The Wick List

Viewing ‘Bad Manners’ by Jake & Dinos Chapman

Conceived in collaboration with the artist Jake Chapman, this bijou exhibition explores the role of non-consensual collaborations between artists from the mid 19th century to the present day. From overpainting and over layering to modifying signatures and colours, it questions notions of originality and authorship to dazzling effect.

Central to the exhibition is Jake and Dinos Chapman’s Glitter Los Caprichos (2019), a large-scale installation comprising 80 etchings by Goya that have been reworked and ‘improved’ with glitter. Other notable highlights include a drawing by Edouard Manet from 1863 depicting his famous nude Olympia gazing directly at the viewer and a 2021 watercolour by Jake Chapman, executed on top of an etching Manet prepared using this Olympia drawing.

Elsewhere, you’ll encounter a table sculpture (1987) by Martin Kippenberger made using a Gerhard Richter Grey painting and a collage by Jean (Hans) Arp, which incorporates parts of Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s work. This is a clever and intriguing show that will put a smile on your face. Just as the artists intended!

Share story
READ MORE
The Wick Culture - Takashi Murakami, Maiko in Springtime Kyoto, Gagosian
The Wick List

Viewing Japanese Art History à la Takashi Murakami at Gagosian

The Wick Culture - 'The Thinker' by Jeff Wall, White Cube Bermondsey
The Wick List

Viewing Jeff Wall 'Life in Pictures' at White Cube

The Wick Culture - Karimah Hassan, Rosewood London, Courtesy of Rosewood London
The Wick List

Viewing Karimah Hassan 'Four Generations' at Rosewood London

The Wick Culture - Christmas at Kew Gardens, Ombre, Credit Ines Stuart Davidson.
The Wick List

Viewing Christmas at Kew Gardens

The Wick Culture - Studio Smithfield, YAKU Steph, Menswear SS25, Studio Smithfield.
The Wick List

Doing Studio Smithfield Open Studio & Shop

The Wick Culture - Fluorescence by British visual artist, Liz West, who has been commissioned by King’s
Cross to design this year’s Granary Square winter installation. Photography by John Sturrock.
The Wick List

Viewing Liz West: Fluorescence