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Viewing Thin Air

The Wick - S E T U P, BORDERS, photography Dmitry Chuntul, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above S E T U P, BORDERS, photography Dmitry Chuntul, Thin Air, The Beams London

The Wick - Robert Henke, Phosphor, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Robert Henke, Phosphor, Thin Air, The Beams London

The Wick - Matthrew Schreiber, Double Gemini, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Matthrew Schreiber, Double Gemini, Thin Air, The Beams London

The Wick - Matthew Schreiber, Leviathan, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Matthew Schreiber, Leviathan, Thin Air, The Beams London

The Wick - Kimchi and Chips, Light Barrier 2, photography Hanneke Wetzer, Thin Air, The Beams London.

Above Kimchi and Chips, Light Barrier 2, photography Hanneke Wetzer, Thin Air, The Beams London.

The Wick - Thin Air, installation shot, 404.Zero, 3.24, photography Jesse Hunniford

Above Thin Air, installation shot, 404.Zero, 3.24, photography Jesse Hunniford

Above S E T U P, BORDERS, photography Dmitry Chuntul, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Robert Henke, Phosphor, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Matthrew Schreiber, Double Gemini, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Matthew Schreiber, Leviathan, Thin Air, The Beams London

Above Kimchi and Chips, Light Barrier 2, photography Hanneke Wetzer, Thin Air, The Beams London.

Above Thin Air, installation shot, 404.Zero, 3.24, photography Jesse Hunniford

Thin Air
The Beams London

17 March – 4 June 2023
www.thebeamslondon.com/thin-air/

Broadwick Live announces a visual art programme, Thin Air, at The Beams London, Centre for New Culture with the first edition running from 17 March to 4 June 2023. The scale and format of this inaugural exhibition positions Beams amongst the most exciting, experimental, and inclusive art spaces in London.

Thin Air’s opening chapter takes the audience on a transformative journey through the cavernous spaces of Beams. Taking advantage of over 55,000 square feet of vast interconnecting environments, the exhibition brings together works by seven global contemporary artists and collectives and explores the boundaries between art and technology, working with light, atmospherics, sound, and experimental new media. Artists and collectives include 404.zero, James Clar, Kimchi and Chips with Rosa, Menkman, Robert Henke, S E T U P, Matthew Schreiber, UCLA Arts Conditional, Studio with Goldsmiths and University of London.

Viewing Catinca Malaimare: Gamma and Omega hold hands

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 7

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 7

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 6

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 6

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 5

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 5

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 4

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 4

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 3

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 3

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 2

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 2

The Wick - Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo: Tim Bowditch

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo: Tim Bowditch

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 7

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 6

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 5

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 4

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 3

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo Tim Bowditch 2

Above Catinca Malaimare, Gamma and Omega hold hands, 2023, performance documentation, Zabludowicz Collection. Photo: Tim Bowditch

Catinca Malaimare: Gamma and Omega hold hands
Zabludowicz Collection

9 March–30 April
www.zabludowiczcollection.com/exhibitions/view/invites-catinca-malaimare

As part of their Invites series, Zabludowicz Collection presents a solo exhibition by Romanian-born London-based artist Catinca Malaimare which includes performance, sculpture, audio and film. A cool blue light is the central motif of the installation which aims to reveal our intimate relationship with technological tools. Two performers undertake an imagined ritual of labour and contact with a cumbersome conveyor belt, moving to a soundtrack of multi-channel audio narrative. The machine acts as another body, each taking turns at being passive and active, connected and disconnected. The performers are artists Sian Fan and ZE.

As part of the Zabludowicz Collection’s commitment to supporting early career artists, the Invites programme is dedicated to solo exhibitions by UK-based artists without UK commercial gallery representation. Malaimare is working towards her first solo exhibition with Brooke Benington, London, which will take place in May 2023.

Viewing Serge Attukwei Clottey: Crossroads

The Wick - Serge Attukwei Clottey: Crossroads, Simon Lee Gallery, London, Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates

Above Serge Attukwei Clottey: Crossroads, Simon Lee Gallery, London, Photo: Prudence Cuming Associates

Crossroads by Serge Attukwei Clottey
Simon Lee Gallery

2 March – 15 April 2023
www.simonleegallery.com/exhibitions/251/

Crossroads by Serge Attukwei Clottey at Simon Lee will be the artists inaugural exhibition with the gallery. Primarily using found material from the streets or Accra and Ghana, in this exhibition Clottey explores his relationship between his Ghanaian identity and Western culture. Created between Accra and Los Angeles, the works in this exhibition consider Ghana’s complex history with international exchange and migration, contemplating notions of subjectivity, identity, and home. Clottey’s traditional medium of ‘Afrogallonism’ is at the centre of this exhibition, which will also debut a suite of oil paintings rendered on duct tape and cork board. The paintings extend upon the legacy of West African portrait photographers of the 1950s/ 60s and 70s, and reveal select motifs such as intricately patterned backdrops and affected postures. With recent public art works revealed at Kew Gardens and The Line in London in 2022, the exhibition allows audiences to delve deeper into Clottey’s practice and ponder with him how Ghana’s relationship to the West has evolved in the last 50+ years.