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The latest from Victoria Miro artists around the world-
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Institutional Exhibition
Sarah Sze: Forever is Composed of Nows, opening soon at SFMOMA
Opening 21 November 2026, the exhibition transforms SFMOMA’s Evelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. Atrium into a shifting landscape where light, sound, and movement intertwine. Inspired by the ephemerality of images,... Posted October 1 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Just announced – a major exhibition by Do Ho Suh opening at the Guggenheim in February 2027
The exhibition (19 February–1 August 2027) is the first major museum exhibition in New York dedicated to Suh's work and will mark the world premiere of Rubbing/Loving. Posted November 9 2026 -
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Publication News
Published this month – first monograph on Doron Langberg
Featuring new writing by Ian Alteveer, hannah baer and Gaby Collins-Fernández, and an illuminating conversation with Langberg's close friends, the artists Njideka Akunyili Crosby and Salman Toor, this expansive publication... Posted September 8 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Laure. Chris Ofili & Édouard Manet at Pinacoteca Agnelli, Turin
On view 30 October 2026–4 April 2027, works by Chris Ofili will be presented in dialogue with Édouard Manet's masterpiece Portrait of Laure (La Négresse) in a dedicated exhibition project... Posted October 30 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Paula Rego’s first solo exhibition in Denmark opens at ARoS Aarhus Art Museum in March 2027
The exhibition (19 March–24 October 2027) considers how Rego reworked fairy tales and folk narratives to examine the exercise of power. Posted November 12 2026 -
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Video
Celia Paul: Objects of Desire
Celia Paul talks to Thea McLachlan about her new exhibition and book, Objects of Desire. The exhibition brings together new paintings by Celia Paul and coincides with the publication of... November 14 2026 -
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Preview
Conrad Shawcross talks to The Telegraph ahead of Shadows of the Mechanism opening at Victoria Miro
The Telegraph visits the artist in his London studio to talk time, engineering, and AI. Posted November 13 2026 -
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Interview
‘Writing is a journey on the ground. Whereas if you paint you see everything at once’: Celia Paul speaks with The Observer
On a stroll through Venice, Paul recalls how the city healed her grief for the two lost loves of her life, changing her outlook and her work. Posted November 13 2026 -
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Interview
Nour Malas sits down with The Art Journal
'[I was] thinking about alchemy... as metamorphosis or transformation: these paintings felt like they were happening when something was dying and something new was being born. It was a moment... Posted November 13 2026 -
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Review
Rachel Spence reviews Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice by Celia Paul in the Financial Times
'Paul slips seamlessly between ideas about painting, memories, dreams and her current, often tumultuous, feelings. Venice is a charmed landscape for her musings.' Posted November 13 2026 -
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Publications
Celia Paul: Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice
Inspired by the art, literature and light-filled atmosphere of the city, Paul’s meditations on love, creation, ageing and belonging are interwoven with vivid explorations of artists and writers connected to... November 12 2026 -
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Interview
Listen now – Celila Paul talks to Bella Freud on the Fashion Neurosis podcast
Celia Paul and Bella Freud discuss Lucian Freud's bathroom scales, Francis Bacon, and self discipline in this week's episode of Fashion Neurosis. Listen here Posted November 11 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Hernan Bas: A gray foundation paired with rich walnut wood and vibrant pops of color opens at The Rubell Museum in December
Works by the artist from the collection will be on view as part of the Rubell Museum's new exhibitions, opening 1 December 2026. Read more Posted November 9 2026 -
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Preview
Celia Paul and Hilton Als on Objects of Desire in Artforum
'Celia is too intelligent a person to settle for the limits of her own imagination; by the end of the book she knows that wanting what you can’t have is... Posted November 9 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Clare Woods features in On Being Ill at Charleston in Lewes
On view 4 November 2026–11 April 2027, this exhibition brings together modern and contemporary artists who find new ways to describe illness and disability through their lived experience. Read more... Posted November 4 2026 -
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Commission
Elmgreen & Dragset’s major new sculpture, Eight, at Smithsonian’s Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden
Commissioned for the Sculpture Garden, Eight extends the artists’ decades-long preoccupation with the pool motif. Upended, empty and eternally unswimmable, the 28-foot-tall sculpture emblematises the artists’ mastery of displacement —... Posted October 31 2026 -
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Publications
Doron Langberg
Prominent among a new generation of figurative painters, Doron Langberg creates work that brims with emotion and revels in the medium’s physicality. From club scenes to gay intimacy to wildflowers... October 28 2026 -
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Video
Khalif Tahir Thompson: Send in the Clowns
Send in the Clowns is an exhibition of new paintings by Khalif Tahir Thompson and the gallery’s first solo presentation of Thompson’s work since announcing his representation. The Brooklyn-based artist... October 27 2026 -
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Interview
Celia Paul features in Apollo Magazine ahead of Objects of Desire opening at Victoria Miro Venice
'The artist Celia Paul describes herself as an 'autobiographer'... After a formative stay in Venice, she now has new works, a new memoir and a new perspective.' — Sophie Barling Posted October 26 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Clare Woods: The Unmutable opening at The Holburne Museum, Bath, in January
On view 23 January–9 May 2027, the exhibition comprises a new body of still life paintings inspired by the Holburne’s vast and eclectic permanent collection. Posted October 25 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Stan Douglas: Parallax at Jeu de Paume, Paris
On view 20 October 2026–10 January 2027, the largest monographic exhibition devoted to Stan Douglas in France for over thirty years includes some forty works, including films, video installations and... Posted October 20 2026 -
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Art Fair
Art Basel Paris: Booth B17
Milton Avery, Hernan Bas, Stan Douglas, Chantal Joffe, Yayoi Kusama, Wangechi Mutu, Chris Ofili, Grayson Perry, Paula Rego, Shahzia Sikander, Hedda Sterne, Sarah Sze, Adriana Varejão and Clare Woods. Posted October 20 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Just announced – a major survey exhibition by Chris Ofili opening at the Hayward Gallery in September 2027
On view 7 September 2027–9 January 2028, the exhibition marks Chris Ofili's largest solo presentation in London since 2010. Posted October 20 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea at The Phillips Collection
On view 24 October 2026–24 January 2027, this exhibition tells the story of the enduring friendship between three towering figures in American art: Milton Avery (1885–1965), Adolph Gottlieb (1903–1974), and... Posted October 19 2026 -
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Interview
Khalif Tahir Thompson sits down with Observer
The artist talks to Elisa Carollo about how he has expanded his family archive into a layered portrait of neighbourhood life, Y2K culture and the city that shaped him. Posted October 16 2026 -
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Review
Alice Neel is one of Artsy’s 10 best booths at Frieze London and Frieze Masters
The works showcase Neel’s fascination with the people who shaped her world, each portrayed in all their individuality. Posted October 15 2026 -
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Preview
Galerie Magazine features Alice Neel in its Frieze Masters highlights
In an exciting joint presentation, mega galleries Victoria Miro and David Zwirner are teaming up for a dedicated solo booth celebrating the legendary painter, Alice Neel. Aligned with the fair’s... Posted October 14 2026 -
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Interview
Stan Douglas talks to the Financial Times
The artist talks to Julie Belcove ahead of his retrospective, Parallax, opening at the Jeu de Paume in Paris later this month. Posted October 14 2026 -
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Art Fair
Frieze London: Booth D12
A focus of our presentation features recent paintings and a sculpture by Kudzanai-Violet Hwami in a special installation conceived by the artist, in celebration of her inclusion in British Art... Posted October 12 2026 -
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Art Fair
Frieze Masters: Booth D9
At Frieze Masters, the gallery co-presents with David Zwirner a selection of paintings by Alice Neel as part of the fair's curatorial initiative Queering Modernism: Visual Languages of the 20th... Posted October 12 2026 -
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Preview
Hernan Bas: TIME TO SHINE! (the salesmen) is a Galerie Magazine must-see exhibition during Frieze
The title evokes moments bathed in a theatrical spotlight, with actors in the suburban commercial theater poised for an encounter, transporting us to stores, stands, and even the seaside. Posted October 12 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view in Sheffield – Good Morning: A Day in Art by Chantal Joffe & Ishbel Myerscough
On view at Millennium Gallery, Sheffield (15 October 2026–17 January 2027), the exhibition sees the artists trace the unfolding of a single day through the eyes of more than 80... Posted October 11 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Unfolding Memories, featuring Njideka Akunyili Crosby, at the Draiflessen Collection
On view in Mettingen, Germany (18 October 2026–7 February 2027), the exhibition explores private photo albums as unique repositories of memory. Selected albums from the Brenninkmeijer family, drawn from the... Posted October 10 2026 -
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Interview
Khalif Tahir Thompson talks to The New York Times
The artist talks to Hannah Giorgis Yohannes about three treasured works and reflects on how his practice connects to a broader art lineage. Posted October 9 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Isaac Julien: Lessons of the Hour on view at Perth Museum
Julien’s work is a meditation on the life and legacy of Frederick Douglass and his time in Scotland. Unique to Perth, the exhibition places Lessons of the Hour – Frederick... Posted October 9 2026 -
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Interview
‘Send in the Clowns is about missed opportunity, a kind of silver lining’: Khalif Tahir Thompson sits down with Artsy
The artist speaks to Katie White about the inspirations and influences behind his latest body of work. Posted October 9 2026 -
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Preview
‘She lets her energy go full throttle’: Hilton Als on Alice Neel in the Financial Times ahead of Queering Modernism at Frieze Masters
'Neel’s queer subjects… are filled with a kind of grace that is not sanctimonious and often dipped in irony. As silent as some of Neel’s portraits of queer citizens can... Posted October 8 2026 -
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Preview
Khalif Tahir Thompson: Send in the Clowns is one of Artsy’s must-see shows during Frieze
'Thompson’s large, densely worked paintings place figures in domestic and neighborhood scenes, layering earthy ochers, greens, and burgundies with patterned clothing and interiors, handmade paper and fabric, letters, and numbers.'... Posted October 8 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Threads of Ascent: Tapestries by Clare Woods at the Garden Museum
On view 9 October–5 November 2026 are three large-scale handwoven tapestries made in collaboration with weavers at the world-renowned Dovecot Studios in Edinburgh. Created from intimate scale watercolours depicting climbing... Posted October 7 2026 -
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Preview
Anke Kempkes writes about curating Queering Modernism, featuring Alice Neel, at Frieze Masters
The curator explains the background to the first gallery section at the fair dedicated to queer visual languages. Posted October 7 2026 -
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Interview
‘Wholeness is not the same as access’: Shahzia Sikander on reworking miniature painting in Frieze Masters magazine
'My interest... comes from a desire to question these power structures, particularly through feminist perspectives that reconsider whose stories matter and how they are represented.' Posted October 7 2026 -
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Review
The Guardian reviews British Art Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers featuring Kudzanai-Violet Hwami
★★★★ 'Kudzanai-Violet Hwami's mixed media works similarly collapse past into present, here into there with references to Shona cosmology, Christianity, Afrofuturism and magical realism in large-scale collages of found and... Posted October 6 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Sarah Sze: Images in Translation at Yale University Art Gallery
On view from 9 October at the Yale University Art Gallery in New Haven, Connecticut, this focused exhibition brings together new paintings with an earlier, room-size sculpture to consider the... Posted October 6 2026 -
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Review
The Telegraph reviews Tate Britain’s The 90s: Art and Fashion featuring Chris Ofili and Barbara Walker
★★★★★ 'Enninful juxtaposes tailoring by Ozwald Boateng with No Woman, No Cry (1998), Chris Ofili’s tribute to Doreen Lawrence, whose teenage son Stephen was murdered in a racist attack in... Posted October 6 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Works by Chris Ofili and Barbara Walker feature in The 90s: Art and Fashion at Tate Britain
The exhibition (8 October 2026–14 February 2027), curated by Edward Enninful OBE, brings together photography, fashion, art and design to examine a defining period in which a groundswell of creativity... Posted October 5 2026 -
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Preview
Extract from Celia Paul’s Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice features in British Vogue
The publication of Paul’s new memoir will coincide with her solo exhibition at Victoria Miro Venice (7 November–12 December 2026). Posted October 5 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Now open – British Art Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers featuring Kudzanai-Violet Hwami
Curated by Ekow Eshun, the landmark tenth edition of British Art Show explores human connection and the figure of the Other in divided times, through the work of more than... Posted October 2 2026 -
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Review
The Brooklyn Rail reviews the forthcoming debut monograph on Doron Langberg
‘Langberg is a vital witness to the present moment who will doubtless be remembered as a crucial figure in American painting of the 2020s. This monograph is an important step... Posted October 2 2026 -
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Interview
Galerie Magazine features Khalif Tahir Thompson
Jacoba Urist talks to the artist ahead of his first solo exhibition with the gallery. Posted October 2 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
John Kørner: Laguna Lolland at Fuglsang Kunstmuseum, Denmark
On view 2 October 2026–11 April 2027, the exhibition sees the artist return to Lolland, the area of Denmark in which he grew up. Works on view depict the landscapes... Posted October 2 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Do Ho Suh features in Korea at The British Museum
On view 1 October 2026–31 January 2027, the exhibition features outstanding examples of sculpture, painting and decorative arts over two millennia – up to the present day – and presents... Posted October 1 2026 -
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Video
Conrad Shawcross at Frieze Sculpture
In this Frieze film, the artist discusses the scope of Eye of the Needle and his new Time Pebble series on view as part of Frieze Sculpture 2026. See more October 1 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Just announced – Sarah Sze: Centrifuge, opening at M+ in February
Presented for the first time since its 2017 premiere in Germany, the installation (on view from 5 February 2027) offers a timely commentary on the unstable, image-saturated world that we... Posted October 1 2026 -
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News Story
‘Is Time an Arrow or a Wheel?’ – Ali Banisadr writes in The Brooklyn Rail
‘We move forward, but we are continuously met by what returns. History repeats, mutates, disguises itself. Images disappear and come back carrying new meanings.’ Posted September 30 2026 -
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Art Fair
The Armory Show
Join us at Booth 108 (24-27 September) for a focused presentation of paintings by Doron Langberg, Celia Paul, Tal R and Clare Woods exploring the enduring symbolism and significance of flowers. Posted September 23 2026 -
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Publications
Stephen Willats: Silent Influencer
In this new Bookwork publication, Silent Influencer, iconic structures, separated by thousands of years, become the symbolic controllers of our consciousness and behaviours. 'The outface of the world we all... September 21 2026 -
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Preview
First look – Frieze Sculpture, featuring Conrad Shawcross
Curated for a fourth year by Fatoş Üstek, Frieze Sculpture’s 14th edition includes 11 leading international artists whose work is sited throughout The Regent's Park's historic English Gardens. Shawcross' Eye... Posted September 18 2026 -
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Review
Frieze selects Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice by Celia Paul as a must-read this autumn
Ahead of the artist's new solo exhibition opening at Victoria Miro Venice in November. Posted September 17 2026 -
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Publications
Hernan Bas: The Visitors
Published on the occasion of the exhibition Hernan Bas: The Visitors (7 May–30 August 2026) at Ca' Pesaro, International Gallery of Modern Art (Fondazione Musei Civici di Venezia). The publication... September 16 2026 -
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Publication News
New publication – Stephen Willats: Silent Influencer
Now available for purchase: in this new Bookwork publication, iconic structures, separated by thousands of years, become the symbolic controllers of our consciousness and behaviours. Posted September 14 2026
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Final weeks
The 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia→ See more
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Posted
November 13 2026
Conrad Shawcross talks to The Telegraph ahead of Shadows of the Mechanism opening at Victoria Miro
The Telegraph visits the artist in his London studio to talk time, engineering, and AI. -
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Posted
November 13 2026
‘Writing is a journey on the ground. Whereas if you paint you see everything at once’: Celia Paul speaks with The Observer
On a stroll through Venice, Paul recalls how the city healed her grief for the two lost loves of her life, changing her outlook and her work. -
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November 13 2026
Nour Malas sits down with The Art Journal
'[I was] thinking about alchemy... as metamorphosis or transformation: these paintings felt like they were happening when something was dying and something new was being born. It was a moment... -
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November 13 2026
Rachel Spence reviews Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice by Celia Paul in the Financial Times
'Paul slips seamlessly between ideas about painting, memories, dreams and her current, often tumultuous, feelings. Venice is a charmed landscape for her musings.' -
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November 11 2026
Listen now – Celila Paul talks to Bella Freud on the Fashion Neurosis podcast
Celia Paul and Bella Freud discuss Lucian Freud's bathroom scales, Francis Bacon, and self discipline in this week's episode of Fashion Neurosis. Listen here -
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November 9 2026
Celia Paul and Hilton Als on Objects of Desire in Artforum
'Celia is too intelligent a person to settle for the limits of her own imagination; by the end of the book she knows that wanting what you can’t have is... -
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October 26 2026
Celia Paul features in Apollo Magazine ahead of Objects of Desire opening at Victoria Miro Venice
'The artist Celia Paul describes herself as an 'autobiographer'... After a formative stay in Venice, she now has new works, a new memoir and a new perspective.' — Sophie Barling -
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October 16 2026
Khalif Tahir Thompson sits down with Observer
The artist talks to Elisa Carollo about how he has expanded his family archive into a layered portrait of neighbourhood life, Y2K culture and the city that shaped him. -
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October 15 2026
Alice Neel is one of Artsy’s 10 best booths at Frieze London and Frieze Masters
The works showcase Neel’s fascination with the people who shaped her world, each portrayed in all their individuality. -
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Posted
October 14 2026
Galerie Magazine features Alice Neel in its Frieze Masters highlights
In an exciting joint presentation, mega galleries Victoria Miro and David Zwirner are teaming up for a dedicated solo booth celebrating the legendary painter, Alice Neel. Aligned with the fair’s... -
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October 14 2026
Stan Douglas talks to the Financial Times
The artist talks to Julie Belcove ahead of his retrospective, Parallax, opening at the Jeu de Paume in Paris later this month. -
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October 12 2026
Hernan Bas: TIME TO SHINE! (the salesmen) is a Galerie Magazine must-see exhibition during Frieze
The title evokes moments bathed in a theatrical spotlight, with actors in the suburban commercial theater poised for an encounter, transporting us to stores, stands, and even the seaside. -
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October 9 2026
Khalif Tahir Thompson talks to The New York Times
The artist talks to Hannah Giorgis Yohannes about three treasured works and reflects on how his practice connects to a broader art lineage. -
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October 9 2026
‘Send in the Clowns is about missed opportunity, a kind of silver lining’: Khalif Tahir Thompson sits down with Artsy
The artist speaks to Katie White about the inspirations and influences behind his latest body of work. -
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October 8 2026
‘She lets her energy go full throttle’: Hilton Als on Alice Neel in the Financial Times ahead of Queering Modernism at Frieze Masters
'Neel’s queer subjects… are filled with a kind of grace that is not sanctimonious and often dipped in irony. As silent as some of Neel’s portraits of queer citizens can... -
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October 8 2026
Khalif Tahir Thompson: Send in the Clowns is one of Artsy’s must-see shows during Frieze
'Thompson’s large, densely worked paintings place figures in domestic and neighborhood scenes, layering earthy ochers, greens, and burgundies with patterned clothing and interiors, handmade paper and fabric, letters, and numbers.'... -
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October 7 2026
Anke Kempkes writes about curating Queering Modernism, featuring Alice Neel, at Frieze Masters
The curator explains the background to the first gallery section at the fair dedicated to queer visual languages. -
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October 7 2026
‘Wholeness is not the same as access’: Shahzia Sikander on reworking miniature painting in Frieze Masters magazine
'My interest... comes from a desire to question these power structures, particularly through feminist perspectives that reconsider whose stories matter and how they are represented.' -
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October 6 2026
The Guardian reviews British Art Show 10: A Chorus of Strangers featuring Kudzanai-Violet Hwami
★★★★ 'Kudzanai-Violet Hwami's mixed media works similarly collapse past into present, here into there with references to Shona cosmology, Christianity, Afrofuturism and magical realism in large-scale collages of found and... -
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October 6 2026
The Telegraph reviews Tate Britain’s The 90s: Art and Fashion featuring Chris Ofili and Barbara Walker
★★★★★ 'Enninful juxtaposes tailoring by Ozwald Boateng with No Woman, No Cry (1998), Chris Ofili’s tribute to Doreen Lawrence, whose teenage son Stephen was murdered in a racist attack in... -
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October 5 2026
Extract from Celia Paul’s Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice features in British Vogue
The publication of Paul’s new memoir will coincide with her solo exhibition at Victoria Miro Venice (7 November–12 December 2026). -
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October 2 2026
The Brooklyn Rail reviews the forthcoming debut monograph on Doron Langberg
‘Langberg is a vital witness to the present moment who will doubtless be remembered as a crucial figure in American painting of the 2020s. This monograph is an important step... -
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October 2 2026
Galerie Magazine features Khalif Tahir Thompson
Jacoba Urist talks to the artist ahead of his first solo exhibition with the gallery. -
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September 30 2026
‘Is Time an Arrow or a Wheel?’ – Ali Banisadr writes in The Brooklyn Rail
‘We move forward, but we are continuously met by what returns. History repeats, mutates, disguises itself. Images disappear and come back carrying new meanings.’ -
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September 18 2026
First look – Frieze Sculpture, featuring Conrad Shawcross
Curated for a fourth year by Fatoş Üstek, Frieze Sculpture’s 14th edition includes 11 leading international artists whose work is sited throughout The Regent's Park's historic English Gardens. Shawcross' Eye... -
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September 17 2026
Frieze selects Objects of Desire: An Artist in Venice by Celia Paul as a must-read this autumn
Ahead of the artist's new solo exhibition opening at Victoria Miro Venice in November. -
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September 8 2026
Frieze features Conrad Shawcross ahead of his inclusion in Frieze Sculpture
This elliptical monolith reinterprets the traditional clock as a cosmic occurrence. Through its perforated exterior, the sculpture generates an interplay of material, light and shadow, encouraging viewers to reflect on... -
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September 3 2026
Ali Banisadr: Temple of the Mind is featured in The Brooklyn Rail
[The exhibition] affords an inventive pathway to contemplate both the museum’s permanent collection and Banisadr’s idiosyncratic practice. – Cal McKeever -
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September 2 2026
Work by Do Ho Suh features in Hospital Rooms auction, in partnership with Victoria Miro and Bonhams
A two-part fundraising sale featuring works generously donated by leading contemporary artists to mark Hospital Rooms' 10-year anniversary. -
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September 2 2026
House & Garden selects Hernan Bas: TIME TO SHINE! (the salesmen) as a must-see exhibition this September
'The Miami-based Hernan Bas’s paintings are an exploration of the complexities of identity, and the oddities that make the ordinary extraordinary.' – Fiona McKenzie Johnston -
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September 1 2026
Hospital Rooms announces 10-year anniversary events at Victoria Miro
The full programme of events includes panel talks, artist workshops, BSL tours and more. -
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August 27 2026
Yayoi Kusama, 1929–2026
It is with great sadness that we mourn the loss of Yayoi Kusama, who has passed away at the age of 97. 'The world has lost a truly revolutionary creative... -
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August 27 2026
Tributes to Yayoi Kusama
‘The world has lost a truly revolutionary creative force. Yayoi Kusama’s singular artistic vision has transformed the landscape of visual art forever. Kusama was loved by millions of people across... -
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August 27 2026
‘The painter who shaped Rothko’ – Sebastian Smee writes about Milton Avery in The Atlantic
‘…I would rather spend time with a dozen of Avery’s finest works than a dozen of Rothko’s…’ -
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August 25 2026
Ali Banisadr talks to Observer about Temple of the Mind, his most expansive museum presentation to date
The exhibition is on view at Buffalo AKG Art Museum until 8 November 2026. -
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August 17 2026
Hernan Bas talks to Whitewall about his exhibition The Visitors in Venice
‘This series really came to the top of my mind directly because of I knowing it would debut in Venice. Venice is one of my favorite places on Earth, and... -
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August 7 2026
Flora Yukhnovich sits down with Whitewall
The artist discusses the inspirations behind Flora Yukhnovich: Egg (5 May–4 July 2026) at Victoria Miro Venice, 'her most personal exhibition yet.' -
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August 1 2026
The Wall Street Journal reviews Avery, Gottlieb & Rothko: By the Sea
‘Everything comes together in the final gallery, where each artist commands a wall of paintings.’ – Judith H. Dobrzynski -
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July 23 2026
Doug Aitken speaks to Observer about his new film installation, Lightscape, at The Shed
'I wanted to leave an open space for the viewer to really occupy the work, instead of being told what to think... I wanted a new landscape that you could... -
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July 17 2026
Shahzia Sikander talks to Harper’s Bazaar India about High Seas; Closed Skies
'She is clear about what she hopes audiences take away: not the comfort of distance... but the unsettling recognition that they are standing inside its long afterlife.' -
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July 7 2026
Announcing representation of Clare Woods
New paintings by the artist will feature in our presentation at The Armory Show, New York, this September. Woods' first exhibition with the gallery will take place in London in... -
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June 17 2026
‘The Stars of Art Basel’: Hernan Bas is featured in Cultured Magazine
'Fresh off the debut of Hernan Bas’s solo show at the Ca’ Pesaro International Gallery of Modern Art in Venice, Victoria Miro selected a new painting by the Miami native... -
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June 16 2026
Idris Khan’s Sky of Hope is in The Wall Street Journal’s roundup of artworks to see inside the Obama Presidential Center
A guide to nine must-see pieces by the museum’s director, and Virginia Shore, the curator behind the commissioned art. -
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June 15 2026
Inside the first official portrait of the Obamas by Njideka Akunyili Crosby
Harper’s Bazaar visited Akunyili Crosby at her L.A. studio as she was in the process of completing this historic work. -
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May 28 2026
The World of Interiors goes inside Paula Rego’s studio, where she could ‘slay her dragons’
'Some might find her props and tableaux macabre, but according to her son, Nick Willing, her joyful approach to art-making was anything but.' — Holly E J Black -
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May 25 2026
ARTnews selects Ali Banisadr: Temple of the Mind as a must-see museum show this summer
'This exhibition is not your average solo show... rather than siloing Banisadr’s work in one designated section of the museum, the AKG will also feature the painter’s art in its... -
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May 24 2026
Flora Yukhnovich: Egg is in Vogue’s selection of exhibitions to see in Italy
'Next up was a fabulous double feature of largely site-specific exhibitions by two of my favorite contemporary painters, Flora Yukhnovich (at Victoria Miro’s Venice outpost) and Amoako Boafo (at the... -
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May 21 2026
Victoria Miro qualifies as an Active Member for 2025–26 with Gallery Climate Coalition
We are pleased to announce Victoria Miro has successfully qualified as an Active Member for 2025–26 with Gallery Climate Coalition. To achieve Active status we had to demonstrate that our... -
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May 15 2026
Victoria Miro is one of Artsy’s 5 best booths at Frieze New York 2026
'Victoria Miro’s booth buzzed with ebullient energy during the opening hours of Frieze New York this year, with collectors congregating amid the London gallery’s presentation of works by artists including... -
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May 14 2026
‘The conversation there, with both the Neel and the Joffe featuring couples… was a highlight’ – ARTnews on Victoria Miro at Frieze New York
‘London-based Victoria Miro opted for a tightly curated booth built entirely around figurative paintings shown in pairs and “couples.” The presentation brought together works by artists including Ali Banisadr, María...
