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In "Ritual," Tom Sachs explores ideas of consumerism and ritual through the recreation of everyday items and objects, which have been displayed on bespoke pedestals.
June 3, 2021 - July 31, 2021
In Tom Sachs’s “Ritual,” the artist’s exploration of consumerism and ritual is paired with ideas of classical sculpture and modernist shapes, presenting a series of works that utilize everyday items and objects (purses, laundry detergent, boxes of corn flakes) in a commentary on freedom, domesticity, drug trades, and urban surveillance. Open at Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac through July 31, Sachs has created for the works a series of pedestals conceived especially for the exhibition, which are made using familiar branding and imagery like cases of Campbell’s tomato juice, boxes of Brillo pads, and Heinz ketchup. Displayed around the space like totems of domesticity, the selection of works (which have never before been seen in the UK) recalls stacks of things one might find in a late night corner shop, though each item has been manually replicated at the hand of the artist.
From October 12—December 23, Amy Sherald’s first-ever solo exhibition in Europe, "The World We Make," is on view at Hauser & Wirth in London.
The new works in Nathaniel Mary Quinn’s “SCENES” see the artist’s singular style of portraiture utilized in an exploration of film.
Teresita Fernández’s “Caribbean Cosmos” invites viewers to reflect on definitions of land and location in relation to violence and colonization.
Gagosian’s Grosvenor Hill gallery presents Mark Grotjahn's “Backcountry," named in reference to the artist's time spent in Colorado.
From October 11—November 12, Pace Gallery in London’s Hanover Square is presenting an exhibition of paintings by the late artist Sam Gilliam.
Presented by 180 Studios at 180 The Strand is a major video installation by Richard Mosse, shown in an exhibition with related photographs.
From September 23—December 23, Anne Imhof takes over the London gallery of Sprüth Magers with her exhibition “Avatar II”.
“Dindga!” Is Dindga McCannon’s first solo exhibition in Europe, on view at Pippy Houldsworth Gallery in London from October 11—November 12.
Secundino Hernández’s exhibition “time TIME” continues his exploration of a painting vocabulary focused on line, form, color, and gesture.
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