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David King Reuben Opens West London Studio for Private Dinner and Art Unveiling

artist · 2026-06-10

On May 7, David King Reuben, a British artist, hosted a private dinner at his West London studio for a select group of collectors, curators, and gallerists to reveal a new collection of artwork. This unique setting allowed attendees to experience the paintings in their creation environment, departing from the conventional gallery atmosphere. The evening featured live Spanish guitar, highlighting Reuben's integration of art, music, and performance. Currently recording an album at Electric Lady Studios in New York, he views sound and surface as interconnected in his creative journey. His latest works continue a decade-long investigation into layered surfaces, vibrant colors, child-like figures, and snippets of text and numbers, shaped by his Orthodox Jewish upbringing. The meal was crafted by chef Flora from Flavour by Flora, fostering engaging discussions among guests, including Cosima Vasey, Roxane Zand (former Chairman of Sotheby's Middle East), and others. The event was organized by Tara Zadeh Agency.

Key facts

  • David King Reuben opened his West London studio on May 7 for a private dinner and new work unveiling.
  • The event featured live Spanish guitar and a seasonal menu by chef Flora of Flavour by Flora.
  • Reuben has been recording an album at Electric Lady Studios in New York.
  • His new works are influenced by his Orthodox Jewish upbringing and explore spirituality and identity.
  • Guests included Cosima Vasey, Roxane Zand, Rory Colburn, Blanche Howard, Jacob Loftus, Lydia Zacharis, Hollie Bowden, and Natacha Perrodo.
  • The evening was curated by Tara Zadeh Agency.
  • Reuben's early reputation was built on merging art, performance, and music at the 'Madhouse' warehouse in Williamsburg.
  • The studio setting was chosen to return the works to the conditions of their making.

Entities

Artists

  • David King Reuben

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Locations

  • West London
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • New York
  • United States
  • Williamsburg

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