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What’s Happening
The latest from Victoria Miro artists around the world-
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Institutional Exhibition
Opening this week at the British Museum – Nordic noir featuring John Kørner and Tal R
On view 9 October 2025–22 March 2026, the exhibition featurings over 150 works by 100 artists from Edvard Munch to the present day, exploring the macabre, melancholy and sometimes provocative... Posted September 9 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Opening soon at the Fondation Beyeler, a major Yayoi Kusama retrospective
On view 12 October 2025–25 January 2026, the Fondation Beyeler will be the first museum in Switzerland to devote a retrospective to renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Organised in close... Posted September 1 2025 -
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Public Art
Prada Mode London to feature Elmgreen & Dragset: The Audience
The immersive installation functions as both a sculptural environment and a mediation on spectatorship in the digital age, on view from 15–19 October during Frieze London. Posted October 6 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Final weeks at Tate Modern – Do Ho Suh: Walk the House
On view 1 May–26 October 2025, this major survey exhibition explores the breadth and depth of Suh’s inventive and unique practice over the last three decades, including new and site-specific... Posted October 1 2025 -
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News Story
Announcing representation of Barbara Walker
We are delighted to welcome Barbara Walker to the gallery. Posted October 2 2025 -
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Interview
Stan Douglas talks to The Guardian
'A master of the remix, Douglas is known for films and photographs that splice together the lowbrow and the lofty... suturing landscapes and reshuffling the past.' — Charlotte Jansen Posted September 26 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis at Palazzo Te
On the occasion of its 500th Anniversary, the Palazzo Te Foundation presents a world premiere of a new film installation by Isaac Julien, on view from 4 October 2025. Posted July 15 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami: They have always been here at Kunsthal Rotterdam
For her first solo exhibition in the Netherlands (8 November 2025–12 April 2026), Hwami has created a new body of work that includes layered paintings, digitally manipulated photographs, and her... Posted September 19 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at The Frick Collection – Flora Yukhnovich’s Four Seasons
Using the Frick’s Four Seasons by François Boucher as a point of departure, Yukhnovich’s site-specific mural (on view 3 September 2025–9 March 2026) covers the walls of the museum’s Cabinet.... Posted September 3 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view in London – Conrad Shawcross: The Nervous System (Umbilical)
A commission by The Museum of Old and New Art (Mona), Tasmania, The Nervous System (Umbilical), 2025, is the artist's most ambitious rope machine to date. At 10m high, and... Posted September 11 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at ARoS – Isaac Julien: Once Again… (Statues Never Die)
On view 6 September 2025–7 June 2026, this is the Danish premiere of Julien's acclaimed 2022 work, which was recently acquired by the museum. Examining the contributions of philosopher and... Posted September 6 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Work by Stephen Willats to feature in Voice of Space at The Drawing Center
On view from 17 October 2025–1 February 2026, the exhibition explores the diverse artistic responses to the mysteries at the intersection of human experience, belief and the unknown, focusing specifically... Posted September 4 2025 -
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Review
The New York Times features Stan Douglas: Ghostlight
'The show at Bard... captures Douglas’s commitment to art as a practice of reconstitution: of putting the past in the service of the present, restaging turning points and letting the... Posted July 17 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Alice Neel: I Am the Century at Pinacoteca Agnelli
The first retrospective in Italy dedicated to Alice Neel, the exhibition (31 October 2025–6 April 2026) will highlight Neel’s pioneering gaze and interest in humanity in all its forms. Posted June 17 2025 -
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Interview
Flora Yukhnovich talks to The New York Times
'The idea of seeing something that you immediately recognize, but then you lose your footing continually — that’s what I want to play with.' Posted August 28 2025 -
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Review
Stan Douglas: Ghostlight is reviewed by Hilton Als in The New Yorker
'Douglas takes the pain and confusion of some of those images out of your heart by showing both the real feeling and the artificiality that go into telling any kind... Posted August 1 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at the Denver Art Museum — Sarah Sze’s Sleepers
The Denver Art Museum presents Sarah Sze's six-channel video installation Sleepers as part of the museum's relaunched art series Fuse Box, on view through July 2026. Posted July 14 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Stan Douglas: Ghostlight, a major survey at CCS Bard’s Hessel Museum of Art
The presentation (21 June–30 November 2025) will feature the North American premiere of an immersive and multi-channel video installation by the artist, and a selection of nearly 40 works from... Posted June 19 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Wangechi Mutu: Black Soil Poems at Galleria Borghese
On view 10 June–14 September 2025, the exhibition explores the dual nature of Mutu’s practice: poetic and mythological, yet deeply connected to contemporary social and material contexts. Posted June 10 2025 -
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Interview
Artnet features Isaac Julien’s All That Changes You. Metamorphosis
'Julien’s film takes our timeless fascination with eternal transformation and updates it with a futuristic, sci-fi twist.' Posted October 3 2025 -
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News Story
Sarah Sze sits down with Julie Mehretu on CHANEL Connects
The artists join Yana Peel for the latest episode of the CHANEL Connects podcast. Posted September 25 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Opening at MICAS in October – Colour Form and Composition: Milton Avery and his enduring influence on contemporary painting
The exhibition (24 October 2025–4 April 2026) features over 20 paintings and watercolours by Avery alongside works by seven contemporary painters each responding to the artist's legacy. Posted September 18 2025 -
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Interview
Alex Hartley speaks to Fakewhale
'I am aware of the presence of the viewer as the missing element in the work I make... I consciously leave space for them.' Posted September 15 2025 -
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News Story
Idris Khan commission announced for the Obama Presidential Center
Khan joins the latest group of 10 international artists that will make new site-specific work for the Center's historic campus-wide art programme. Posted September 11 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
A painting by Celia Paul is installed in Chiesa di san Raffaele Arcangelo, Pozzuoli, as part of Panorama
Celia Paul's painting Madonna and Child and The Fire, 2025, is on view 10–14 September 2025 as part of Panorama, a city-wide exhibition curated by Chiara Parisi. This annual project... Posted September 10 2025 -
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Preview
John Kørner: Venice Lido Light features in Il Giornale dell’Arte
Riccardo Deni on Kørner's new paintings and sculptures, on view at Victoria Miro Venice from 13 September–25 October 2025. Posted September 5 2025 -
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Interview
Ali Banisadr’s essay on Nicolas Poussin features in The Brooklyn Rail
'Like Poussin, I aim not to deny the turbulence of the world, but to face it with deliberate vision... asserting that thought, form, and feeling still matter.' Posted September 3 2025 -
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Interview
Flora Yukhnovich sits down with The Art Newspaper
'I want to start thinking about environments and how to build a more immersive space to look at paintings in.' Posted September 2 2025 -
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News Story
LIVE / ARCHIVE features in The Art Newspaper
'Working through the Live / Archive platform is to be reminded of the importance of what the great British architect Edwin Lutyens called the 'fall of light'.' Posted August 11 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Secundino Hernández: Total Season at MUSAC
Curated by Álvaro Rodríguez Fominaya, Director of MUSAC, Museum and Contemporary Art Center, León, Spain, the exhibition (12 July–19 October 2025) brings together over 35 works, including ten previously unseen... Posted July 12 2025 -
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Review
Wangechi Mutu: Black Soil Poems is reviewed by Forbes
'She neither displaces nor overwhelms the Borghese’s famed collection of classical art. Instead, her works float, dangle and shimmer playfully—acting as whispers rather than proclamations.' Posted June 30 2025 -
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Publication News
New publication – Conrad Shawcross: Cascading Principles
Cascading Principles: Expansions Within Geometry, Philosophy, and Interference has been published to accompany Conrad Shawcross’ largest UK survey exhibition to date, held at the Mathematical Institute in Oxford. Four lectures... Posted June 23 2025 -
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Preview
Doug Aitken remembers his first show at Victoria Miro in Plaster
'Everything was going well until we started to receive messages from local establishments inquiring about a mysterious red-orange dirt...' Posted June 23 2025 -
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Interview
Victoria Miro speaks to the Financial Times on the occasion of the gallery’s 40th anniversary
‘“I just love installing . That is the high point. I like the feeling that you have to get it right.”’ Posted June 20 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition, featuring Isaac Julien, Grayson Perry and Conrad Shawcross
On view 17 June–17 August 2025, this year's Summer Exhibition is 'dedicated to art's capacity to forge dialogues and to afford us sensitivity towards societal concerns, such as ecology, survival... Posted June 17 2025 -
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Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist at Katonah Museum of Art
Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist (16 March– 29 June 2025) encompasses nearly 20 years of the artist's practice and is Banisadr's first solo exhibition in a US museum. Alongside painting, drawing,... June 16 2025 -
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Review
Hyperallergic reviews Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist
‘Banisadr makes images that are relentless in their toiling motion… he paints as if bedlam is elemental…’ – Seph Rodney Posted June 15 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Works by Do Ho Suh and NS Harsha feature in the inaugural exhibition of the Naoshima New Museum of Art
As the New York Times reports, Suh was commissioned to make one of his signature room-sized 'Hub' installations for the new museum: 'Suh visited four homes on Naoshima and chose... Posted June 13 2025 -
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Art Fair
Art Basel
Join us at Booth E6, featuring works by Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Milton Avery, Jules de Balincourt, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Elmgreen & Dragset, Secundino Hernández, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Isaac... Posted June 10 2025 -
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Interview
Wangechi Mutu talks to the Financial Times
'The fun part for me is to find them — that little [place] where the sound eases out of the wooden floors, and you go, ‘Uh oh, there’s something under... Posted June 7 2025 -
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Preview
Victoria Miro: 40 Years features in Wallpaper*
'Miro’s ongoing support for an eclectic array of mediums is evinced in Wangechi Mutu’s sculptures in soil, wood, porcelain and bone; Doug Aitken’s high-density foam, steel and acid-etched mirror; and... Posted June 7 2025 -
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Interview
Gallery artists on Victoria Miro and the gallery’s 40th anniversary in The Art Newspaper
‘“Victoria is more than a gallerist: she is a true champion of artists.”’ Posted June 6 2025 -
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Review
Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist is reviewed by The Brooklyn Rail
'...Banisadr transforms memories and observations into new worlds governed by enigmatic forces that somehow leave us looking at the light.' Posted June 4 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Conrad Shawcross: What is to become is already here at MICAS
The largest display of these related light works by Shawcross to date, on view until 29 October 2025. Posted June 3 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s Little Sparta public opening 2025
Set in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh, Little Sparta is Ian Hamilton Finlay’s unique garden and life's work. This year's annual public opening takes place between 29 June–30 September 2023 Stonypath, Dunsyre Posted June 1 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at Friedrichs Foundation – a solo exhibition by Secundino Hernández
On view until 15 November 2025, the second in a series of three presentations this year in celebration of the artist's 50th birthday. This follows an exhibition at Sala Alcalá... Posted May 28 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Conrad Shawcross: The Primary Conditions remains on view for the Glyndebourne Festival 2025
On view until October 2025. Glyndebourne visitors returning from last year will be able to observe the changing features of the work. Produced in weathering steel, the surface slowly alters... Posted May 21 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Paula Rego: The Personal and The Political at Museum Folkwang, Essen
On view 16 May–7 September 2025, the exhibition brings together around 130 works that trace Rego’s artistic development after her studies at the Slade School, London, in the 1950s. Posted May 16 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Chantal Joffe: The Prince at The Exchange, Penzance
On view 15 May–1 November 2025, the exhibition includes two major new bodies of work. The first series of four large-scale paintings shows Joffe’s partner, Richard. The second series depicts... Posted May 12 2025 -
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Review
Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments is reviewed in Sculpture Magazine
'This much-deserved centenary celebration demonstrates the continued relevance of his questioning work.' Posted May 12 2025 -
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Publications
Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments
In celebration of the centenary of Ian Hamilton Finlay’s birth, Fragments draws together 100 of his artworks. Each piece is accompanied by a short text, either by the artist or... May 8 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Chantal Joffe, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul and Paula Rego feature in Seeing Each Other: Portraits of Artists at Pallant House
The exhibition (17 May–2 November 2025) brings together works that explore connections that have shaped British art and offer new perspectives on artistic circles. Read more Read a preview in... Posted May 6 2025 -
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Preview
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s Republic is The Week in Art’s Work of the Week
For The Art Newspaper’s The Week in Art podcast, Ben Luke spoke to Stephen Bann about this sculptural work, currently on view at the gallery as part of Ian Hamilton... Posted May 6 2025 -
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Publications
Do Ho Suh: Anatomy
This first comprehensive survey of Do Ho Suh's interrelated and expanding body of work brings together renowned works such as his 1:1 fabric recreations of buildings and interiors with drawings,... May 6 2025 -
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Review
Reviews for Do Ho Suh: Walk the House at Tate Modern
★★★★ from The Times, The Telegraph and The Standard: 'His yearning, spectral installations, addressing memory, are both formally ingenious and emotionally affecting.' Posted April 29 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at Fondation Carmignac – Vertigo, featuring Conrad Shawcross
On view until 2 November 2025, the exhibition features Slow Arc Inside a Cube XI (pictured). The exhibition refers to the blurred perception of a shifting visual field when our... Posted April 26 2025 -
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Interview
Adriana Varejão talks to The New York Times about her first solo museum exhibition in New York
'Each plate is like a universe. I like how they relate to my passion for ceramics, for the decorative arts and their history, and how craft can disrupt artistic hierarchies.' Posted April 23 2025 -
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News
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s son Alec Finlay on the centenary of his father's birth in The World of Interiors
'He experienced language as a Heraclitan and oracular medium. To him, the poem was an exemplary device that had a gift for revealing the metamorphoses words contain.' Posted April 23 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Acts of Creation: On Art and Motherhood, featuring Chantal Joffe, Wangechi Mutu, Celia Paul and Paula Rego, travels to Dundee Contemporary Arts
Hayward Gallery Touring’s major group exhibition explores lived experience of motherhood through over 100 artworks. ★★★★★ Reviewing the exhibition in The Observer, Laura Cumming writes, ‘Acts of Creation is riveting... Posted April 19 2025 -
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Profile
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s Little Sparta featured in the Financial Times
'As a whole, Little Sparta is “like a cryptic crossword puzzle. It’s a place that allows you to think.”' Posted April 17 2025
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October 3 2025
Artnet features Isaac Julien’s All That Changes You. Metamorphosis
'Julien’s film takes our timeless fascination with eternal transformation and updates it with a futuristic, sci-fi twist.' -
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October 2 2025
Announcing representation of Barbara Walker
We are delighted to welcome Barbara Walker to the gallery. -
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September 26 2025
Stan Douglas talks to The Guardian
'A master of the remix, Douglas is known for films and photographs that splice together the lowbrow and the lofty... suturing landscapes and reshuffling the past.' — Charlotte Jansen -
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September 25 2025
Sarah Sze sits down with Julie Mehretu on CHANEL Connects
The artists join Yana Peel for the latest episode of the CHANEL Connects podcast. -
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September 15 2025
Alex Hartley speaks to Fakewhale
'I am aware of the presence of the viewer as the missing element in the work I make... I consciously leave space for them.' -
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September 11 2025
Idris Khan commission announced for the Obama Presidential Center
Khan joins the latest group of 10 international artists that will make new site-specific work for the Center's historic campus-wide art programme. -
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September 5 2025
John Kørner: Venice Lido Light features in Il Giornale dell’Arte
Riccardo Deni on Kørner's new paintings and sculptures, on view at Victoria Miro Venice from 13 September–25 October 2025. -
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September 3 2025
Ali Banisadr’s essay on Nicolas Poussin features in The Brooklyn Rail
'Like Poussin, I aim not to deny the turbulence of the world, but to face it with deliberate vision... asserting that thought, form, and feeling still matter.' -
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September 2 2025
Flora Yukhnovich sits down with The Art Newspaper
'I want to start thinking about environments and how to build a more immersive space to look at paintings in.' -
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August 28 2025
Flora Yukhnovich talks to The New York Times
'The idea of seeing something that you immediately recognize, but then you lose your footing continually — that’s what I want to play with.' -
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August 11 2025
LIVE / ARCHIVE features in The Art Newspaper
'Working through the Live / Archive platform is to be reminded of the importance of what the great British architect Edwin Lutyens called the 'fall of light'.' -
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August 1 2025
Stan Douglas: Ghostlight is reviewed by Hilton Als in The New Yorker
'Douglas takes the pain and confusion of some of those images out of your heart by showing both the real feeling and the artificiality that go into telling any kind... -
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July 17 2025
The New York Times features Stan Douglas: Ghostlight
'The show at Bard... captures Douglas’s commitment to art as a practice of reconstitution: of putting the past in the service of the present, restaging turning points and letting the... -
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June 30 2025
Wangechi Mutu: Black Soil Poems is reviewed by Forbes
'She neither displaces nor overwhelms the Borghese’s famed collection of classical art. Instead, her works float, dangle and shimmer playfully—acting as whispers rather than proclamations.' -
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June 23 2025
Doug Aitken remembers his first show at Victoria Miro in Plaster
'Everything was going well until we started to receive messages from local establishments inquiring about a mysterious red-orange dirt...' -
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June 20 2025
Victoria Miro speaks to the Financial Times on the occasion of the gallery’s 40th anniversary
‘“I just love installing . That is the high point. I like the feeling that you have to get it right.”’ -
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June 15 2025
Hyperallergic reviews Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist
‘Banisadr makes images that are relentless in their toiling motion… he paints as if bedlam is elemental…’ – Seph Rodney -
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June 7 2025
Wangechi Mutu talks to the Financial Times
'The fun part for me is to find them — that little [place] where the sound eases out of the wooden floors, and you go, ‘Uh oh, there’s something under... -
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June 7 2025
Victoria Miro: 40 Years features in Wallpaper*
'Miro’s ongoing support for an eclectic array of mediums is evinced in Wangechi Mutu’s sculptures in soil, wood, porcelain and bone; Doug Aitken’s high-density foam, steel and acid-etched mirror; and... -
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June 6 2025
Gallery artists on Victoria Miro and the gallery’s 40th anniversary in The Art Newspaper
‘“Victoria is more than a gallerist: she is a true champion of artists.”’ -
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June 4 2025
Ali Banisadr: The Alchemist is reviewed by The Brooklyn Rail
'...Banisadr transforms memories and observations into new worlds governed by enigmatic forces that somehow leave us looking at the light.' -
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May 12 2025
Ian Hamilton Finlay: Fragments is reviewed in Sculpture Magazine
'This much-deserved centenary celebration demonstrates the continued relevance of his questioning work.' -
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May 6 2025
Ian Hamilton Finlay’s Republic is The Week in Art’s Work of the Week
For The Art Newspaper’s The Week in Art podcast, Ben Luke spoke to Stephen Bann about this sculptural work, currently on view at the gallery as part of Ian Hamilton... -
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April 29 2025
Reviews for Do Ho Suh: Walk the House at Tate Modern
★★★★ from The Times, The Telegraph and The Standard: 'His yearning, spectral installations, addressing memory, are both formally ingenious and emotionally affecting.' -
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April 23 2025
Adriana Varejão talks to The New York Times about her first solo museum exhibition in New York
'Each plate is like a universe. I like how they relate to my passion for ceramics, for the decorative arts and their history, and how craft can disrupt artistic hierarchies.' -
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April 15 2025
Njideka Akunyili Crosby in conversation with Ikechúkwú Onyewuenyi for Aperture
'I see certain objects as specific markers of place and time... With the help of photographs, I am constantly looking for, and trying to remember, such weighted things to use... -
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April 13 2025
Do Ho Suh talks to The Observer ahead of Tate Modern exhibition, Walk the House
'For me, memory is central to what I do. We bring our memories with us when we move and my memories inhabit the architectural pieces that I create, which are... -
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April 4 2025
Sarah Sze is elected Honorary Royal Academician
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April 2 2025
Celia Paul on A brush with…
'I was thinking about what the paintings would look like when there was nobody in the gallery to see them. I think there is a feeling of life. I have... -
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March 31 2025
Celia Paul: Colony of Ghosts is reviewed by Observer
'She is deeply focused, delving inward as if mining the soul. This cannot be easy, finding such an elusive essence; yet somehow, in all her paintings, even the chair and... -
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March 26 2025
Grayson Perry: Delusions of Grandeur reviewed in The Times
★★★★ '“We look at art through the fractured and tinted lens of our own experience.” With this playful but thoughtful show, he liberates us to do just that.' -
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March 23 2025
The Observer reviews Ian Hamilton Finlay at the National Galleries of Scotland
★★★★ 'His is an art of distillation, juxtaposition, thrift and contemplation... Finlay understood as few other artists the emotional power of letters cutting into form, shape and colour.' -
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March 22 2025
Grayson Perry talks to Geordie Greig at The Independent
‘My job is to trust my intuition and often it’s in your gut and in your body and in your emotions.’ -
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March 20 2025
Announcing representation of Saskia Colwell
We are delighted to welcome Saskia Colwell to the gallery. The London-based artist’s first solo exhibition with the gallery, Skin on Skin, was recently on view at Victoria Miro Venice.... -
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March 19 2025
Inka Essenhigh is interviewed by Plus Magazine
'For me, painting needs to feel good—just like nature feels good. I see art as a way to transform how we experience the world.' -
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March 18 2025
Sarah Sze is named the first recipient of ICA Boston’s Meraki Artist Award
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March 13 2025
Celia Paul’s essay Painting Myself features in The New York Review of Books
'My recent self-portraits... owe their success to the power of my defiance. 'I am a survivor,' they are clearly saying. I am self-enclosed, as if the paint were my armour.' -
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March 13 2025
Ali Banisadr talks to critic John Vincler for Cultured ahead of Katonah Museum of Art exhibition
'[Banisadr] looks, he reads, and has a seemingly infinite curiosity that informs and compels him in his own work. His show at Katonah welcomes everybody into the conversation.' -
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March 10 2025
Celia Paul talks to Charlotte Higgins for The Guardian ahead of her new exhibition, Colony of Ghosts
'Lucian died in 2011. I hadn’t felt inhibited by him. But I think I must have been, because it was at that point I thought, “I really need to change... -
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March 1 2025
Exhibitions celebrating the centenary of Ian Hamilton Finlay feature in The Times Scotland
'...Finlay saw himself as a disruptor, someone who challenged the establishment and picked quarrels with it, whenever he felt its power was being misused.' -
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February 20 2025
‘Galleries Together’ for LA Arts Community Relief Fund
Recognising the key role galleries must play in the rebuilding of the city's cultural ecosystem, Victoria Miro will open up our stand at Frieze Los Angeles this year, creating a... -
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February 12 2025
Hilton Als speaks to Dazed about At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World
'Alice Neel gave us the opportunity to touch and understand each other, even if for a little bit.' -
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January 31 2025
Curator Hilton Als talks to Wallpaper* about At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World
‘Ultimately what I loved about these “queer” pictures is what I love throughout her art: empathy devoid of sentimentality.’ -
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January 30 2025
At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World reviewed in The Times
★★★★ 'And this is Neel's skill, quite apart from her ingenious use of colour (her skins are superb, flaws and all) and keen observation. She draws out the person, gives... -
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January 29 2025
Barbara Walker talks to AnOther about her major exhibition Being Here
‘I Was Trying to Deal With the Trauma’ – the artist discusses her work with art historian, curator and writer Alayo Akinkugbe. -
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January 6 2025
Doug Aitken in conversation with Beck for Interview Magazine
'The culture and the information world is like an endless kaleidoscope. For me, the creative process is an attempt to navigate this and perhaps temporarily make some sense it.' -
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January 6 2025
Art Review selects At Home: Alice Neel in the Queer World as one of its exhibitions to see in January
’For Alice Neel, her practice of painting people from many walks of life, from neighbours to writers, performers, artists, politicians and activists – friends and strangers – led her to... -
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December 10 2024
María Berrío: The End of Ritual reviewed in Frieze
‘These works are metaphors for survival, piecing together fragments to make sense of a broken world.’ – Sofia Hallström -
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November 29 2024
The Art Newspaper features Barbara Walker: Being Here
‘Barbara Walker's show at the Whitworth makes me feel proud to be Black British’ – Chibundu Onuzo -
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November 27 2024
Ali Banisadr in conversation with Orhan Pamuk for Cultured
'A painter, after all, takes the time to study their subject, to break it apart and put it back together, layer by layer. Pamuk's way of writing felt like that...
