Exhibitions

Fancy a Bite?

ALICE JOHNSON, PHOEBE BODDY, RAFAELA DE ASCANIO, PIPPA EL-KADHI BROWN AND NELL MITCHELL 15 Jun - 6 Jul 2022 Throughout time and in every culture, human beings have eaten together. Commensality - eating and drinking at the same table - is a fundamental social activity, which creates and cements relationships. Meals are everyday rituals of profound importance in social life. They reinforce cultural values specific to communities, and evoke... Read more

As Seen By Me

Anthony Laurencin & Roland Lawar 6 - 26 May 2022 STUDIO WEST is pleased to present As Seen By Me, a duo exhibition co-curated by Studio West and Bolanle Tajudeen , founder of Black Blossoms, which showcases contemporary Black women and non-binary artists and the Black Blossoms School of Art and Culture, an online learning platform decolonising art education. The... Read more

16 Branches High

Karolina Albricht 11 Mar - 8 Apr 2022 STUDIO WEST is proud to present 16 Branches High, a solo show by London-based Polish painter Karolina Albricht. Thematically the pieces on show are a continuation of Albricht’s investigation of both formal and metaphysical concerns including colour, space, the body, movement, and gesture. The exhibition title comes from the lyrics... Read more

The Reality In Whytch You Create

SHOLTO BLISSETT, LYDIA MAKIN, ALFIE ROUY, ANNA WOODWARD, SALOMÉ WU 14 Jan - 17 Feb 2022 STUDIO WEST presents its inaugural group show, The Reality in Whytch You Create, bringing together new works by a selection of London’s most exciting emerging artists. The exhibition explores reality in an expanded sense, drawing on dreams, subconscious experience, and myths. The artists separately create surreal depictions of space, unusual... Read more

Tomorrow Will Be the Most Beautiful Day of Your Life

Victoria Cantons & Xu Yang 10 Nov - 15 Dec 2021 Studio West is proud to present its inaugural exhibition, Tomorrow Will Be The Most Beautiful Day Of Your Life, displaying new works by artist couple Victoria Cantons and Xu Yang. This will be their first show as a duo, presented in celebration of their creative and personal collaboration. Cantons and Xu share a studio and work in conversation, questioning how art operates as a redeeming medium and addressing themes of uncertainty, identity and the female gaze. The exhibition is unique in that it shows work of two artists who are intensely bonded, known for creating depictions of one another and working in unison.


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