
Friday, September 18
12:00 AM - Oct 31, 11:59 PM
London, United Kingdom
Checking payment status…
Registration
Registration for this event is managed on an external website.
RSVPThat Which Appears explores the window as a site of perception, memory and mediation, bringing together historical and contemporary practices in dialogue across generations. About Co-curated with Olivia Bax & James Fisher Opening Reception: 17th September, 6–8pm 18th September – 31st October Featuring work by: Olivia Bax James Fisher Lucy Gunning Charles Hewlings Milly Peck Mike Silva Drawings from the Drawing Matter collection by Christo, John Hejduk, James Gowan, Louis Kahn and Mies van der Rohe. Exhibition text by James Fisher That Which Appears explores the window as a site of perception, memory and mediation. Bringing together historical and contemporary practices, the exhibition considers the window as both a literal and psychological threshold: between interior and exterior, self and world, presence and reflection. The exhibition aims to open a dialogue across generations, bringing different approaches to the window and its many meanings into conversation. The exhibition will be presented in two parts. The first opens at Sid Motion Gallery on 17 September and will remain on view until 31 October 2026. An expanded presentation will then open at Millennium Gallery, Sheffield, in April 2028, running until September 2028. For the Sheffield exhibition, the artists will be joined by significant loans from the Graves Collection, Drawing Matter, Leeds Art Gallery and the Tate Collection, including a work by Philip Guston and nine drawings by Pierre Bonnard. A book accompanying the exhibition will also be published, ahead of its presentation in Sheffield. We would like to extend enormous thanks to University of Gloucestershire for their generous help and support of the exhibition. We would also like to thank: Niall Hobhouse, Kendra Johnson-Matchett and all at Drawing Matter for the generous loan of work from the Collection. Architect Cathy Hawley for her selection and text. Alison Morton, Kirsty Hamiton and Katie Irwin for supporting this exhibition in Sheffield in 2028. Cole Swensen whose book has been instrumental to this project. And Thomas A. Clark who kindly let us use the title "That Which Appears" from his book of poetry. Artists from the Drawing Matter Collection: https://drawingmattercollections.com/ Read more Toggle Drawing Installation Painting Sculpture
Schedule
Starts
-
Fri, Sep 18, 2026 at 12:00 AM
Ends
-
Sat, Oct 31, 2026 at 11:59 PM
24a Penarth Centre, Hatcham Road, London, England, SE15 1TR, United Kingdom