From Tequila to Stubbs: Art Crawl through Central London

This curated crawl brings together a mix of contemporary explorations and classical masterpieces, highlighting how artists engage with themes of power, identity, and observation. Each stop offers a fresh perspective, making it a must-visit for art lovers keen on experiencing a dynamic slice of Londo

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Ladies Music Pub and South London Gallery present: TIBERIUS B / SANS SOUCIS / TYSON

   South London Gallery

   At South London Gallery, catch the collaborative spirit of Ladies Music Pub and Sans Soucis, where art meets a lively atmosphere. Enjoy your complimentary drinks while soaking in the bold narratives presented in the exhibition.

2. Katharina Grosse, Bermondsey

   White Cube

   White Cube hosts Katharina Grosse’s monumental works, which transform the space with her striking use of colour and form. The free entry means you can linger as long as you like in this immersive experience.

3. T. Venkanna

   Studio Voltaire

   T. Venkanna’s debut institutional show at Studio Voltaire is not to be missed. His large-scale egg tempera paintings boldly challenge societal norms, making you rethink the intersection of sex and power in contemporary art.

4. The Coming of Age

   Wellcome Collection

   The Wellcome Collection's 'The Coming of Age' exhibition is an exploration of youth through a medical lens, offering unique audio descriptions and accessibility options. It's an insightful look at how age shapes our identities.

5. Stubbs: Portrait of a Horse

   National Gallery

   At the National Gallery, marvel at George Stubbs' mastery in capturing the essence of horses. His meticulous detail and light play breathe life into his subjects, making it a captivating visit for any art enthusiast.

6. Cruising Archaeology: The Pleasure Archive Research Centre

   Studio Voltaire

   Jack Scollard’s 'Cruising Archaeology' at Studio Voltaire invites reflection on public space and social interactions. The show pushes boundaries by merging cruising culture with visual art, challenging conventional viewing experiences.

7. Wright of Derby: From the Shadows

   National Gallery

   Wright of Derby’s dramatic lighting contrasts in 'From the Shadows' at the National Gallery offer a rich narrative experience. This exhibition reveals how his work reflects the enlightenment era's fascination with discovery.

8. TEMPLATE

   Fold Gallery

   TEMPLATE at Fold Gallery features Jo Hummel and Niccolo Binda's innovative practices that challenge traditional art forms. Expect a thought-provoking experience that plays with concepts and viewer engagement.