Saturday Art Crawl: Mirrors, Confessions, and Colour

This Saturday, immerse yourself in a tapestry of art, from Anish Kapoor's reflective installations to Tracey Emin's emotional narratives. Each stop unveils layers of meaning and invites introspection, making for a perfect day of thought-provoking exploration.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Anish Kapoor

   Lisson Gallery

   At Lisson Gallery, Kapoor's mirror works play tricks on perception, encouraging you to question your own reflection. Don't miss the subtle interplay between light and form; it's a meditation on existence itself.

2. Tracey Emin

   Tate Modern

   Tracey Emin's exhibition at Tate Modern is a masterclass in vulnerability. Her raw, confessional pieces pull you into her world—look closely at the handwritten notes; they reveal her intimate thoughts and memories.

3. If You Ever Leave Me I'm Coming With You

   Halcyon Gallery (Bond Street)

   James McQueen's playful take on Penguin Books at Halcyon Gallery is refreshing. His satirical paintings challenge traditional narratives in literature, making you reconsider how art and text intersect in everyday life.

4. States of Love and Collapse

   Serpentine Galleries

   The Serpentine Galleries' 'States of Love and Collapse' promises a visceral experience with its focus on emotional complexity. The event that evening might just offer deeper insights; make a note to register early.

5. Leiko Ikemura: Riding Horizon

   Lisson Gallery

   Leiko Ikemura's 'Riding Horizon' invites you to reflect on existence through dreamlike imagery. Her ethereal works at Lisson Gallery blur the lines between reality and imagination, urging you to ponder your own journey.

6. Alighiero E Boetti: Ononimo

   Ben Brown Fine Arts

   Alighiero Boetti at Ben Brown Fine Arts showcases the beauty of systems and collaboration. His use of everyday materials in the Biro series reveals how order can emerge from chaos—definitely a highlight for anyone interested in conceptual art.

7. Self-Fulfilment

   Seventeen Gallery

   Jill Tate’s 'Self-Fulfilment' at Seventeen Gallery offers a calm retreat. The warm palettes and soft edges create a comforting atmosphere, perfect for contemplation amidst the bustling city.

8. Dana-Fiona Armour: Serpentine Currents

   Somerset House

   Dana-Fiona Armour's 'Serpentine Currents' at Somerset House brings a touch of fluidity to your day. Her works are a gentle reminder of the currents that shape our lives—take a moment to reflect on your own flow.