Artful London: From Emin's Confessions to Duchamp's Wit

Spend your Saturday diving into the introspective and the bold across Mayfair, South Bank, and Central London. This curated experience brings together deeply personal narratives and thought-provoking dialogues that challenge perceptions of art.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Dia al-Azzawi: Excursion Across Time

   Richard Saltoun Gallery

   At Richard Saltoun Gallery, Dia al-Azzawi’s work, rich with historical references, invites a contemplative journey. Look closely at his use of colour and form; it’s a reflection of his cultural heritage that resonates powerfully.

2. Tracey Emin

   Tate Modern

   Tracey Emin’s exhibition at Tate Modern is a must for any art lover. Her confessional style is on full display, revealing the rawness of human experience. Don’t miss her iconic tent, 'Everyone I Have Ever Slept With,' a visceral reminder of intimacy and loss.

3. Paper Tiger Television

   Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art (CCA)

   Goldsmiths Centre for Contemporary Art showcases Paper Tiger Television's groundbreaking video works. This exhibition not only entertains but also serves as a fascinating commentary on media literacy and public access television during the '90s.

4. ECHOES IN THE SKY

   Fold Gallery

   ECHOES IN THE SKY at Fold Gallery draws you into the interplay of light and shadow in works by Pía Ortuño and Tim Ellis. Their immersive installations challenge your perceptions and invite you to engage more deeply with space.

5. Andy Denzler, Inner Space

   Opera Gallery London

   Opera Gallery features Andy Denzler's 'Inner Space,' where his unique approach to layering creates a dialogue between abstraction and representation. Pay attention to how movement and stillness interact in his mesmerizing paintings.

6. Dana-Fiona Armour: Serpentine Currents

   Somerset House

   At Somerset House, Dana-Fiona Armour’s 'Serpentine Currents' explores the fluidity of water through striking visual forms. The interplay of colour and material makes this a stunning and meditative experience.

7. Marcel Duchamp & Sturtevant Dialogues are mostly fried snowballs

   Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac

   Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac presents an intriguing pairing of Marcel Duchamp and Sturtevant. Their dialogues reveal the foundations of conceptual art; be prepared for a cerebral experience as you consider their inventive approaches.

8. The Quiet Continuum: Contemporary Asian Artists

   Opera Gallery London

   The Quiet Continuum at Opera Gallery features works from fifteen contemporary Asian artists. The exhibition beautifully bridges diverse traditions, offering a dreamlike atmosphere that encourages reflection on cultural identities.