Temporal Echoes and Collaborative Visions in London

These exhibitions weave together themes of time, memory, and collaboration, inviting you to explore how different artists reflect on and reshape their environments. Each stop serves as a reminder of the interconnectedness of artistic practice in our evolving world.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. TEMPLATE

   Fold Gallery

   TEMPLATE at Fold Gallery features Jo Hummel and Niccolo Binda, whose works challenge traditional forms and invite you to consider the processes behind creation. Look out for how they manipulate materials to make you rethink your perception of space.

2. Artist Talk: Weronika Gęsicka

   The Photographers' Gallery

   Weronika Gęsicka's artist talk at The Photographers' Gallery is a rare chance to hear from a nominee for the Deutsche Börse. Her work often delves into the uncanny, so expect insights that blur the lines between reality and art.

3. Keeping Time: Clocks by Boulle

   Wallace Collection

   In the Wallace Collection, André-Charles Boulle's clocks are not just timekeepers; they're intricate pieces of baroque craftsmanship. Pay attention to the fusion of art and science, as each clock tells its own historical story.

4. Amar Kanwar

   Serpentine Galleries

   Amar Kanwar's exhibition at Serpentine Galleries transforms the space into a contemplative environment, merging film and installation. Engage with the sonic elements that draw you deeper into his narrative, reflecting on time and experience.

5. Serpentine Reader 02 Launch

   Serpentine Galleries

   The Serpentine Reader 02 launch is not just about the publication; it’s an intimate gathering that celebrates new ideas in art writing. This event often leads to stimulating conversations that can expand your understanding of the current art scene.

6. Into the Bliss

   Studio Voltaire

   Into the Bliss at Studio Voltaire showcases a rich tapestry of collaborative works that engage the senses. This immersive installation invites you to lose yourself in soundscapes and sculptures that challenge conventional art experiences.

7. Curator Tour: New Contemporaries

   South London Gallery

   The Curator Tour at South London Gallery offers an insider's perspective on the New Contemporaries exhibition. It’s a unique chance to delve into the thoughts behind the artworks, making sense of the emerging narratives in contemporary art.

8. NC LIVE

   South London Gallery

   NC LIVE at South London Gallery features dynamic performances and installations, including Theresa Weber’s exploration of sound and light. Make sure to experience how live art reshapes the gallery space and engages with its audience in real-time.