Art Escapades: Surreal Landscapes and Digital Dreams

This Saturday, dive into a world where memory meets myth and the digital realm blurs with reality. From Gavin Turk's intriguing sculptures to Alyina Zaidi's surreal landscapes, each stop reveals layers of creativity worth experiencing.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Gavin Turk: The Escapologist

   Ben Brown Fine Arts

   Gavin Turk’s 'The Escapologist' plays with the concept of boundaries, featuring clever sculptures that challenge your perception of art and space. Look for the playful installations that invite you to question what it means to escape.

2. Dreaming in Colour

   Opera Gallery London

   'Dreaming in Colour' at Opera Gallery showcases a collection of works that celebrate the emotive power of colour in painting and sculpture. Don't miss the chance to see how various artists interpret the theme through their distinctive styles.

3. Ghost in the Loop

   The Photographers' Gallery

   At The Photographers' Gallery, 'Ghost in the Loop' presents experimental digital art that explores the evolution of image-making in our tech-driven world. Engage with works that reflect on how our reality is constructed and deconstructed by digital culture.

4. Rewilding

   Pilar Corrias Gallery

   Alyina Zaidi's 'Rewilding' offers a rich tapestry of imagined landscapes that blend memory and mythical elements. Pay attention to the intricate details in her paintings that echo the textures of textiles, creating an immersive experience.

5. g/hosti

   Whitechapel Gallery

   Candice Lin's 'g/hosti' at Whitechapel Gallery combines textiles and painting to explore identity and heritage. The striking installation invites you to reflect on cultural narratives and their complexities, making it a poignant stop.

6. James McQueen: A Beautiful Waste of Time

   Halcyon Gallery (Bond Street)

   James McQueen's 'A Beautiful Waste of Time' reconsiders vintage book aesthetics in a fresh context. The visual language invites you to ponder the value of time and memory through cleverly reimagined forms.

7. Connection Established: Digital Folklore and Web Craft

   The Photographers' Gallery

   'Connection Established' at The Photographers' Gallery celebrates artists who reclaim the internet through DIY aesthetics. This exhibition highlights how creativity thrives in the digital age, inviting reflections on our online lives.

8. Carole Gibbons: The Mythological Landscape

   Hales Gallery

   While waiting for Carole Gibbons' exhibition at Hales Gallery to open next month, keep her mythological landscapes in mind—filled with rich narratives worth exploring when it launches.