Enid Marx and Felipe Baeza Exhibitions Open in UK
Two notable exhibitions open in the UK this week. 'The Pattern of Life: Enid Marx and Modern British Design' at Compton Verney, Warwickshire, runs from 18 July to 3 January, showcasing Marx's influence on hand block-printed textiles and modern British design. Meanwhile, Felipe Baeza's solo show 'Sonder (Agosto)' at Maureen Paley Morena di Luna in Hove, to 6 September, explores queer identity through swirling figures and mythological characters. Additionally, Elisa Giardinia Papa's video installation at the ICA, London, to 6 September, tells the story of a volcanic island that sparked a military dispute in 1831. Anne Ryan's immersive installation at London Mithraeum, to 9 January, links ancient Britain with modern streets.
Key facts
- Felipe Baeza exhibition at Maureen Paley Morena di Luna, Hove, to 6 September
- The Pattern of Life: Enid Marx and Modern British Design at Compton Verney, 18 July to 3 January
- Elisa Giardinia Papa at ICA London, to 6 September
- Anne Ryan at London Mithraeum, to 9 January
- Baeza's work explores queer identity
- Marx designed tube seats and illustrated children's books
- Papa's work involves video-based installation about a volcanic island
- Ryan's installation is at an ancient Roman temple
Entities
Artists
- Felipe Baeza
- Enid Marx
- Elisa Giardinia Papa
- Anne Ryan
Institutions
- Maureen Paley Morena di Luna
- Compton Verney
- ICA, London
- London Mithraeum
Locations
- Hove
- United Kingdom
- Warwickshire
- London
- England