London's Free Art Trail: Bold Installations & Iconic Voices

A day of powerful exhibitions and films that challenge, inspire, and provoke thought. From Jasper Marsalis's intriguing visuals to Ana Mendieta’s impactful legacy, each stop reveals layers of artistic expression without costing a penny.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Jasper Marsalis

   Chisenhale Gallery

   At Chisenhale Gallery, keep an eye out for Marsalis's interplay of image and meaning. His work often engages with the notion of identity, making it a thought-provoking start to the day.

2. Amar Kanwar

   Serpentine Galleries

   The Serpentine's transformation into a meditative space under Amar Kanwar is not to be missed. Look out for the immersive soundscapes that enhance the visual experience, inviting deeper reflection.

3. Possession

   Prince Charles Cinema

   Catch 'Possession' at Prince Charles Cinema for a dark dive into desire and obsession. The film's psychological tension might surprise you, making it an unexpected yet gripping interlude.

4. Ana Mendieta

   Tate Modern

   Ana Mendieta’s exhibition at Tate Modern showcases her unique blending of body, nature, and spirituality. Pay special attention to the newly restored works that highlight her significant impact on feminist art.

5. George Michael TV Outside

   Studio Voltaire

   Bod Mellor’s 'George Michael TV Outside' captures the essence of pop culture and community spirit. It’s a tribute to a beloved icon that resonates with both nostalgia and local pride.

6. Oliver Lee Jackson

   Lisson Gallery

   Oliver Lee Jackson's show at Lisson Gallery promises a fresh perspective on abstraction and figuration. His manipulation of form invites viewers to engage with the work on multiple sensory levels.

7. Frida: The Making of an Icon

   Tate Modern

   The Frida Kahlo exhibition at Tate Modern delves into her life’s complexities and how they shaped her art. Don’t miss the personal items included, providing intimate glimpses into her world.

8. Joy Gregory Selects: Film Programme

   Whitechapel Gallery

   Joy Gregory's curated film programme at Whitechapel Gallery features compelling narratives that reflect on identity and culture. Each film is a lens into contemporary issues that remain relevant today.