Art Unbound: From Baroque to Modernism in London

This curated experience takes you through a spectrum of artistic expression, from Caravaggio's striking realism to the innovative works of Sophie Taeuber-Arp. Each free stop reveals not just art but the stories that shape our perception of creativity.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Paulo Nimer Pjota: Encantados

   South London Gallery

   Paulo Nimer Pjota’s 'Encantados' at South London Gallery showcases a vibrant exploration of Brazilian culture through striking installations. Don’t miss the interplay of colour and form that embodies his unique perspective.

2. Caravaggio's Cupid

   Wallace Collection

   At the Wallace Collection, 'Caravaggio's Cupid' offers a rare chance to see the master’s brushwork up close. Dive into the narrative behind the painting and appreciate the techniques that set Caravaggio apart from his peers.

3. Sophie Taeuber-Arp: la règle des courbes

   Hauser & Wirth

   Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s exhibition at Hauser & Wirth reveals her pioneering spirit in modern art. Look for her textile designs that blur the lines between art and craft, reflecting her forward-thinking approach.

4. Henry Moore

   Tate Britain

   The Tate Britain's 'Henry Moore' exhibition is a must for any sculpture lover. With over 150 pieces, you can trace the evolution of his themes around the human form and nature, enriching your understanding of this iconic artist.

5. rest against, against rest

   Copperfield Gallery

   Copperfield Gallery's 'rest against, against rest' challenges conventional notions of resistance. Godoy and de Paula's installations provoke thought about rest as an act of defiance—keep an eye out for the subtlety in their work.

6. Library Highlights

   Barbican Art Gallery

   The Barbican Art Gallery's 'Library Highlights' is a treasure trove of cross-disciplinary creativity. Engage with unique exhibitions that reflect both the community's spirit and the collaborative nature of art today.

7. Sorcerer

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Catch 'Sorcerer' at Prince Charles Cinema for a gripping cinematic experience. This 35mm screening delves into the tension and moral dilemmas of its characters, perfectly complementing the thematic exploration of risk you've seen in the galleries.

8. Rising Voices: Contemporary Art from Asia, Australia and the Pacific

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   'Rising Voices' at the V&A offers a critical look at contemporary art from Asia, Australia, and the Pacific. This landmark exhibition connects global narratives in art, making it a fitting finale to your day of discovery.