Markets, Bodies, and Dreams: London Art Crawl

This crawl stitches together themes of community, the body, and surreal dreams through an eclectic mix of photography and painting. Each stop offers a unique lens on how we relate to our environments, both real and imagined.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Martin Parr: A Fair Day

   The Photographers' Gallery

   Martin Parr's black-and-white snapshots from rural Ireland are a nostalgic trip into communal life. Look for the candid moments that showcase the vibrancy of everyday interactions during the fair days.

2. Though floating on water

   Workplace Gallery

   At Workplace Gallery, expect an engaging interplay between body and landscape. Each artist offers a distinct approach, so pay attention to how the works confront and complement each other in their explorations.

3. Katharina Grosse, Bermondsey

   White Cube

   Grosse's massive installations at White Cube will have you questioning scale and perception. Keep an eye out for the vibrant colours that push the boundaries of traditional painting into immersive experiences.

4. Wakaliga Uganda

   Chisenhale Gallery

   Cookies' Wakaliga Uganda at Chisenhale Gallery is a must for its rich narrative. This innovative project captures the essence of Ugandan culture while reflecting on the power of collaboration in art-making.

5. The Sleep of Tomorrow

   Pilar Corrias Gallery

   Sabine Moritz's new works at Pilar Corrias mark a pivotal moment in her career. The blend of abstraction and figuration invites you to delve deep into her evolving practice, revealing layers of emotion and technique.

6. Magritte and Les Lalanne: In the Mind’s Garden

   Ben Brown Fine Arts

   The Magritte and Les Lalanne exhibition at Ben Brown Fine Arts is a surrealist dreamscape that interweaves nature and imagination. Don't miss the playful juxtaposition of Magritte's iconic visuals with the Lalannes' sculptural wonders.

7. NC LIVE

   South London Gallery

   NC LIVE at the South London Gallery showcases emerging talents with fresh perspectives. Pay attention to the experimental approaches as new voices reimagine contemporary themes through various media.

8. Samuel Laurence Cunnane: Blue Road

   Hayward Gallery

   Samuel Laurence Cunnane's Blue Road at Hayward Gallery presents a poetic exploration of navigation and identity. The photographs challenge your perception of space and time, making it a fitting conclusion to this art crawl.