Urban Reflections: Art and Nature in London

This curated art experience takes you from dynamic reading sessions to reimagined landscapes, merging the cerebral with the tactile. Each exhibition invites contemplation while celebrating the beauty of materiality and memory.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Rave Reading Group

   Gasworks

   At Gasworks, Shadi Al-Atallah’s Rave Reading Group is not just about reading; it’s a visceral blend of movement and discussion that provokes thought on communal experiences. Join in and let the energy shift your perspective.

2. Les Lalanne: A Living Landscape

   Ben Brown Fine Arts

   Les Lalanne at Ben Brown Fine Arts transforms the gallery into a living garden. Don't miss the whimsical sculptures that playfully blend nature and art, inviting you to reconsider the boundaries between the two.

3. Upcoming Exhibition – Jack White: THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR

   Newport Street Gallery

   Jack White's upcoming exhibition at Newport Street Gallery promises to challenge your perceptions of thought and form. While you'll have to wait for the opening, it’s worth keeping an eye on this one; the anticipation is palpable.

4. The Lost Paintings: A Prelude to Return

   P21 Gallery

   Dive into the poignant themes of loss and memory at P21 Gallery with Juhaina Habibi Kandalaft's exhibition. The works of 53 artists reflect on Palestinian heritage and resilience, offering a profound narrative that resonates deeply.

5. Dwellings, Rehomed

   Design Museum

   Dwellings, Rehomed at the Design Museum showcases innovative birdhouses that are as much about nature as they are about urban living. It’s a clever reminder of how art can nurture wildlife in our concrete jungles.

6. Samuel Laurence Cunnane: Blue Road

   Hayward Gallery

   Samuel Laurence Cunnane’s Blue Road at Hayward Gallery is an exploration of photography that bends the usual narratives. Keep an eye out for his unique visual storytelling that captures the essence of the everyday.

7. Alessandro Mendini

   Estorick Collection of Modern Italian Art

   Alessandro Mendini’s playful designs at the Estorick Collection blur the lines between art and functionality. His work is a testament to how design can be both whimsical and deeply reflective, making it a must-see for art lovers.

8. Cho Sung-Hee - Pieter Obels, 'Nature in Form'

   Opera Gallery London

   At Opera Gallery, the duo exhibition by Cho Sung-Hee and Pieter Obels juxtaposes delicate paper art with robust steel forms. The contrasting materials will inspire a new appreciation for how nature can influence artistic expression.