David Kim Whittaker's 'The Fear and the Stable' opened on 6th September on Maddison Avenue. It is Whittaker's first solo exhibition in NYC. The exhibition has been co-ordinated by Joseph Clarke in association with Anima-Mundi.
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Anima-Mundi are delighted to announce a solo presentation of Samuel Bassett’s work at Code Art Fair in Copenhagen from August 30 – September 2, 2018
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Three monumental sculptures by Peter Randall-Page are on display in the grounds of Castle Drogo, Devon. The sculptures Fructus, Corpus and Phyllotaxus are carved from Kilkenny Limestone and stand over 2.5 tall and weigh more 12 tonnes each
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Joy Wolfenden Brown's 'Pneuma' & Roger Thorp's 'Blue In Amber' opened at Anima-Mundi on 27th July, to great enthusiams. The exhibitions continue until 1st September
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Peter Randall-Page’s ‘Touchstone’ is a two part sculpture commissioned by Transport for London and situated at the Oval Triangle, adjacent to the Oval Underground Tube station
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Kate Clark is included in the major public exhibition ‘My Monster: The Human Animal Hybrid’ at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology Gallery
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To coincide with the exhibition of his 'spoken word’ essay 'Small Gods’, the celebrated mythologist, author and storyteller Dr Martin Shaw joined us for ‘An Earth That Thinks in Myth’ an evening of stories, poetics, philosophies
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Harriet Bell, Tessa Farmer, Dr Martin Shaw, Jim Carter & Jamie Mills present a selection of unique, multimedia, solo projects, from artists who’s work weaves the prosaic with the romantic, elemental, wild and visionary, under the overarching title of ‘Animism’
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Jarno Vesala’s ‘Storm’, a video and sound installation is included in the 23rd Mänttä Art Festival, Finland from 17th June until 31st August 2018
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Sarah Ball’s painting AC12 is centre stage at the 250th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition curated and co-ordinated by Grayson Perry.
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On the first anniversary of the Grenfell Tower fire, Paul Benney reveals his painting made in response. “I tried to make something that reflects my feelings about this tragedy”
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'Ordinary Bodies, Ordinary Bones' and 'Far is the False & Deceitful World', opened on 11th May at Anima-Mundi to great enthusiasm. Word has been travelling since with both shows already receiving big audiences.
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Sarah Ball's 'Immigrant' series, exhibited at Anima-Mundi has been featured in a ten page spread in issue 59 / 2018 Autumn issue of The National Portrait Gallery of Australia's 'Portrait' magazine.
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‘Impromptu’, Andrew Litten's public solo exhibition of retrospective works opens at The Drill Hall Gallery, Canberra, Australia
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'Trans-Form', the late Trevor Bell's major public exhibition, opens alongside a new contemporary dance work and transcendent sound score made in response to works from the exhibition
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Arthur Lanyon is included in charity exhibition & auction alongside Martin Creed, Ian Davenport, Tracey Emin, Brian Eno, Antony Gormley, Anish Kapoor, Harland Miller and Gavin Turk to raise money and awareness for homelessness and mental health issues
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Joseph Clarke is delighted to have assisted with the curation of the forthcoming exhibition 'A Luta Continua' at Hauser & Wirth New York
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'White Chalk Lines', Arthur Lanyon's monumental, multi-media and multi-scale exhibition of paintings opened on Good Friday to great enthusiasm
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Sarah Ball participated in 'Art on a Postcard' raising money for The Hepatitis C Trust
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Andrew Litten's forthcoming, retrospective, solo exhibition at the Royal Cornwall Museum, consisting of paintings and assemblages made from 1990-99 opens on Tuesday 1st May
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