Five Notable Group Exhibitions Currently Showing in London
Art critic Tabish Khan has selected five group exhibitions to see in London this spring. 'Nigerian Modernism' at Tate Modern explores Nigeria's Modernist movement and its relationship to European art, running until May 10. At Hypha Studios, 'Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead,' curated by Maria Hinel, presents works advocating for animal rights, including pieces by Tiziana Pers and Amalia Pica, on view until April 18. Palmer Gallery hosts 'Cardboard House: A tribute to Sir Terry Farrell,' featuring artists like Zayd Menk who challenge artistic and architectural conventions, also until April 18. Another exhibition at Hypha Studios, 'Wicked Painting,' highlights unconventional paintings by artists such as Mia Wilkinson and Harriet Horner, closing April 18. Soho Revue's 'Briefly Gorgeous,' with an all-female lineup including Juno Calypso, examines contemporary beauty standards, ending April 18.
Key facts
- Tabish Khan, the London Art Critic, selected five group exhibitions in London.
- 'Nigerian Modernism' at Tate Modern runs until May 10, focusing on Nigeria's Modernist art movement.
- 'Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead' at Hypha Studios, curated by Maria Hinel, addresses animal rights and runs until April 18.
- 'Cardboard House: A tribute to Sir Terry Farrell' at Palmer Gallery features artists like Zayd Menk and closes April 18.
- 'Wicked Painting' at Hypha Studios and 'Briefly Gorgeous' at Soho Revue both end on April 18, exploring unconventional painting and beauty standards respectively.
Entities
Artists
- Tabish Khan
- Tiziana Pers
- Amalia Pica
- Andy Holden
- Kat Lyons
- Zayd Menk
- Ali Glover
- Levi De Jong
- Zachary Merle
- Mia Wilkinson
- Harriet Horner
- Elspeth Vince
- Eloise Knight
- Nanci Byrne
- Tabitha Wilson
- Juno Calypso
- Olive Bryant
- Daisy May Collinridge
Institutions
- Tate Modern
- Hypha Studios
- Palmer Gallery
- Soho Revue
Locations
- London
- Nigeria