounding Practice: Methods in Filmmaking

   Somerset House

   Somerset House's Grounding Practice event delves into the behind-the-scenes of filmmaking, revealing the creative processes that shape narratives. Catch the insights from industry veterans and the collaborative spirit that drives film production.

7. Material Reality

   Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)

   Christina Mackie's Material Reality at Goldsmiths CCA is a long-overdue solo show. Her installations weave together sculpture and painting in a way that challenges materiality and perception. Look for how her past works inform her new creations.

8. How We Hold: Rehearsals for Art and Social Change

   Serpentine Galleries

   How We Hold at Serpentine Galleries is a reflective space for arts educators and community leaders to explore social change through art. This ongoing initiative is rich with resources and discussions that highlight how creativity can drive transformation in society.