Nature, Colour, and Form: A Central London Art Tour

This curated experience dives into the interplay of natural forms and vibrant expression across the London art scene. From delicate hanji paper to dynamic brushstrokes, these exhibitions highlight the captivating ways artists interpret their surroundings.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

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

   Opera Gallery London

   At Opera Gallery, immerse yourself in Cho Sung-Hee’s intricate hanji paper works alongside Pieter Obels’ striking steel sculptures. Look closely at the textural contrasts that speak to organic forms versus industrial materials.

2. Cecily Brown: Picture Making

   Serpentine Galleries

   Cecily Brown's exhibition at Serpentine is a must-see for colour enthusiasts. Her energetic compositions resonate with emotional depth; pay attention to how she captures movement and chaos on canvas.

3. Andy Denzler, Inner Space

   Opera Gallery London

   Andy Denzler’s 'Inner Space' invites viewers into a meditative experience with his new paintings. Notice the layers of paint and emotion, as they reveal the tension between abstraction and representation.

4. Golnaz Fathi, Taking the Journey

   Opera Gallery London

   Golnaz Fathi’s 'Taking the Journey' showcases her evolution over two years. Keep an eye out for the interplay of traditional Persian motifs with contemporary themes, offering a fresh lens on cultural narratives.

5. Light and Magic

   Tate Modern

   'Light and Magic' at Tate Modern explores the history of pictorialism in photography, an often-overlooked movement. This exhibition connects different eras and locations, making it a fascinating stop for photography buffs.

6. Katharina Grosse, Bermondsey

   White Cube

   Katharina Grosse’s bold use of colour and space at White Cube challenges conventional boundaries. Her site-specific installations transform the gallery into a dynamic environment that you can’t miss.

7. International Women’s Day: Belief, Birth, Body

   Wellcome Collection

   The Wellcome Collection’s 'Belief, Birth, Body' event for International Women’s Day offers a rich blend of art and discussion. Engage with works that provoke thought on female experiences across cultures.

8. Les Lalanne: A Living Landscape

   Ben Brown Fine Arts

   Les Lalanne at Ben Brown Fine Arts brings whimsical sculptures inspired by nature to life. Don’t overlook the intricate details that reflect a deep connection between art and the environment.