Category: News
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For their eleventh fair, which opens in Kensington’s Olympia centre this week, Photo London is introducing a moving image programme. Previously held in Somerset House, Photo London has moved to the redeveloped Olympia. The move has allowed for an expanded programme now including a section exclusively for moving-image works. The programme includes films by Melissa…
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In Tate’s recently announced 2027 programme, moving-image art features boldly yet sparsely. Announced last month, the exhibition programme presents retrospectives from many time periods, as well as new commissions, bringing international art to its over 7.5 million yearly visitors. From early 2027 to early 2028, Tate Modern will see shows centred around ink painting, a…
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In May 2026, Zineb Sedira takes her explorations of identity and migration to the Duveen Galleries. The show will be part of the Tate Britain Commission. Encouraging responses to the building’s neo-classical architecture, the Tate Britain Commission allows the space to remain alive, providing artists with the opportunity to reinvent the experience of walking through…
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Onyeka Igwe and Margan Quaintance jointly received the Jarman Award 2025, presented by Film London, last Tuesday. Whitechapel Gallery will present the winning films, A Radical Duet (2023) and Repetitions (2022), at a special show on 11th December. Of the awardees, the jury said that ‘both artists have produced significant bodies of work and consistently…
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Over 150 members of the Public and Commercial Services Union (PCS) have voted to strike from 26th November until 2nd December. Of the 87.72% turnout at the ballot box, 98% voted for industrial action. The move comes after Tate’s workforce suffered redundancies this year in the second restructuring since 2020, according to the PCS. They…
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London Palestine Film Festival, which will return to the capital later next month, has released its programme. While geographically centred on the land of Palestine, the programme takes us through melancholic, didactic, comedic, and, most of all, thought-provoking films that bridge the over 2000-mile gap to London. Through these many methods, the films tackle the…
