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Last chance to see Charlie Roberts exhibition 'Juicy' at Marlborough Contemporary. His influence for this series of 200 unique works on paper range from hip-hop subculture to a myriad of art historical references.

Last chance to see William Kentridge exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery! This evening marks the launch of his record collaboration with The Vinyl Factory. Thursday 5th January, 2017 from 18:00 to 21:00.

France-Lise McGurn at Bosse&Baum until 18th of December. Recommended!

Last week to see James Capper and Shaun McDowell exhibitions at Hannah Barry Gallery.

London-based artist Gaurab Thakali (b. 1990, Nepal) is known for his expressionist paintings and prints that explore the prohibition era of jazz from the 1950s onwards. This exhibition includes a series of five new prints inspired by Shirley Clarke’s 1961 film ‘The Connection’, in addition to unseen paintings and posters.
The six paintings in this show were drawn from imagination with the occasional impetus from record sleeves and books. At times listening to jazz translates ...
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On Tuesday 15th of December we'll be visiting British artist, Haroon Mirza's studio in North London for a discussion centred around his current practice, interest in collaboration and plans for 2016.
Haroon Mirza devises kinetic sculptures, performances and immersive installations which test the interplay and friction between sound and light waves and electric current. He describes his role as a composer, manipulating electricity to make it dance to a different tune. Mirza as...ks us to reconsider the perceptual distinctions between noise, sound and music, and draws into question the categorisation of cultural forms. "All music is organised sound or organised noise," he says. "So as long as you’re organising acoustic material, it’s just the perception and the context that defines it as music or noise or sound or just a nuisance."
His work was recently featured at the Barbican's 'Station to Station' exhibition (29th June - 2nd July 2015) and the Frieze Sculpture Park (14 - 17 October 2015). This event is in conjunction with the Whitechapel Gallery Patrons and Lisson Gallery.
Please RSVP to: info@cbardawil.com
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This week's highlight is Pangaea II at Saatchi Gallery. A follow up from last years success, this time featuring a total of 19 emerging artists from Africa and Latin America, many of whom haven't yet been shown at the gallery. Free entry, running 7 days a week, 10:00 to 18:00. More details online.

Our weekly is the Armand Boua exhibition at Jack Bell Gallery. The Ivorian artist creates layered compositions using tar and acrylic on found cardboard boxes, which are also used as makeshift shelters for street kids in his hometown of Abidjan. Open Tuesdays to Saturdays, more details online.

On for 1 week only, our highlight this week is 100 Years of Graphic Design curated by Kemistry Gallery. Their work is seen seen by millions yet unlike fine art or photography, often overlooked. This show is a celebration of artists who have pushed graphic design frontiers with fresh ideas. Free admission, open daily until the 15th of March 2015.

Last chance to see Royal Academy of Arts student works at the Interim Projects. Interesting show this year with several standout pieces ranging from 3D computer-rendered sculptures to traditional painting. Much of the work is available to buy. Free admission, Monday to Sunday, 10:00 to 18:00.

This week's highlight is the Barbara Kruger exhibition at Skarstedt. A glimpse at her most iconic works from the 1980s. Running from Tuesday to Saturday, free entry.

Our highlight this week is the new multimedia exhibition at Lisson Gallery. It takes its title from Haroon Mirza's A/V work "Cross Section Of A Revolution", exploring various facets of our global existence. Also not to be missed is the Tony Oursler show 2 minutes away at their second space on Bell Street.

This week's highlight is a portrait of art dealer and 60's legend, Robert Fraser at Pace Gallery. The exhibition re-creates Fraser's avant-garde gallery programme, highlights include his portrait by Basquiat and a recreation of his office desk. Running from Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00. View link for more details.

The Vinyl Factory to press the live recordings of Christian Marclay's weekly performances at White Cube. First pressing available this weekend.

This week's highlight is Christian Marclay's exhibition at White Cube. He brings together his long-standing interest in the relationship between image and sound, creating a bridge between paintings and video work through a shared theme of onomatopoeia from comic books. Running Tuesday to Sunday, with free performances on Saturday and Sunday at 15:00. Click below for further details.

Our highlight this week is Mapping the City at Somerset House curated by Approved by Pablo. Over 50 international graffiti and street artists present their interpretation of the city through a map. Special collaboration with NTS Radio on Friday 30th January, 19:00 to 22:30. Click below for more details.

Interesting dialogue between Joseph Kosuth and James Lavelle of Mo'Wax Official in the The Independent.

Our highlight this week is the 'Amnesia: Various, Luminous, Fixed.' at Sprüth Magers Berlin London by pioneering neon artist Joseph Kosuth. This is his first UK retrospective and features 25 works from a period of almost 50 years. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 10:00 to 18:00. Free entry, more details online.

This week's highlight is Demimonde, a group exhibition in a derelict mansion opposite the V&A Museum. Includes work by 31 young artists, ranging from painting to large-scale installations. Free entry all week from 11:00 to 18:00, more details online.