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Spanning across three European institutions, 'Black Madonna' is a multi-part project by Theaster Gates exploring the history of the black woman and her image. It is currently on view at Kunstmuseum Basel and the Sprengel Museum Hannover in Hannover and will open at Haus der Kunst in Munich on 26 October 2018.
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White Cube Bermondsey is pleased to present a solo exhibition of works by Doris Salcedo, opening on 28 September and running until 11 November 2018.
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Currently on view at Luma Arles, 'Gilbert & George: The Great Exhibition (1971–2016)' features a selection of historical pictures deemed by the artists to be the most representative of their art and life together, such as ‘BI SIGNS’ (2013).
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Curators Susan May and Susanna Greeves introduce ‘Memory Palace’, a major group exhibition extending across White Cube’s London galleries in Bermondsey and Mason's Yard. Featuring more than 90 recent works by over 40 artists, the exhibition seeks to inspire reflections on the forms and themes of memory.
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Zentrum Paul Klee in Bern currently presents a solo exhibition by Etel Adnan, which runs until 7 October 2018. Adnan is known for moving fluidly between the disciplines of writing and art.
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The group exhibition ‘Memory Palace’ is on view across White Cube's London galleries at Bermondsey and Mason's Yard. The exhibition’s architecture – designed by vPPR – leads the viewer through six aspects of memory, with the fifth one being ‘Collective’.
Objects of play synonymous with childhood narratives, both collective and personal, have the power to unlock deep-seated memories and experiences. A model wooden plane kit, enlarged in scale and suspended in mid-air, returns the viewer to a state of guileless wonderment. ‘Planing’ (2018) by Damián Ortega extends his exploration into how forms are constructed through the channel of humorous enquiry.
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Last chance to see ‘Terra Infirma’ at the Pulitzer Arts Foundation, Mona Hatoum’s first major solo exhibition in the United States in twenty years, which is closing on 11 August 2018.
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The landmark exhibition ‘Remembering Tomorrow: Artworks and Archives’, is currently on display at White Cube Hong Kong, organised to mark the 25th anniversary of the gallery.
The show explores the theme of memory in relation to material culture, social history and the sublime, as well as time and myth, as can be seen in Raqib Shaw’s ‘The Garden of Earthly Delights XIV’ (2005), whose mythological creatures are inspired by Hieronymus Bosch’s work of the same title.
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Don’t miss the chance to see Antony Gormley’s work in the Royal Academy of Arts ‘250th Summer Exhibition’, co-ordinated by Grayson Perry.
Gormley’s steel sculpture ‘OPEN PERCH’ (2017) is shown alongside artworks by fellow White Cube artists Tracey Emin, Mona Hatoum and Anselm Kiefer.

Doris Salcedo is constructing a new work made out of surrendered weapons in her native Bogotá, Colombia. Entitled ‘Fragmentos’, the work consists of a grey floor built with melted rifles and is one of three peace monuments that rebels and government officials agreed to build with over 7,000 weapons.
Considered an ‘anti-monument’ by the artist, the work aims to create a space for present and future generations to reflect on Colombian history and will become part of a museum documenting five decades of conflict.

Happy birthday to White Cube artist Damián Ortega!

The group exhibition ‘Memory Palace’ is on view across White Cube's London galleries at Bermondsey and Mason's Yard. The exhibition’s architecture – designed by vPPR – leads the viewer through six aspects of memory, with the fifth one being ‘Collective’.
Fusing ancient technique with abstract form, Gabriel Orozco’s limestone sculptures draw upon his own art history. Conceptual puzzles featuring circular rotations, semi-circles and quadrants have been a recurring preoccupation for Orozco, whose peripatetic practice has taken him most recently to Bali where he has worked with local limestone carvers on works entitled ‘Dés’ (‘Dice’).
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White Cube artist Antony Gormley has created a teleportational sound portrait of his cathedral-like studio for the LP ‘Sounds of the Studio’ (2018). The noises of hammers, grinders, fans, welders and other instruments reverberate in the vast caverns of this acoustic space.
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To take our interactive virtual tour of ‘Memory Palace’ at White Cube Mason's Yard, visit http://bit.ly/mPvirtT

Happy birthday to White Cube artist Magnus Plessen!

Coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the ‘Angel of the North’, a new cast iron sculpture by Antony Gormley has been installed in Newcastle University’s campus. Measuring 4.5m high, ‘Clasp’ (2018) is part of the artist’s ‘Blockwork series’ and is constructed of 18 individual blocks depicting two bodies holding each other.
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White Cube is pleased to present an exhibition of works by Mona Hatoum. Her first solo show in Hong Kong, ‘Remains of the Day’ features large-scale installation, sculpture and works on paper and runs from 7 September until 17 November 2018.
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Wayne Thiebaud currently presents his first European retrospective at Museum Voorlinden, which runs until 16 September 2018.
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Currently on view at White Cube Hong Kong, Chen Zhou’s installation ‘Blue Hole’ (2018) explores the contemporary psyche, addressing the loneliness and alienation of a world almost totally dominated by social media.
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Such a beautiful space and a lovely gallery shop.

One of the best gallery spaces I've been too. Wish I lived in London to visit more often!

Great place fabulous rooms. Get there!! Best show Gilbert and George.

Great loos, .......... Lovely and clean with retro Victorian tiles... love em.

An well oiled art machine. The super stars of the world art scene are on show here in this south London gem that should be on any art lovers todo list. Remember to check website for opening hours as it closes between shows.

Amazing space and exhibitions programme

A stunningly beautiful space, absolutely perfect to show art in. My first visit was to Gilbert & George's Beard Paintings, and I cannot imagine a better space to view them in.

Seeing is believing, don't go through life not having been there. Add this one to the bucket list.

I like the location but not the exhibition! Staff are very pleasant and welcoming.