Rest, Revolution, and the Resonance of Art

This curated experience weaves together art that challenges the status quo, from resistance in rest to revolutionary narratives. Each exhibition highlights the power of storytelling and collaboration across different mediums.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. rest against, against rest

   Copperfield Gallery

   At Copperfield Gallery, Godoy and de Paula's installations create an immersive atmosphere where resistance meets rest. Look for their nuanced use of materials which offers a fresh take on how we relate to space and each other.

2. Best Femmes Forever

   Pilar Corrias Gallery

   In Mayfair, Mary and Patrick Kelley's video installation in 'Best Femmes Forever' is a captivating retelling of women's stories from the French Revolution. Pay attention to the intertwining of painting and performance that brings history to life—it's a bold feminist statement.

3. Stubbs: Portrait of a Horse

   National Gallery

   The National Gallery's 'Stubbs: Portrait of a Horse' is a deep dive into the beauty of equestrian art. Stubbs' meticulous detail transcends mere representation; it’s a celebration of the bond between artist and subject that can resonate with emotional depth.

4. Jasper Marsalis

   Chisenhale Gallery

   At Chisenhale Gallery, Jasper Marsalis' work challenges conventional narratives through his innovative lens. Don’t miss the chance to explore how his approach reinvents the familiar and questions our understanding of representation.

5. Zurbarán

   National Gallery

   Zurbarán at the National Gallery highlights the master’s ability to capture the human experience through religious themes. His work not only offers a glimpse into 17th-century Spain but also prompts us to reflect on our contemporary beliefs.

6. The Quiet Continuum: Contemporary Asian Artists

   Opera Gallery London

   Opera Gallery's 'The Quiet Continuum' is a dreamlike fusion of Eastern and Western practices. Keep an eye on how the artists blend traditional and modern techniques, creating a meditative space that invites contemplation.

7. TECHNÉ

   Fold Gallery

   TECHNÉ at Fold Gallery spotlights the intersection of technology and creativity. Trotzig and Wilcke’s works provoke thought on how digital culture shapes our realities—definitely check out their interactive elements.

8. Wakaliga Uganda

   Chisenhale Gallery

   Wakaliga Uganda at Chisenhale Gallery showcases an emerging dialogue in the arts. The fresh narratives presented by Cookies will challenge your perceptions and highlight the importance of cultural exchange.