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Sarah Rose, Brent Biennial 2022

08 July —
11 September 2022

Various venues across Brent, London, United Kingdom

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Billy Apple®, Rainbows 1965

18 May —
27 July 2022

Mayor Gallery, London, United Kingdom

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Len Lye, Surrealism Beyond Borders

24 February —
29 August 2022

Tate Modern, London, United Kingdom

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Sriwhana Spong, The Poem is a Temple: performance for Live Art Commissions

6.00PM — 12.00AM
30 March 2022

Studio Spaces, London, United Kingdom

Sarah Rose, Reproduction of acoustic foam, 2017.

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Sarah Rose in residence at Gasworks

04 October —
20 December 2021

Gasworks, London, UK

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Jelly Green, BURN

31 March —
03 April 2022

Noho Studios, London, United Kingdom

Sarah Rose, 'Drifts', 2022. Courtesy of the artist

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Sarah Rose, Aggregate 2022

10 March —
29 March 2022

Freelands Foundation, London, United Kingdom

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Sriwhana Spong, The Poem is a Temple

6.00PM — 7.00PM
16 December 2021

Studio Spaces, Wapping, London, UK

Salome Tanuvasa, courtesy of Southern Stars.

Writing

We See the Same Stars

By Gabriela Salgado, Sabine Casparie

16.11.2021

In this interview with Gabriela Salgado, former Artistic Director of Te Tuhi, Sabine Casparie sits down with the curator to discuss her new London-based project, Southern Stars, a platform connecting artists from the southern hemisphere. Casparie and Salgado discuss how the European art world is responding to new, Indigenous voices, and Southern Stars’ first exhibition, Golden Daughters of the Sun, featuring Aotearoa artist Salome Tanuvasa.

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Vivian Lynn at Frieze London

13 October —
17 October 2021

Frieze Art Week, London, United Kingdom

Image: The Estate of Vivian Lynn/Southard Reid

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Vivian Lynn / Liliane Lijn

By Laura Castagnini

07.10.2021

Following her death in 2018, pioneering feminist artist Vivian Lynn is receiving unprecedented international attention, after a lifetime of exhibiting widely in Aotearoa, but never outside of New Zealand. Following her recent inclusion in the 13th Gwangju Biennale and a solo exhibition at Southard Reid, London, Laura Castagnini reflects on the long-overdue revival of feminist art practices from the 1980s, and considers the striking parallels between Lynn’s work and her London-based counterpart, Liliane Lijn.