| Opening next week, a brand new spring season of exhibitions and events. |
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Zineb Sedira: Dreams Have No Titles
Opens 15 Feb 2024
Encompassing film, sculpture, photography and performance, Zineb Sedira’s immersive installations draw on cinematic and personal history to foreground the importance – and joy – of collective experiences
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Andrew Pierre Hart:
Bio-Data Flows & Other Rhythms - A Local Story
Opens 15 Feb 2024
A new commission from interdisciplinary artist and experimental music producer Andrew Pierre Hart draws on Whitechapel’s longstanding history as a home for migrant and diasporic communities and continues the artist’s interest in exploring connections between sound and painting.
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Edge Effects
Opens 31 Jan 2024
Edge Effects is a participatory project about our stewardship of the planet and the promotion of a mindful understanding of our place in nature. In taking time to observe a leaf, to listen and learn from its stories, we ask, might the oak tree or the sprig of rosemary impart its valuable wisdom if we look for long enough?
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Workshops
Family Day: Dreams Have No Titles
17 Feb, 12-4pm
Join a series of collaborative family workshops with artists and performers Maya Gurung-Russell Campbell and Timberlina. Inspired by our spring exhibitions, these workshops encourage collaboration, play and creative making.
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Performance
Panopticon 360: Vasiliki Papapostolou
17 Feb, 2 & 4pm
FreeTo accompany the new exhibition by Andrew Pierre Hart, dancer Vasiliki Papapostolou (a.k.a Tarantism) presents Panopticon 360. This conceptual dance piece draws on a wide range of practices from physical theatre, contemporary dance and Ballroom, to explore the ways we internalise surveillance, managing ourselves, our bodies and behaviours.
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Talk
Algerian Cinema: Zineb Sedira & Olivier Hadouchi
22 Feb, 6.30pm
£5
Join artist Zineb Sedira in conversation with curator Olivier Hadouchi as they delve into Algerian cinematic history, exploring what we can learn by revisiting film from a time of utopias and great promises.
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| The London Open: Artists, Have Your Say |
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 | Have you ever applied for, exhibited at, or visited The London Open?
Whitechapel Gallery and Artquest are collaborating on new research into the Gallery's triennial open-call exhibition to ensure it is open, accessible and encouraging of as broad a range of artists and practices as possible.
Get involved - complete the Artquest survey by Wednesday 28 February 2024 and have your say on how The London Open grows for a new generation.
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Buy beautifully illustrated books, the latest exhibition catalogues and art-inspired gifts in Whitechapel Gallery Bookshop - managed by Koenig Books. |
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Zineb Sedira: Dreams Have No Titles
Rich with artistic, cinematic, musical, archival, and political references, this collection of three journals offers a glimpse into Zineb Sedira’s working process and the inspirations that have nourished her practice.
£22.80 |
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Documents of Contemporary Art:
The Magazine
Surveying case studies of transformational magazines from the early 1960s onwards, this anthology contextualises the artist’s magazine, interrogating the art worlds it has by turns created and superseded.
£18.95
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| From The Editions Gallery |
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| Whitechapel Gallery Limited Editions are generously donated by the artists. All proceeds from the sale of these works directly support our exhibition and education programmes. |
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 | Sol Calero
Frutas y culebras
2021
Calero’s distinct visual language draws upon visual clichés and imported ideas that we might associate with Latin America, She uses stereotypically ‘tropical’ imagery such as exotic fruit and salsa dresses, inviting the audience to reconsider notions of creation, privilege and cultural appropriation.
Digital pigment print onto Somerset Photo Rag 300gsm,
48.8 x 42 cm |
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