Frith Street Gallery is currently presenting an exhibition of new works by Dorothy Cross. Working in sculpture, film and photography, the artist studies relationships between body and time and the human and the natural world; using richly symbolic materials to create...
Frith Street Gallery announces an exhibition of new works by Dorothy Cross. Working in sculpture, film and photography, Cross looks at relationships between body and time and the human and the natural world. She uses richly symbolic materials to create strange and...
This exhibition brings together two bodies of work that share a pre-occupation with the framing and conception of place. James Castle and John Riddy employ very different materials and processes developed in different times and places, yet they share a subtle...
Fiona Banner’s font is an amalgamation of typefaces she has worked with previously, through full stop sculptures and typeset and published works: It’s a family tree arrangement where the child of Avant Garde and Courier mates with Peanuts and Didot’s...
Chen Zhen was born in Shanghai in 1955 and died in Paris in 2000. The artist is regarded as one of the leading exponents of the Chinese avant-garde and an emblematic figure in the field of international contemporary art. This exhibition provides a rare opportunity for...
Frith Street Gallery presents an exhibition of two major installations by Fiona Tan. The exhibition will take place at the gallery’s spaces on Golden Square (Inventory) and Soho Square (Ghost Dwellings). The work 'Inventory' is on view in London for the first...
The Callum Innes exhibition at Frith Street Gallery repays a little time and attention. On entering the gallery’s darkened premises on Golden Square a small collection of paintings, all at first glance alike, greets you. Walk straight out again and you’d...
Frith Street Gallery has announced an exhibition of new paintings by the Scottish painter Callum Innes. One of the most important painters of his generation, Innes is known for a practice that combines intellectual rigour with incredible sensitivity to his chosen...
Opening this Friday, 13 September, is 'JG' a sequel in technique to 'FILM', Tacita Dean’s 2011 project for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall. It is inspired by her correspondence with British author J.G. Ballard (1930-2009) regarding connections between his short...