From Poison Plants to Healing Films: A London Art Trail

This curated experience weaves together thought-provoking exhibitions and conversations, all free to explore. From the eerie beauty of toxic flora to discussions on beauty standards and community film screenings, each stop invites reflection on nature and culture.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Against Nature

   Pilar Corrias Gallery

   Georg Wilson's 'Against Nature' is a haunting exploration of poisonous plants that intertwines folklore with contemporary anxieties about nature. Look for the intricate details in his works, which reflect a deeper commentary on our relationship with the wild.

2. Redefining beauty

   Wellcome Collection

   At the Wellcome Collection, you'll hear from voices shaping the conversation on beauty and identity. This isn't just a discussion; it's a chance to challenge norms and embrace new narratives around aesthetics in the art and fashion world.

3. WangShui, Bermondsey

   White Cube

   WangShui’s work at White Cube invites viewers into a world of immersive installations that blur boundaries between the digital and physical. Keep an eye out for how his pieces challenge perceptions of space and interaction.

4. Les Lalanne: A Living Landscape

   Ben Brown Fine Arts

   Les Lalanne's whimsical sculptures at Ben Brown Fine Arts transform organic forms into art that feels alive. The exhibition is a vibrant celebration of nature’s beauty and the playful ways it can be represented.

5. Katharina Grosse, Bermondsey

   White Cube

   Catch Katharina Grosse’s bold use of colour and expansive installations at White Cube. Her work invites you to reconsider how colour can influence perception and emotion in a gallery setting.

6. Film screening: That Boy: conversation about hate and healing (2025)

   Masaryk room

   The film screening at the Masaryk room takes on heavy themes of hate and healing, prompting essential discussions in our current climate. It's a powerful reminder of how storytelling through film can foster understanding.

7. Morland Estate Film Club

   Morland Estate Community Hall

   The Morland Estate Film Club offers a community vibe with short films paired with Q&As. It's a great way to engage with local talent while enjoying free food and a friendly atmosphere.

8. Anish Kapoor

   Lisson Gallery

   Anish Kapoor’s exhibition at Lisson Gallery showcases his mastery of reflective surfaces. His mirror works create a dialogue between viewer and artwork, transforming the space and your perception of it.