Condo 2026 Showcases International Gallery Collaborations in London

Condo, a collaborative gallery program, returns to London in January 2026, featuring fifty galleries across twenty-three spaces. The event emphasizes exchange, with smaller galleries hosting international peers. ArtReview highlights five standout exhibitions. At Emalin, Peter Freeman Inc. presents a duo show of Dan Flavin and Anna Clegg, contrasting Flavin's fluorescent light installations like Untitled (to V. Mayakovsky) 1 (1987) with Clegg's paintings such as Interior 20 (2025) and Exterior 4 (2025), exploring light through abstract and cinematic means. Hollybush Gardens hosts Gallerie Tschudi, Zuoz/Zurich for Bethan Huws and Andrea Büttner's joint exhibition Birds, featuring Büttner's Fountains (2011) and Untitled (Moss) (2014), with references to Duchamp and moss curator Ray Tangney. The Sunday Painter displays C. Mae Bloom's Moments before seconds after, a sculptural arrangement of everyday objects on a panel board. The Approach pairs Leroy Johnson and Olivia Jia in an intergenerational show, with Johnson's assemblages like Bad (2005-2010) reflecting Philadelphia's social fabric and Jia's paintings depicting personal heritage. Brunette Coleman presents works by Hubert Duprat, including Tube de Tricopthère made by caddisflies with precious materials, alongside Paride Maria Calvia's Blowing coat and Irene Fenara. These exhibitions run through mid-February 2026, exemplifying Condo's focus on thoughtful artistic dialogue.