Art and Identity: From Photography to Animation

This curated experience weaves together narratives of identity across various media, from Luisa Lambri's reflective photography to Aardman's playful animations. Each exhibition challenges perceptions and invites introspection.

Curated by EPIFANI

8 stops in London

1. Luisa Lambri Salvatore Emblema

   Thomas Dane Gallery

   Luisa Lambri's 'Salvatore Emblema' at Thomas Dane Gallery delves into the interplay of architecture and memory. Her lens captures the essence of spaces, inviting you to consider how environments shape identities.

2. The Magnum Square Print Sale 2026, in collaboration with The Photographers' Gallery

   The Photographers' Gallery

   At The Photographers' Gallery, the 'Magnum Square Print Sale' showcases a selection of iconic images that transcend time and culture. Look for pieces that resonate personally, as many of these prints carry powerful stories behind them.

3. Historical Highlights Tour

   Somerset House

   Somerset House's 'Historical Highlights Tour' offers a fascinating glimpse into the site's rich past. While it comes at a price, the insights gained about London’s evolution are invaluable, making it a worthy investment.

4. James McQueen: A Beautiful Waste of Time

   Halcyon Gallery (Bond Street)

   James McQueen's 'A Beautiful Waste of Time' at Halcyon Gallery reinterprets vintage book covers, blending nostalgia with commentary on consumerism. Pay attention to the clever ways he critiques immediacy through visual language.

5. Dana-Fiona Armour: Serpentine Currents

   Somerset House

   Dana-Fiona Armour’s 'Serpentine Currents' explores water's role as a life force, using sculptural installations that invite tactile interaction. The free entry allows for an immersive experience that’s worth your time.

6. Somerset House Summer Series with American Express

   Somerset House

   The 'Somerset House Summer Series' brings live music to the courtyard, creating an atmospheric backdrop to the exhibitions. It's a perfect way to unwind after gallery hopping, blending art and culture effortlessly.

7. Inside Aardman: Wallace & Gromit and Friends

   Victoria and Albert Museum

   Inside the V&A, 'Wallace & Gromit and Friends' showcases the magic of stop-motion animation, perfect for nostalgia seekers. Look for behind-the-scenes insights that reveal the artistry and effort behind beloved characters.

8. Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize

   The Photographers' Gallery

   The 'Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize' at The Photographers' Gallery features cutting-edge work from four female photographers. Keep an eye on how their unique perspectives challenge conventional narratives through compelling imagery.