Light, Healing, and Sound: A London Art Circuit

This curated experience weaves together art that interrogates light, healing, and community through immersive installations and performance. These free exhibitions and events invite you to engage with crucial themes in unexpected ways across Central London.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. After the Sun

   Copperfield Gallery

   At Copperfield Gallery, Rebeca Romero's work plays with light and shadow using unconventional materials. Look for how her installations mimic natural forms, pushing you to reconsider your own relationship with the environment.

2. Songs of Deliverance

   Studio Voltaire

   Sunil Gupta's 'Songs of Deliverance' is a poignant exploration of healing, displayed in hospitals for a reason. Notice how the art integrates with the space, transforming clinical environments into places of resilience and hope.

3. TECHNÉ

   Fold Gallery

   Head to Fold Gallery for 'TECHNÉ', where Erika Trotzig and Torgny Wilcke challenge perceptions of technology in art. Consider how their thought-provoking pieces reflect on our increasingly digital lives—perfect for sparking a conversation.

4. Quentin Blake: The Southbank Parade

   Hayward Gallery

   Quentin Blake's whimsical illustrations at Hayward Gallery celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Southbank Centre. His unique style invites nostalgia, so take a moment to reminisce about your own connections to this iconic space.

5. Van Eyck: The Portraits

   National Gallery

   Van Eyck's portraits at the National Gallery are a one-off opportunity to see all his works together. Don’t miss the exquisite detail in these classic pieces—they're portraits that set the standard for the genre.

6. Richard Artschwager

   Gagosian Gallery

   Richard Artschwager at Gagosian is a must-see for fans of conceptual art. His use of everyday objects in unexpected ways will challenge your notion of sculpture—keep an eye out for the playful interaction between form and function.

7. Sonic Support Eco - The Extracorporeal Orchestra Performance

   Studio Voltaire

   Sonic Support Eco at Studio Voltaire is a unique live performance by Abbas Zahedi and Tom Harris that explores grief through sound. Be prepared for an immersive experience that encourages deep listening and emotional reflection.

8. Our Freedom: Then and Now

   Hayward Gallery

   Finally, 'Our Freedom: Then and Now' at Hayward Gallery offers a critical look at societal shifts. The exhibition provokes thought about the meaning of freedom today, linking back to themes of resilience and community found throughout your journey.