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The latest from Victoria Miro artists around the world-
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Event
Isaac Julien participates in the 2026 Media, Technology, and Culture Symposium
The two-day symposium addresses some of the most critical challenges facing the field of media arts today, as well as to explore how video and media art can be sustained,... Posted February 19 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Opening in Oslo this April – Paula Rego: Dance Among Thorns
On view at the Munch Museum (24 April–2 August 2026), the first large scale exhibition of Rego's work in the Nordic region features more than 140 works by the artist.... Posted February 18 2026 -
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Interview
The New York Times T Magazine features Emil Sands
‘I’ve spent my whole life looking at other people’s bodies. I’m trying to work out why they’re different from mine.' Posted February 2 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Doug Aitken: UNDER THE SUN at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre
The artist's first exhibition in India (6 December 2025–22 February 2026) premieres multiple site-specific commissions, many of which are the result of a two-year collaboration between Aitken's studio and over... Posted November 10 2025 -
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News Story
Announcing representation of Emil Sands in partnership with Olney Gleason
Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Emil Sands in partnership with Olney Gleason. Sands’ first solo exhibition with the gallery, Watchmen, will be on view at Victoria... Posted January 27 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Wangechi Mutu features in Iter Subterraneum at Bergen Kunsthall
This group exhibition (16 January–5 April 2026) is inspired by Ludvig Holberg's novel Niels Klim's Journey to the Underworld (1741), often referred to as the first Nordic science fiction novel.... Posted January 16 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Stan Douglas: Tales of Empire on view at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection
On view 5 December 2025–22 March 2026, this focused survey presents bodies of work by Douglas that examine various colonisation efforts globally, over time – an enduring theme that shapes... Posted December 5 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 November 7 2025 -
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Interview
Chantal Joffe and Olivia Laing talk to The Art Newspaper about their new publication, Painting Writing Texting
'Painting Writing Texting means a lot to me – to gather together these essays which become a kind of portrait of me, by Olivia, and of our friendship.' – Chantal Joffe Posted January 6 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view in Turin – 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 October 30 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
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 October 25 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. Extended until 31 May 2026. Posted October 4 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Stan Douglas features in MONUMENTS at The Geffen Contemporary at MOCA
Co-organised and co-presented by MOCA and The Brick, this major group exhibition (23 October 2025–3 May 2026) considers the ways public monuments have shaped national identity, historical memory and current... Posted October 23 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
A major Yayoi Kusama retrospective at the Fondation Beyeler
The Fondation Beyeler is the first museum in Switzerland to devote a retrospective to renowned Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama. Organised in close collaboration with the artist and her studio, the... Posted October 12 2025 -
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News Story
Adriana Varejão to represent Brazil at 2026 Venice Biennale
'Together, Paulino and Varejão historically represent the most revolutionary aspects of the presence of women in the field of national art.' — Diane Lima Posted October 9 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view at the British Museum – Nordic noir featuring John Kørner and Tal R
On view 9 October 2025–22 March 2026, the exhibition features 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
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 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
Celia Paul and Paula Rego feature in London Calling at Kunstmuseum den Haag
The exhibition (14 February–7 June 2026), the first major survey of its kind in the Netherlands, brings together highlights of postwar British figurative painting. Read more Images Paula Rego, Bride,... Posted February 14 2026 -
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Video
Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis trailer
All That Changes You. Metamorphosis, 2025, is a vivid, sweeping, visual poem about change, what it means to transform, to adapt and to survive. Commissioned to celebrate 500 years of... February 11 2026 -
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Video
Art Basel Qatar – Idris Khan: Time Present, Time Past
Comprising a series of panels painted in jewel-like hues embellished with gold leaf, Time Present, Time Past continues the artist’s ongoing exploration of colour, repetition and the spiritual potential of... February 3 2026 -
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Video
Emil Sands: Watchmen
Completed during a recent residency with the gallery in Venice, the works on view continue the artist's investigation into the relationship between viewer and subject while introducing new settings and... February 3 2026 -
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Art Fair
Art Basel Qatar – Idris Khan: Time Present, Time Past
Victoria Miro is delighted to participate in the inaugural Art Basel Qatar with a presentation (Booth D107) of new works by Idris Khan. Drawing inspiration from sources including the history... Posted February 3 2026 -
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Talk
Isaac Julien, Lessons of the Hour special event at the Smithsonian American Art Museum
For this special evening on 4 February, Isaac Julien will be in conversation with Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, moderated by Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie G. Bunch III. The Smithsonian... Posted February 2 2026 -
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Institutional Exhibition
On view in Exeter – Grayson Perry: Aspects of Myself
On view at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery (24 January–3 May 2026), the exhibition explores a sense of self through a range of media and storytelling techniques.... Posted January 24 2026 -
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Interview
Emil Sands talks to Galerie Magazine about his works in The Stories We Tell
'I’ve always been very interested in looking at other people’s bodies; not in a desirous way but instead I want to learn about their physicality.' Posted December 12 2025 -
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News Story
Victoria Miro is one of Artsy’s 10 best booths at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
Our presentation features works by María Berrío, Secundino Hernández, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, Yayoi Kusama, Doron Langberg, Alice Neel, Maria Nepomuceno, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Conrad Shawcross, Do... Posted December 4 2025 -
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Art Fair
Art Basel Miami Beach
Booth B5. New, recent and historical works by María Berrío, Secundino Hernández, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, Yayoi Kusama, Doron Langberg, Alice Neel, Maria Nepomuceno, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul,... Posted December 2 2025 -
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Art Fair
Untitled Art, Miami Beach
Booth B1. New and recent works by artists in the Miro Presents programme: Richard Ayodeji Ikhide, Yulia Iosilzon, Konstantina Krikzoni, Tidawhitney Lek, Talia Levitt, Jemima Murphy, Emil Sands, Kuldeep Singh... Posted December 2 2025 -
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Review
Artforum features Paula Rego and Adriana Varejão: Between Your Teeth at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, in its Top 10 for 2025
‘The staging of the show was captivating, enabling both practices to find points of intersection and formal departure.‘ – Carla Acevedo-Yates Posted December 2 2025 -
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Interview
Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands and Khalif Tahir Thompson are featured in Plaster Magazine
'The work of Sands, Lek, and Thompson... change how we see the little worlds in which we live, those little spheres of rooms and streets and sky.' – Matthew Holman Posted November 26 2025 -
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Publications
Chris Ofili, Afro Muses Playing Cards
Each card in this 54-card deck designed by Chris Ofili features a different woman, man or flower from Ofili's Afro Muse series, a body of work exhibited by the Studio... November 26 2025 -
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Review
Richard Ayodeji Ikhide: Incroci del Passato (Crossroads of the Past) is reviewed by exibart
'This attention to art history always coexists with an imagery that is never merely historical... as if tradition itself generates its own possible futures.' — Zaira Carrer Posted November 25 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
The Woman Question 1550–2025 featuring Celia Paul, on view at Museum of Modern Art Warsaw
Organised by curator and art historian Alison M. Gingeras, this exhibition (21 November 2025–3 May 2026) challenges the notion that women were largely absent from art before the late 1800s.... Posted November 21 2025 -
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Gallery Event
Chantal Joffe and Olivia Laing in conversation with Luke Syson
Now fully booked. Join Chantal Joffe and Olivia Laing in conversation with Luke Syson, Director of the Fitzwilliam Museum, for an artist talk and book launch at the gallery on... Posted November 19 2025 -
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Review
Waldemar Januszczak reviews Chantal Joffe: I Remember in The Sunday Times
'These more complex moods are accompanied by a formal inventiveness that also feels new... the desire to aim higher leads also to exciting successes.' Posted November 16 2025 -
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Interview
Chantal Joffe speaks with Talk Art
Chantal Joffe talks to Russell Tovey and Robert Diament in her East London studio. Together, they explore I Remember, Joffe’s fourteenth solo exhibition with Victoria Miro. 'They're always beautiful to... Posted November 14 2025 -
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News Story
Alex Hartley is a recipient of the 2025 Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award
Alex Hartley has been named a recipient of the Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s 2025 Awards for Artists, the largest individual arts awards for visual artists and composers in the UK. 'This... Posted November 14 2025 -
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Publications
Painting Writing Texting
Painting Writing Texting chronicles the friendship between painter Chantal Joffe and writer Olivia Laing, which began in 2016 when Joffe approached Laing to ask if they would sit for a... November 14 2025 -
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Interview
‘A master at the peak of her powers’: Chantal Joffe sits down with British Vogue
'Joffe is fêted for the emotional aliveness and painterly rigour of her figurative works, portraits of people often close to her but that speak about human universalities.' — Charlotte Jansen Posted November 8 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Work by Conrad Shawcross features in The Long Now at Saatchi Gallery
First shown in 2019, Golden Lotus (Inverted) reimagines a vintage car as a kinetic sculpture, prompting reflection on transformation, agency and the role of the viewer. Posted November 7 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Times in Tapestry featuring Grayson Perry, on view at Mudac, Lausanne
The exhibition (until 8 March 2026) brings together major works from the Toms collection, woven in the prestigious Brussels workshops between 1660 and 1725, alongside contemporary works by Goshka Macuga... Posted November 7 2025 -
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Profile
The Artsy Vanguard 2026: Emil Sands
The artist features in The Artsy Vanguard, highlighting the most promising artists working today. Posted November 3 2025 -
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Preview
Chantal Joffe and Olivia Laing’s new book Painting Writing Texting and Joffe’s exhibition I Remember are featured in T Magazine
'In the spring of 2016, the painter Chantal Joffe read Olivia Laing’s just-published book “The Lonely City” and sent the writer a note of praise, along with an invitation for... Posted October 30 2025 -
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Interview
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami is interviewed by Plus Magazine
‘Looking at my work, I’ve tried to keep the idea of fragmentation at the forefront. It is all rooted in rapture, not distraction; it’s a breakdown of inherited systems: religion,... Posted October 24 2025 -
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Review
Stan Douglas: Birth of a Nation and The Enemy of All Mankind features in Frieze’s What to See Across the UK This Autumn
'The admonishment aimed at the viewer is a call to keep their distance from questioning the narrative unfolding before them and the influence of the medium through which it is... Posted October 24 2025 -
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Interview
Ali Banisadr sits down with Plus Magazine
'The storm is what meets the eye, but beneath it lies a quiet, deliberate silence.' – Jae Kim Posted October 21 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Work by Stephen Willats features 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 October 17 2025 -
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Interview
Chantal Joffe talks to Wallpaper* about her upcoming solo exhibition, I Remember
‘When I’m painting, I have the sense that [time] is a kind of present tense, as if our ghosts are all still here, everywhere all at once.’ Posted October 17 2025 -
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News Story
Tate acquires work by Barbara Walker through Frieze Tate Fund
Barbara Walker, End of Affair II, 2025 is one of three works acquired by Tate during Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2025. The works were acquired through the Frieze Tate... Posted October 16 2025 -
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News Story
Victoria Miro participates in the Gallery Climate Coalition’s ‘10% Of’ at Frieze London
Victoria Miro is delighted to participate in ‘10% Of’ with works by Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands and Khalif Tahir Thompson, on view at Frieze London and featured in our fair... Posted October 15 2025 -
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Review
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami: Incantations featured in Artsy’s 10 Must-See Shows during Frieze London 2025
'Ultimately, Hwami celebrates transformation and multiplicity, connecting with nuanced, exploratory expressions of contemporary queerness and Blackness.' Posted October 9 2025 -
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Interview
Stan Douglas talks to Wallpaper* about Birth of a Nation and The Enemy of All Mankind
'I’m looking for liminal moments, things which were pivotal in a certain condition.' Posted October 8 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Quantum Untangled featuring Conrad Shawcross, on view at the Science Gallery
Through interactive artworks, immersive sculptural installations and the words of physicists, philosophers and poets, Science Gallery London’s new exhibition Quantum Untangled (on view 8 October 2025–28 February 2026) fuses art,... Posted October 8 2025 -
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Interview
Conrad Shawcross sits down with The Times
'I’m trying to represent things we can’t see... The thrill of science is that it challenges these constructed realities, makes us realise how illusionary it all is.' Posted October 7 2025 -
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Public Art
Prada Mode London features 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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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
Announcing representation of Barbara Walker
We are delighted to welcome Barbara Walker to the gallery. Posted October 2 2025 -
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Institutional Exhibition
Conrad Shawcross: What is to become is already here at MICAS
The exhibition is on view (until 18 January 2026) alongside a site-specific commission installed on the ancient historic battlements, as well as a permanent acquisition, which stands at the museum's... Posted October 1 2025 -
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Review
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami: Incantations featured in Wallpaper*
'Saturated in electric blues, acid greens, and deep reds, they oscillate between fragility and power, grounding spiritual and historical legacies in lived memory.' Posted September 29 2025
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In Focus
Isaac Julien, All That Changes You. Metamorphosis trailer
All That Changes You. Metamorphosis, 2025, is a vivid, sweeping, visual poem about change, what it means to transform, to adapt and to survive. Commissioned to celebrate 500 years of Palazzo Te, Mantua, Italy and exhibited for the first time as a five-screen installation at Victoria Miro, London (13 February–21 March 2026), Julien’s latest work moves between science fiction, philosophy, ecology and art, imagining new forms of life and identity beyond the human.
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Kuldeep Singh: Lucid Body Elixir Terrain
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February 2 2026
The New York Times T Magazine features Emil Sands
‘I’ve spent my whole life looking at other people’s bodies. I’m trying to work out why they’re different from mine.' -
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January 27 2026
Announcing representation of Emil Sands in partnership with Olney Gleason
Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Emil Sands in partnership with Olney Gleason. Sands’ first solo exhibition with the gallery, Watchmen, will be on view at Victoria... -
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January 6 2026
Chantal Joffe and Olivia Laing talk to The Art Newspaper about their new publication, Painting Writing Texting
'Painting Writing Texting means a lot to me – to gather together these essays which become a kind of portrait of me, by Olivia, and of our friendship.' – Chantal Joffe -
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December 12 2025
Emil Sands talks to Galerie Magazine about his works in The Stories We Tell
'I’ve always been very interested in looking at other people’s bodies; not in a desirous way but instead I want to learn about their physicality.' -
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December 4 2025
Victoria Miro is one of Artsy’s 10 best booths at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025
Our presentation features works by María Berrío, Secundino Hernández, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Isaac Julien, Idris Khan, Yayoi Kusama, Doron Langberg, Alice Neel, Maria Nepomuceno, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul, Conrad Shawcross, Do... -
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December 2 2025
Artforum features Paula Rego and Adriana Varejão: Between Your Teeth at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum, Lisbon, in its Top 10 for 2025
‘The staging of the show was captivating, enabling both practices to find points of intersection and formal departure.‘ – Carla Acevedo-Yates -
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November 26 2025
Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands and Khalif Tahir Thompson are featured in Plaster Magazine
'The work of Sands, Lek, and Thompson... change how we see the little worlds in which we live, those little spheres of rooms and streets and sky.' – Matthew Holman -
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November 25 2025
Richard Ayodeji Ikhide: Incroci del Passato (Crossroads of the Past) is reviewed by exibart
'This attention to art history always coexists with an imagery that is never merely historical... as if tradition itself generates its own possible futures.' — Zaira Carrer -
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November 16 2025
Waldemar Januszczak reviews Chantal Joffe: I Remember in The Sunday Times
'These more complex moods are accompanied by a formal inventiveness that also feels new... the desire to aim higher leads also to exciting successes.' -
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November 14 2025
Chantal Joffe speaks with Talk Art
Chantal Joffe talks to Russell Tovey and Robert Diament in her East London studio. Together, they explore I Remember, Joffe’s fourteenth solo exhibition with Victoria Miro. 'They're always beautiful to... -
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November 14 2025
Alex Hartley is a recipient of the 2025 Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award
Alex Hartley has been named a recipient of the Paul Hamlyn Foundation’s 2025 Awards for Artists, the largest individual arts awards for visual artists and composers in the UK. 'This... -
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November 8 2025
‘A master at the peak of her powers’: Chantal Joffe sits down with British Vogue
'Joffe is fêted for the emotional aliveness and painterly rigour of her figurative works, portraits of people often close to her but that speak about human universalities.' — Charlotte Jansen -
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October 30 2025
Chantal Joffe and Olivia Laing’s new book Painting Writing Texting and Joffe’s exhibition I Remember are featured in T Magazine
'In the spring of 2016, the painter Chantal Joffe read Olivia Laing’s just-published book “The Lonely City” and sent the writer a note of praise, along with an invitation for... -
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October 24 2025
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami is interviewed by Plus Magazine
‘Looking at my work, I’ve tried to keep the idea of fragmentation at the forefront. It is all rooted in rapture, not distraction; it’s a breakdown of inherited systems: religion,... -
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October 24 2025
Stan Douglas: Birth of a Nation and The Enemy of All Mankind features in Frieze’s What to See Across the UK This Autumn
'The admonishment aimed at the viewer is a call to keep their distance from questioning the narrative unfolding before them and the influence of the medium through which it is... -
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October 21 2025
Ali Banisadr sits down with Plus Magazine
'The storm is what meets the eye, but beneath it lies a quiet, deliberate silence.' – Jae Kim -
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October 17 2025
Chantal Joffe talks to Wallpaper* about her upcoming solo exhibition, I Remember
‘When I’m painting, I have the sense that [time] is a kind of present tense, as if our ghosts are all still here, everywhere all at once.’ -
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October 16 2025
Tate acquires work by Barbara Walker through Frieze Tate Fund
Barbara Walker, End of Affair II, 2025 is one of three works acquired by Tate during Frieze London and Frieze Masters 2025. The works were acquired through the Frieze Tate... -
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October 15 2025
Victoria Miro participates in the Gallery Climate Coalition’s ‘10% Of’ at Frieze London
Victoria Miro is delighted to participate in ‘10% Of’ with works by Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands and Khalif Tahir Thompson, on view at Frieze London and featured in our fair... -
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October 9 2025
Adriana Varejão to represent Brazil at 2026 Venice Biennale
'Together, Paulino and Varejão historically represent the most revolutionary aspects of the presence of women in the field of national art.' — Diane Lima -
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October 9 2025
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami: Incantations featured in Artsy’s 10 Must-See Shows during Frieze London 2025
'Ultimately, Hwami celebrates transformation and multiplicity, connecting with nuanced, exploratory expressions of contemporary queerness and Blackness.' -
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October 8 2025
Stan Douglas talks to Wallpaper* about Birth of a Nation and The Enemy of All Mankind
'I’m looking for liminal moments, things which were pivotal in a certain condition.' -
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October 7 2025
Conrad Shawcross sits down with The Times
'I’m trying to represent things we can’t see... The thrill of science is that it challenges these constructed realities, makes us realise how illusionary it all is.' -
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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 29 2025
Kudzanai-Violet Hwami: Incantations featured in Wallpaper*
'Saturated in electric blues, acid greens, and deep reds, they oscillate between fragility and power, grounding spiritual and historical legacies in lived memory.' -
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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...
