Resonances: Women, Icons, and Emerging Voices

This curated experience threads together works by women and those embracing their legacies, revealing the power of identity and influence in art today. From soundscapes to visual icons, each stop captures a vital aspect of contemporary culture.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Tone Transmissions: Aura Satz & Sarah Shin on Éliane Radigue

   Somerset House

   At Somerset House, dive into the immersive soundscapes of Éliane Radigue, crafted by Aura Satz and Sarah Shin. The exhibition highlights Radigue's groundbreaking influence on electronic music, making it a must-see for audio enthusiasts.

2. Andy Denzler, Inner Space

   Opera Gallery London

   Andy Denzler's 'Inner Space' at Opera Gallery presents a striking array of his new paintings, exploring the distance between perception and reality. Keep an eye on the dynamic brushwork that blurs these boundaries, inviting deeper contemplation.

3. Workshop: Making Games with Downpour

   The Photographers' Gallery

   Join a hands-on workshop at The Photographers' Gallery where V Buckenham will guide you in creating games that engage with visual storytelling. It’s a unique opportunity to blend play with artistic expression, perfect for both artists and gamers.

4. Michael Patrick King - From 'Sex and the City' to 'The Comeback'

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Michael Patrick King's talk at the V&A delves into the art of storytelling behind iconic shows. His insights on crafting narratives in television, especially from 'Sex and the City', will resonate with anyone interested in narrative structures in all forms of media.

5. Frida: The Making of an Icon

   Tate Modern

   Tate Modern's exhibition on Frida Kahlo invites you to explore how her personal struggles shaped her legacy. With rare artefacts and artworks, it’s a profound reminder of the intricate link between art and life.

6. Shao Fan, Mason’s Yard

   White Cube

   Shao Fan's exhibition at White Cube marks his UK debut, showcasing his intricate works that blend traditional Chinese aesthetics with contemporary themes. Don't miss the chance to see how he navigates cultural identity through striking visual narratives.

7. Veronica Ryan: Multiple Conversations

   Whitechapel Gallery

   Veronica Ryan’s 'Multiple Conversations' at Whitechapel Gallery invites you to engage with themes of memory and space through her sculptural installations. Look out for the delicate interplay of materials that provoke thought on cultural histories.

8. Dia al-Azzawi: Excursion Across Time

   Richard Saltoun Gallery

   At Richard Saltoun Gallery, Dia al-Azzawi’s works provide a powerful commentary on socio-political narratives. His blend of traditional techniques and modern themes creates an engaging dialogue that reflects on identity and heritage.