Exhibitions

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Ted Gahl, Anna Higgins, Shuangyi Li, Katerina Lukina, Jen O’Farrell, and Jake Walker

Dennis Creffield: Cityscapes

The Artist Room presents Cityscapes, a solo presentation of works by the postwar British artist Dennis Creffield (1931–2018).

Leonardo Devito: Tired City

William Brickel: April is the Cruellest Month

The Artist Room presents a monumental pastoral landscape by William Brickel.

Joseph Jones

For TAR Presents, the gallery’s ongoing sequence of individual artist projects, The Artist Room are presenting a body of recent paintings by Joseph Jones (b.1985).

Justin Rui Han: Shatter Zones

The Artist Room presents Justin Rui Han's (b.1999, New York) first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom.

Kristy M Chan at Zona Maco

The Artist Room is delighted to announce a solo presentation of new paintings by Kristy M Chan at Zona Maco Art Fair, Mexico City. Find us at stand EJ27 in the Ejes section of the fair, curated by Bernardo Mosqueira, Chief Curator at the Institute for Studies on Latin American Art.

Haunted Garden curated by Leonardo Devito

Haunted Garden is a group exhibition curated by Leonardo Devito including eight Italy-based artists: Luca Ceccherini, Michele Cesaratto, Leonardo Devito, Miriam Marafioti, Sofia Massalongo, Alessandro Miotti, Oxana Tregubova, and Francesco Zanatta.

Sean Thomson x Rhys Coren

The Artist Room presents a site specific installation by Sean Thomson, alongside a series of new works by Rhys Coren.

Jatinder Singh Durhailay: Free Flowing Forms

The Artist Room presents Free Flowing Forms, a solo exhibition of works by Jatinder Singh Durhailay including new paintings and drawings on handmade wasli paper.

William Brickel: Not The Whole Truth, But Only a Bit of it.

The Artist Room presents William Brickel's largest solo exhibition in the United Kingdom to date, including new paintings, watercolours, charcoals, and drawings ranging from intimate to large scale.

The Milky Bar Kid was Strong and Tough

The Artist Room presents an exhibition of new paintings by Ben Levy contextualised alongside a key etching by Grayson Perry.

Ferdinand Dölberg and Ceyda Karatas

Taking its name from philosopher Byung-Chul Han’s publication The Agony of Eros, the exhibition explores how Ferdinand Dölberg (b.1998, Berlin) and Ceyda Karatas (b.1989, Istanbul) utilise repetition to consider alternative ways of being.

Ania Hobson: Hotel

Hobson’s latest body of work imagines two figures in an unravelling romantic relationship that quickly becomes estranged following a – what should usually be restorative – visit to a hotel.

Pourea Alimirzaee: Tear Gas

The Artist Room is delighted to present a solo exhibition of recent paintings by Pourea Alimirzaee (b.1988, Tehran, Iran), the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom. Alimirzaee is a painter whose beguiling and otherworldly subjects explore ambiguous and enigmatic notions of the self.

Poppy Jones

The Artist Room is delighted to announce an exhibition of works by Poppy Jones (b.1985, London) following her inclusion in the gallery’s inaugural group exhibition Windows in October 2021.

Leonardo Devito: Piccolo Testamento

The Artist Room is delighted to present a solo exhibition of new paintings by Leonardo Devito (b. Florence, 1997).

William Brickel at Zona Maco

The Artist Room is delighted to announce a solo presentation of three new large-scale paintings by William Brickel (b.1994) at Zona Maco, Mexico City.

Eccentric Spaces

Departing from Robert Harbison's 1977 publication Eccentric Spaces, this exhibition explores how artists are drawn to the possibilities and visceral power of interior and exterior space: whether uninterrupted and forgotten, embedded with memories and pathos, or spectacular and otherworldly.

Dialogue

Including works by Natalia González Martín, Serpil Mavi Üstün, Khushna Sulaman-Butt, Dialogue features three London-based women artists who utilise portraiture to explore the nuances of how identities are formed in today’s diverse world.

Kristy M Chan: Binge

Kristy M Chan's new paintings mark a jump from the semi-figurative to total abstraction, taking as their point of departure the culture of superfluity and excess that characterises contemporary urban life and behaviour.

Jatinder Singh Durhailay: Let’s have (a) look then,

The Artist Room presents a solo exhibition of new paintings by Jatinder Singh Durhailay (b.1988, London) that continue his distinctive synthesis of historical and contemporary tropes of Indian and European painting.

The Male Gaze: From Larry Stanton to Now

Departing from the practice of Larry Stanton, this exhibition explores the male-on-male gaze through the lens of an intergenerational group of emerging and established artists from Europe and the United States: Kenneth Bergfeld, Jimmy DeSana, Cary Kwok, Paul P., Leon Pozniakow, Larry Stanton and David Weishaar. 

Ina Gerken: Poppies in Orbit

Gerken’s new paintings continue her investigation into the possibilities of abstraction.

William Brickel: Far From Anything

Brickel’s new paintings, large-scale charcoal drawings and watercolours continue his uniquely sensitive and eloquent explorations of the human figure.

Lost at Sea

A group exhibition exploring artists' ongoing fascination with water including works by Sholto Blissett, Peter Doig, Roni Horn, Louise Lawler, Kang Seung Lee and Ding Shilun.

Inside Out

A group exhibition exploring a dystopian consciousness in works by Sophie Mei Birkin, Max Boyla, Sonya Derviz, Antoine Leisure, Kin-Ting Li, Ding Shilun and Scott Young.

ECHO

ECHO explores the memories that objects hold; how artists have transformed them into portals for exploring introspective histories and our broader human condition.

Kristy M Chan: Totally Not

Kristy M Chan traverses figuration and abstraction to form energetic, intuitive and autobiographical compositions. Departing from surreal and dizzying junctures in contemporary life, Chan describes her works as ‘stolen realities’.

Windows

A group exhibition exploring the significance of the window as a subject in postwar and contemporary art.