Shani Rhys James  – Exhibition

Shani Rhys James – Exhibition

Connaught Brown is delighted to present Hunan-ynysu : Self Island, an exhibition by the acclaimed Welsh artist Shani Rhys James. In her arresting still lifes, portraits and interiors Rhys James examines her own image and relationships to explore the transience of being. Created over the past year during the Covid filled months, this new body of work reflects upon the challenges and realisations we have been confronted with, as both individuals and society.

Script and Charming Baker

Script and Charming Baker

Script launches with a Charming Baker collaboration.  New high-end Wearable edition for the inaugural line. Launching 6 April 2021, Script presents a new genre of collectable art, collaborating with a curated roster of globally renowned artists to create...
Space for Giants’ Campaign

Space for Giants’ Campaign

Wildlife Photographers David Yarrow and Adrian Steirn Release Two Exclusive Works in Support of Space for Giants’ Campaign to Stop the Illegal Wildlife Trade For a limited time only, famed wildlife photographers David Yarrow and Adrian Steirn are teaming up with Space for Giants to release two limited-run, never-before-seen wildlife photographs to raise critical funding for Space for Giants’ work to end the illegal wildlife trade.

Jade Van der Mark – We’re All Human

Jade Van der Mark – We’re All Human

Pi Artworks present a solo show of Dutch Painter Jade Van der Mark, with work highlighting the transformation of city life in the face of the Covid-19 pandemic.  Jade van der Mark will exhibit a new body of work in her first London solo show at Pi Artworks this December. The work explores contemporary society, both before and after the coronavirus pandemic, and examines the dichotomy of crowds and human intimacy.

Tate to Reopen Steve McQueen Exhibition

Tate to Reopen Steve McQueen Exhibition

After successfully reopening all four Tate galleries last week, Tate Modern is pleased to announce that its Steve McQueen exhibition will also be reopening on Friday 7 August and will be extended to 6 September 2020. First launched in February, the acclaimed exhibition spanning 20 years of McQueen’s work has been modified with new visitor signage to aid social distancing and will reopen with a reduced visitor capacity.