Hulda Guzmán, Lewis Hammond, Joanna Piotrowska, and Churchill Exhibitions Open
From 23 May to 13 September, Turner Contemporary in Margate will host Hulda Guzmán's inaugural significant exhibition in Europe, showcasing her vibrant, mystical tropical artworks that delve into themes of mysticism, ecology, and Caribbean identity. Meanwhile, Lewis Hammond will unveil new pieces at The Hepworth in Wakefield from 23 May to 1 November, inspired by Caravaggio, Velázquez, and Goya, presenting dark, mythological portraits reflecting contemporary anxieties. Joanna Piotrowska's intense, psychologically charged photography and collages will be on display at The Common Guild in Glasgow from 23 May to 18 July. Additionally, the Wallace Collection in London will present Winston Churchill: The Painter from 23 May to 29 November, marking the first major exhibition of his art since his passing in 1965.
Key facts
- Hulda Guzmán's exhibition at Turner Contemporary runs 23 May to 13 September.
- Lewis Hammond's exhibition at The Hepworth runs 23 May to 1 November.
- Joanna Piotrowska's exhibition at The Common Guild runs 23 May to 18 July.
- Winston Churchill: The Painter at the Wallace Collection runs 23 May to 29 November.
- Guzmán is a Dominican artist.
- Hammond is a young English artist.
- Piotrowska's work includes collages, nudes, and landscapes.
- Churchill's exhibition is the first major show of his artwork since 1965.
Entities
Artists
- Hulda Guzmán
- Lewis Hammond
- Joanna Piotrowska
- Winston Churchill
- Caravaggio
- Velázquez
- Goya
Institutions
- Turner Contemporary
- The Hepworth
- The Common Guild
- Wallace Collection
Locations
- Margate
- Wakefield
- Glasgow
- London
- United Kingdom