The Hayward Gallery presents the first UK solo exhibition at a public art gallery by leading Japanese artist Yoshitomo Nara.
Yoshitomo Nara. The Hayward Gallery
London
Motunrayo Akinola: The Door. Palmer gallery
Motunrayo Akinola’s The Door uses cardboard and tape to explore post-colonial themes of care, memory, and social hierarchy
Ugo Rondinone. the rainbow body. Sadie Coles HQ
Ugo Rondinone’s rainbow-coloured figures and votive candles explore stillness, transformation, and timelessness.
Soft Landing at Palmer Gallery
The exhibition reimagines industrial roots through material-driven works that explore labour, tactility, and transformation in the age of digital and virtual realities
Vladimir Logutov. Fire Run
From ‘No Path Through the Flames’ 2024, Vladimir Logutov’s monumental monochrome canvases speak not in colour, but in impact.
Eden Chau-Morrow ‘94610’ at Harlesden High Street
Eden Chau Morrow will transform the gallery into a minimalist celebratory exhibition inspired by family history and memory of Chinese New Year.
‘Yay, to have a mouth!’ Rose Easton/Ginny on Frederick
Yay, to have a mouth! Rebecca Ackroyd Gabriella Boyd Sylvie Fleury Phillip Gabriel R.I.P. Germain Maggi Hambling Michael Ho Sang Woo Kim Hannah Murray I.W. Payne Mike Silva Jenkin van Zyl Barbara Wesołowska 14 February – 29 March 2025 Rose Easton / Ginny on Frederick
‘Of Mothers and Others’: Dunja Jankovic at Sarah Kravitz Gallery
Curated by Maximiliane Leuschner, Of Mothers and Others features twenty striking drawings by Dunja Jankovic.