CURRENT EXHIBITIONS All Central East North Online South West Identities: A Retrospective @ Common People 2021 | Newington Green Meeting House 8 Sep 2021 – 13 Sep 2021 My Name is Sara | Four Corners | 27 Aug – 18 Sep On Hannah Arendt: The Crisis In Education | Richard Saltoun | 10 Aug – 18 Sep Bassam Al-Sabah: I AM ERROR | Gasworks | 21 Jul – 19 Sep Camara Taylor: A Rant! A Reel! | Cubitt Gallery | 28 Jul – 19 Sep Hdl | Xxijra Hii | 13 Aug – 25 Sep Parallel | Offshoot Gallery | 10 Sep – 25 Sep War Inna Babylon | Institute of Contemporary Arts | 7 Jul – 26 Sep The Picture Library | The Photographers’ Gallery | 25 Jun – 26 Sep Fehras Publishing Practices: Borrowed Faces: Future Recall | The Mosaic Rooms | 25 Jun – 26 Sep Deutsche Börse Photography Foundation Prize 2021 | The Photographers’ Gallery | 25 Jun - 26 Sep Tender In London | Czech Centre London | 24 Aug - 30 Sep I dialogue, Kinch | Belmacz | 16 Jun - 01 Oct JR: Chronicles | Saatchi Gallery | 4 Jun - 3 Oct Spacescapes: postcards from our solar system | The Geological Society | 20 Aug – 8 Oct Falling Birds | Horniman Museum & Gardens | 19 Sep 2020 - 10 Oct Mark Farid - Seeing I: The Lives of Hounslow | Watermans | 1 Sep – 10 Oct Joana Moll - 4004 | The Photographers’ Gallery | 1 Aug – 15 Oct Brian Cawston: Dreamstates | The Observatory Photography Gallery | 1 Jul - 15 Oct James Barnor | Serpentine Gallery | 19 May - 24 Oct Nadezda Nikolova Kratzer – Elemental Forms, Landscape | HackelBury Fine Art | 9 Sep – 30 Oct 2021 Dreamstates | The Observatory Gallery | 1 Jul – 30 Nov Visible Skin: Rediscovering the Renaissance through Black Portraiture | King's College University of London | 10 Sep – 10 Dec Phantoms of Surrealism | Whitechapel Gallery | 19 May 2021 – 12 Dec 2022 Adam Farah – What I’ve Learned From You And Myself | Camden Arts Centre | 10 Sep – 23 Dec Bruce Nauman | Tate Modern | 07 Oct - 21 Feb Light Years: The Photographers’ Gallery at 50 | The Photographers’ Gallery | 24 Jun 2021 – 1 Feb 2022 Feeding Black: Community, Power and Place | Museum of London: Docklands | 16 Jul 2021 - 17 Jul 2022 2020 Art in Isolation |The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Andy Warhol | Tate Modern | Online Body Politics. From Welfare State to Personal Wellbeing | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online A Night in London | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Barbara Kruger: Questions | Spurth Magers | Online Votes for Women | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Behind Closed Doors |The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Beside the Seaside | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Capital City | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Childhood | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Country Life | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Cultures of Masculinity | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Installations and multi-media works | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Key Works. An overview of British Photography | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Land of Make Believe | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Modern Nature. | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Natural Selection | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Picture Post: photo-journalism and the internationalising of British photography. | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Sign of the Times. Word and Image in British Photography | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Spitting Image. Margaret Thatcher and the Golden Age of Political Satire | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Street Theatre | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Stories of Black Leadership II: Breaking Barriers | Black Cultural Archives | online Queen and Country | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Women Pioneers | The Hyman Collection of British Photography | Online Cecil Beaton’s Bright Young Things | National Portrait Gallery | Online Sights of Wonder: Photographs from the 1862 Royal Tour | Barber Institute of Fine Arts | Online The World Laughs | Analog Forever | Online
