The Everyday Was Never the Easy Subject
An independent review of Haricot Gallery's group show, What Shall We Do for the Rent? Five London painters turn kitchens, bathtubs and cut flowers into an argument about rent.
London
A curated view of London’s contemporary art scene. This selection brings together exhibitions, artist profiles, galleries, independent off-spaces, and art fairs across the city. Image Credit What Shall We Do for the Rent? (installation view), 2026. Photo: Ollie Hammick. Courtesy Haricot Gallery, London.
Soft Machinery: A Poetry of Distorted Paths
Shirley Fu on hybrid forms, found tyres, silicone flesh, and the tension between control and chance, in conversation with Di Franco for Catapult
Endurance Is Not the Same Thing as Healing
Xxijra Hii presents Floryan Varennes in London. PVC orthoses, glass ears, lavender: care becomes architecture, endurance without resolution.
Bitter Spring by Mara Projects, London
Bora Baboçi, Inés Cárdó, Ben Grosse Johannboecke, Felix Murphy, Edoardo Rito, Kairi Tokoro, and Renid Tosuni in Bitter Spring, a group exhibition by Mara Projects in London exploring the tension between remedy and poison.