Art & Memory: A London Gallery Crawl

Connect with evocative themes of memory, identity, and emotion across a selection of London’s striking exhibitions. Each stop offers a unique lens on the human experience, making this crawl a must-see for anyone keen on contemporary art.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Luisa Lambri Salvatore Emblema

   Thomas Dane Gallery

   At Thomas Dane Gallery, Luisa Lambri's work delves into the architecture of memory, using photography to evoke personal and collective histories. Look for her subtle interplay of light and shadow that captures the essence of space.

2. Atmosfloric

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   The V&A's 'Atmosfloric' is a sensory celebration that merges garden design with hairstyle artistry. Catch the dialogue between Sean A Pritchard and Sam McKnight, and be inspired by their exploration of colour and form.

3. We Others: Donna Gottschalk and Hélène Giannecchini

   The Photographers' Gallery

   At The Photographers' Gallery, 'We Others' presents a touching collection of Donna Gottschalk’s photography alongside Hélène Giannecchini’s texts, offering a rare glimpse into queer life. It's a poignant reminder of the history and depth of LGBTQ+ narratives.

4. Basins of Attraction

   Carlos/Ishikawa

   Rose Salane's 'Basins of Attraction' at Carlos/Ishikawa invites you to reflect on archaeology through contemporary installation. Pay attention to the Pompeii fragments—each piece tells a story of time and memory that resonates deeply.

5. Wright of Derby: From the Shadows

   National Gallery

   The National Gallery's 'Wright of Derby: From the Shadows' features striking contrasts in light that accentuate themes of enlightenment and discovery. This is not just a showcase; it’s a chance to experience the emotional weight of 18th-century painting.

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

   South London Gallery

   At South London Gallery, the collaboration with Ladies Music Pub presents an engaging mix of art and music. Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere paired with complimentary drinks, creating a relaxed space to absorb the artistic offerings.

7. The Lost Paintings: A Prelude to Return

   P21 Gallery

   P21 Gallery's 'The Lost Paintings' highlights contemporary Palestinian art with a focus on loss and memory. This exhibition not only showcases talent but also serves as a powerful statement on cultural heritage and resilience.

8. Relaxed Hours: Chiharu Shiota & Yin Xiuzhen

   Hayward Gallery

   Concluding at Hayward Gallery, 'Relaxed Hours' offers a unique experience with Chiharu Shiota and Yin Xiuzhen's installations. Perfect for those seeking a space to engage with art in a more tranquil setting, it's an opportunity to reflect and recharge.