The Wick List

Viewing London Gallery Weekend

The Wick Culture - Isaac Julien,
Statues Never Die (Once Again...Statues Never Die),
2022
Inkjet print on Canson Platine Fibre Rag
150 x 200 cm
59 x 78 3/4 in
© Isaac Julien
Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro

Above Isaac Julien, Statues Never Die (Once Again…Statues Never Die), 2022 Inkjet print on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 150 x 200 cm 59 x 78 3/4 in © Isaac Julien Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro

The Wick Culture - Li Hei Di
Vase, 2018
Maryland Ins)tute College of Art, Bal)more, ML

Above Li Hei Di Vase, 2018 Maryland Ins)tute College of Art, Bal)more, ML

The Wick Culture - Li Hei Di
The Opposite of Black is Red, 2018
Maryland Ins)tute College of Art, Bal)more, ML

Above Li Hei Di The Opposite of Black is Red, 2018 Maryland Ins)tute College of Art, Bal)more, ML

The Wick Culture - Sabine Moritz, Kamtschatka III, 2022. Courtesy
the artist and Pilar Corrias, London

Above Sabine Moritz, Kamtschatka III, 2022. Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London

The Wick Culture - Narumi Nekpenekpen, we blinked together
upon shooting stars., 2021, Courtesy the
artist and Soft Opening, Photo: Theo
Christelis

Above Narumi Nekpenekpen, we blinked together upon shooting stars., 2021, Courtesy the artist and Soft Opening, Photo: Theo Christelis

The Wick Culture - Jane Dickson Burlesk 3, 2017, © Jane
Dickson, Courtesy the artist and Alison
Jacques, London

Above Jane Dickson Burlesk 3, 2017, © Jane Dickson, Courtesy the artist and Alison Jacques, London

The Wick Culture - Nicole Bachmann, shell of hope, in cycles, 2022. Performance at Whistable Biennial 2022, UK. Courtesy of the artist, Whitstable Biennial and VTRINE. Photographer: Rob Harris.

Above Nicole Bachmann, shell of hope, in cycles, 2022. Performance at Whistable Biennial 2022, UK. Courtesy of the artist, Whitstable Biennial and VTRINE. Photographer: Rob Harris.

Above Isaac Julien, Statues Never Die (Once Again…Statues Never Die), 2022 Inkjet print on Canson Platine Fibre Rag 150 x 200 cm 59 x 78 3/4 in © Isaac Julien Courtesy the artist and Victoria Miro

Above Li Hei Di Vase, 2018 Maryland Ins)tute College of Art, Bal)more, ML

Above Li Hei Di The Opposite of Black is Red, 2018 Maryland Ins)tute College of Art, Bal)more, ML

Above Sabine Moritz, Kamtschatka III, 2022. Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London

Above Narumi Nekpenekpen, we blinked together upon shooting stars., 2021, Courtesy the artist and Soft Opening, Photo: Theo Christelis

Above Jane Dickson Burlesk 3, 2017, © Jane Dickson, Courtesy the artist and Alison Jacques, London

Above Nicole Bachmann, shell of hope, in cycles, 2022. Performance at Whistable Biennial 2022, UK. Courtesy of the artist, Whitstable Biennial and VTRINE. Photographer: Rob Harris.

London Gallery Weekend
Across London

2 – 4 June 2023
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Dig out those trusty trainers, put on your kicks and take part in the world’s largest free gallery weekend. Returning for its third edition this year, London Gallery Weekend runs from Friday, 2 June to Sunday, 4 June. With over 100 free events and exhibitions will be held, there is no excuse to not be involved. This year, the event features a performance programme in collaboration with UP Projects, showcasing site-specific artworks and curated routes designed by leading figures, including artists Gilbert & George and CEO of Serpentine and Monday Muse, Bettina Korek, to guide visitors through the galleries both in-person and online.

Join the culturally curious community as we hop around London this weekend. With a packed schedule of educational talks, family workshops, guided tours, and special events, there is something for everyone. No need to be the glitterati, London Gallery Weekend aims to attract a diverse audience, increasing the visibility of London’s galleries and creating new opportunities for artists. So explore the rich artistic offerings the capital has to offer and engage in its vibrant creative community. Don’t miss this extraordinary weekend to immerse yourself in the art world in London.