Weekly Round up of International Exhibitions

Philipp Goldbach
Annely Juda Fine Art
Opening 27 January – 24 March 2016

An exhibition of three new series of work by German artist Philipp Goldbach including works in photography and multi-media works. Goldbach studies the different forms of communications available, such as CD’s and telephone boxes and how they shape our record-making ways.

http://www.annelyjudafineart.co.uk/exhibitions/philipp-goldbach

Annely Juda Fine Art
4th Floor, 23 Dering Street
London
W1S 1AW
U.K.

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Melissa Kime: Do You Think I’m Pretty?
Chalton Gallery
Opening 28 January – 27 February 2016

Painter Melissa Kime completed her MA in painting at the Royal College of Art in 2015 and has already been awarded with the Gordon Luton Prize for Fine Art, a prize won out of all the 2015 graduates from the Royal College of Art, The Royal Academy Schools and The Slade. Her works hunt for characters from the artist’s past and holds on to those from the present. Her works are autobiographical and in turn expressive, looking at her childhood and into her reluctant emergence as an adult.

http://www.chaltongallery.org/index.php/current-exhibitions

Charlton Gallery
96 Chalton Street
Camden
London
NW1 1HJ
U.K.

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OOO by Alice Dunseath and Matteo Mastrandrea
Dream Bags Jaguar Shoes
Opening 29 January – 13 March 2016
Private View: 28 January 2016

Project OOO is a video and light installation inspired by the contemporary philosophical movement known as Object Oriented Ontology. This school of thought attempts to erode what it means to be anthropocentrically driven, and instead viewing everything as equal and connected.

http://www.jaguarshoes.com/

DreamBags JaguarShoes
32-36 Kingsland Road
London
E2 8DA
U.K.

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Ray Richardson: London Soul
Beaux Arts
Opening 28 January – 27 February 2016

Ray Richardson’s paintings invite you to contemplate your position in the world he has created on canvas. His compositions oftentimes evoke the feeling of staged dramas that have been captured in a freeze-frame. His paintings aren’t excessively loud and are deliberately unobtrusive, leaving it to the story to speak more so than the qualities of the compositions.

http://www.beauxartslondon.co.uk/Artists/Ray%20Richardson/2016/Ray_01.html

Beaux Arts
48 Maddox Street
London
W1S 1AY
U.K.

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Creation from Catastrophe: How Architecture Rebuilds Communities
The Architecture Gallery
Opening 27 January – 24 April 2016

“A disaster zone where everything is lost offers the perfect opportunity for us to take a fresh look, from the ground up, at what architecture really is.” – Toyo Ito. This exhibition looks at how architecture can provide practical and radical solutions to cities that have experienced areas of destruction by either manmade or natural causes. Looking at these awful events with optimistic eyes, architects are viewing these situations as opportunities to re-imagine what a city could be. This exhibition takes you on a journey through 18th century Lisbon, 19th century Chicago, 20th century Skopje and ending in current day Nepal, Nigeria, Japan , Chile, Pakistan and USA.

https://www.architecture.com/WhatsOn/Jan2016/CreationfromCatastrophe.aspx

The Architecture Gallery
RIBA
66 Portland Place
London
W1B 1AD

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Museum of Innocence
Somerset House
Opening 27 January – 3 April 2016

Somerset House present a collaboration with Nobel Prize-winning author Orhan Pamuk which will see a unique new version of his collection The Museum of Innocence, the physical manifestation of his novel of the same name. The exhibition will focus on 13 vitrines filled with everyday objects that each represent a single moment within the relationship, interwoven with film by celebrated director Grant Gee.

http://www.somersethouse.org.uk/visual-arts/museum-of-innocence

Somerset House
Strand
London
WC2R 1LA
U.K.