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‘Drawing is a way of seeing into your own nature. Nothing More.’
Deliciously strange…New paintings by British artist Benjamin Spiers are on view at Saatchi Yates this autumn, somewhere between derailed Surrealism, the grotesque, the nightmarish, and the fantastical.
Gorgeous new works by the young British artist Jessie Stevenson are on view at Sapling in Mayfair this September, blustering through the gallery with painterly visions of colour, light, and atmosphere from the wild fields of north Norfolk. Congratulations Jessie!
Gagosian kicks off the autumn season with a small but mighty show of Thomas Houseago and Auguste Rodin in a fascinating sculptural conversation between rock demons, striding incomplete men and lithe goddesses.
Blown away by Doron Langberg’s radiant ‘Bather’ in his first solo show with Victoria Miro, evoking that sweltering heat of the bathroom, the fogged mirror and the moisture rising in the air. More thoughts to come in a review for @brooklynrail, but this intimate, luminous painting had to be posted immediately! 🌈
Iranian-born American artist Tala Madani sets the tone for Pilar Corrias’s new gallery on London’s historic Savile Row - with her mesmerising, confrontational, lewd, humorous and at times deliciously gross figures. In this show, Madani’s curious characters focus on the notion of education and instruction.

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