Artistic Reflections: Identity, Legacy, and Dialogue

This curated experience weaves together exhibitions that delve into identity, artistic legacy, and the dialogue between historical and contemporary works. From Caravaggio's iconic Cupid to Grayson Perry's bold commentary, each stop invites you to reflect on the power of art across time.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Caravaggio's Cupid

   Wallace Collection

   At the Wallace Collection, pay close attention to Caravaggio's masterful use of chiaroscuro and the emotional resonance in Cupid's gaze. This piece isn't just a masterpiece; it's a window into the artist's turbulent life and revolutionary style.

2. Jasper Marsalis

   Chisenhale Gallery

   Jasper Marsalis at Chisenhale Gallery is a fresh exploration of image and identity. Keep an eye out for the innovative ways Marsalis challenges traditional depictions, making this a must-see for anyone interested in contemporary expression.

3. Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur

   Wallace Collection

   Grayson Perry's exhibition offers a colourful, ceramic-heavy approach to complex themes of identity and cultural critique. His works provoke thought and conversation, making it a fitting follow-up to Caravaggio's introspective piece.

4. Samuel Laurence Cunnane in Conversation

   Hayward Gallery

   Samuel Laurence Cunnane's conversation at Hayward Gallery promises insights into his photographic practice and the narratives that inform them. Look out for the interplay between his work and broader societal themes, enriching your understanding of contemporary art.

5. BSL Tour of Being Human with Chisato Minamimura

   Wellcome Collection

   The BSL tour at Wellcome Collection with Chisato Minamimura highlights the importance of accessibility in the arts. This inclusive approach not only enhances your visit but also invites a deeper connection to the themes being explored in the exhibition.

6. If It Don't Exist, Build It

   Copperfield Gallery

   Larry Achiampong's 'If It Don't Exist, Build It' at Copperfield Gallery engages with identity and cultural representation through multimedia. Achiampong's innovative storytelling is essential viewing for those interested in the intersections of art and identity.

7. Light and Magic

   Tate Modern

   Tate Modern's 'Light and Magic' dives into the history of pictorialism, a photography movement that redefined representation. Look for the emotional depth in the works, showcasing how light can transform narratives and perception.

8. Frida: The Making of an Icon

   Tate Modern

   Frida Kahlo's journey at Tate Modern reveals the artist's evolution into an icon. This exhibition highlights her struggle and triumph, making it a powerful conclusion to the thread of identity explored throughout the day.