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Reprieve x Vortic
10 December 2020–31 January 2021
Victoria Miro on Vortic Collect

Victoria Miro is delighted to be a member of Reprieve Collective and participate in Reprieve x Vortic with an exhibition of works by Hernan Bas, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Doron Langberg, Grayson Perry and Paula Rego.

Launched on Human Rights Day by Reprieve, a leading human rights charity, and Vortic, the leading XR platform for the art world, Reprieve Collective brings together leading contemporary galleries who will each stage a virtual exhibition on the extended reality (XR) app Vortic Collect to help raise funds to support Reprieve’s global human rights initiatives.

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Doron Langberg.

Works by the New York-based painter will feature in a solo presentation by the gallery as part of Art Basel’s online viewing room OVR:2020, which takes place 23–26 September 2020. The artist’s first exhibition with the gallery will be held in 2021.

An increasingly prominent voice among a new generation of figurative painters, Doron Langberg has gained a reputation for works that, luminous in colour and often large in scale, hinge on a sense of intimacy. Depicting himself, his family, friends, and lovers, Langberg’s paintings celebrate the physicality of touch – in subject matter and process – a closeness that engages with new dialogues around queer sensuality and sexuality.

Now live
Celia Paul: My Studio
26 June–25 July 2020
London Collective on Vortic Collect

Victoria Miro is delighted to present My Studio, an extended reality (XR) exhibition of new paintings by the celebrated British artist Celia Paul, to launch the London Collective.

This series of works, completed during the past several months, focuses on the artist’s home and studio — a place that sits at the very heart of Paul’s enquiry into the complexities of interior and exterior life, constancy and change.

Subjects include familiar fixtures and sparse furnishings, transfigured by changing light, and the London landmarks visible from the windows, such as the British Museum, rendered strangely quiet during the lockdown; and the BT Tower, given added resonance as we are made to adjust our avenues of communication.

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

On view
Secundino Hernández: Dreaming of Wild Honey
Until 25 July 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic

An extended reality (XR) exhibition of new paintings by the Spanish artist Secundino Hernández. One of the most dynamic painters of his generation, Hernández is celebrated for a spirited enquiry into the language, history and enduring potential of abstraction.

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

On view
I See You
Until 4 July 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic

Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Sarah Ball, María Berrío, Celia Hempton, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Maria Lassnig, Jessie Makinson, Alice Neel, Celia Paul, Lisa Yuskavage

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

Opening tomorrow
Conrad Shawcross: Schism
New permanent commission
Château La Coste

On the grounds of the estate, Shawcross has created a new permanent and monumental commission for Château La Coste. Schism (2020) continues the artist''s research into the peculiar geometric, philosophical, and even political potential of the tetrahedron.

Flora Yukhnovich: The Venice Paintings
Opens 19 May
Victoria Miro on Vortic

Victoria Miro in association with Parafin presents an extended reality (XR) exhibition of new paintings by Flora Yukhnovich, created during a residency with the gallery in Venice in the autumn of 2019 and completed in her London studio in April 2020.

''This painting Capriccio, is based on Francesco Zuccarelli’s The Rape of Europa (between 1740 and 1750) in the Accademia. It feels like a synthesis of what I learned in Venice and ideas I had been working on in London looking at the French fête galante genre and converting it into sort of all female garden of Eden.'' Flora Yukhnovich

Available exclusively online in Victoria Miro''s new virtual gallery on Vortic.
Vortic Collect is available to download from the App Store.

Q&A with Grayson Perry and Jacky Klein
Victoria Miro Instagram Live
1pm Thursday, 21 May

Join Grayson Perry and Jacky Klein for an Instagram Live Q&A on their new book ''Grayson Perry'', streaming from Victoria Miro''s Instagram @victoriamirogallery 1pm Thursday, 21 May. Please send your questions to us on Twitter via #GraysonbyJacky

In accordance with government guidance, and in order to protect the health and wellbeing of our staff and community of visitors, Victoria Miro London is now temporarily closed until further notice.

We apologise to all those who have booked for forthcoming in-person viewings of Maria Berrio: Flowered Songs and Broken Currents. We invite you to visit the exhibition virtually on Vortic Collect until 18 December 2020.

Grayson Perry: The MOST Specialest Relationship can also now be viewed online on Vortic Collect until 18 December 2020.

We look forward to welcoming you back soon, and in the meantime we will be launching exhibitions and projects online, so be sure to follow us on social media and check our website for regular updates.

Work will continue apace and we would be delighted to hear from you. We and the team are very much available for calls and conversations.

Wishing you good health and stay safe,

Victoria Miro and Glenn Scott Wright
Directors
Victoria Miro

Francesca Woodman: New York Works
Until 12 December 2020
Victoria Miro Venice

An exhibition of works made in New York from 1979–80, focusing on a rare series of colour photographs by Francesca Woodman staged in her New York apartment

Parley Collective: Elmgreen & Dragset and Celia Paul
2 October–2 November 2020
Parley for the Oceans x Vortic

Parley for the Oceans, a new form of environmental organisation, and Vortic, the leading XR platform for the art world, are pleased to announce the launch of the Parley Collective. The collective brings together leading contemporary galleries to each stage a virtual exhibition on Vortic Collect to help raise funds to support Parley’s global ocean protection initiatives.

Victoria Miro is delighted to participate with an exhibition of work by Elmgreen & Dragset and Celia Paul. Installed in a photogrammetrically captured replica of Victoria Miro’s canalside Venice gallery, this exhibition features a sculpture by Elmgreen & Dragset, the artists’ male counterpart to Copenhagen’s waterside icon The Little Mermaid, in dialogue with paintings of sea and sky by Celia Paul.

Galleries in the Parley Collective include: Sadie Coles HQ, Corvi-Mora, Kasmin, Sean Kelly, KÖNIG GALERIE, Andrew Kreps Gallery, Victoria Miro, PACE, Galerie Eva Presenhuber, Almine Rech, Esther Schipper, and Sprüth Magers.

The Vortic Collect app is available to download from the App Store.

Victoria Miro: Frieze Viewing Room
Previews 6–7 May
Opens 8–15 May

Victoria Miro is delighted to participate in the inaugural edition of Frieze Viewing Room, with a presentation featuring new and significant works by 21 gallery artists and estates.

Victoria Miro premieres work ­­­­­­­directly from the studios of Jules de Balincourt, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Secundino Hernández, Chantal Joffe, Isaac Julien, Chris Ofili, Celia Paul and Sarah Sze. These new pieces will be shown alongside notable works by Milton Avery, Elmgreen & Dragset, Alex Hartley, Ilse D’Hollander, Idris Khan, Yayoi Kusama, Howardena Pindell, Tal R, Do Ho Suh, Adriana Varejão and Francesca Woodman.

Isaac Julien: Lessons of the Hour
14 October 2020–13 March 2021
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts, San Francisco

Lessons of the Hour is an immersive portrait of Frederick Douglass, the visionary African American writer, abolitionist, statesman, and freed slave. The centerpiece of the exhibition is the West Coast debut of Julien''s celebrated 10-screen installation Lessons of the Hour — Frederick Douglass (2019), shown alongside Julien’s tintype portraits and mise-en-scène photographs of the film’s subjects as well as a complementary grouping of works from the McEvoy Family Collection. The exhibition is developed in collaboration with the Isaac Julien Lab at the University of California, Santa Cruz, where Julien is Distinguished Professor of the Arts.

McEvoy Arts presents In Conversation, a series of free, online events that explore Julien’s immersive, ten-screen film installation and photography exhibition on the life of Frederick Douglass and its resonance today. All events are free online with registration and hosted via Zoom.

Leila Weefur
15 October—Register
B. Ruby Rich, Kass Banning, and Warren Crichlow
28 October—Register
Angela Davis
11 November—Register
Robin D.G. Kelley
1 December—Register

Howardena Pindell: Rope/Fire/Water
16 October 2020–11 April 2021
The Shed, New York

For her solo exhibition at The Shed, Howardena Pindell presents Rope/Fire/Water, her first video in 25 years and a project unrealised for 50 years. In this powerful work, commissioned by The Shed, Pindell recounts personal anecdotes and anthropological and historical data related to lynchings and racist attacks in the United States. The exhibition also includes new and historical paintings.

A full colour catalogue published by Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König will accompany the exhibition.

Now previewing
Art Basel OVR:2020: Doron Langberg
VIP Preview: 23 September–25 September 2020
Public days: 12noon CET, 25 September–26 September 2020

The gallery’s first presentation of works by Doron Langberg since announcing its representation of the artist features new paintings created during the recent period of lockdown in New York.

An increasingly prominent voice among a new generation of figurative painters, Doron Langberg has gained a reputation for works that, luminous in colour and often large in scale, hinge on a sense of intimacy. Depicting himself, his family, friends and lovers, Langberg’s paintings celebrate the physicality of touch – in subject matter and process – a closeness that engages with new dialogues around queer sensuality and sexuality.

To contact a member of our Sales Team, please email here.

Doron Langberg in conversation with Glenn Scott Wright
Thursday 24 September 2020
6–6:30pm CET
Victoria Miro Instagram Live

Victoria Miro Director Glenn Scott Wright and Doron Langberg will meet on Instagram Live to discuss the artist''s studio practice, this new body of work, and to celebrate his recent addition to the gallery''s programme.

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Paula Rego.

This new collaboration with the artist will be marked by a major exhibition at the gallery during the latter part of 2021. Works by the artist will feature in the gallery’s presentation for Frieze London 2020 (9–16 October; previews 7–8 October).

An artist of uncompromising vision and a peerless storyteller, Paula Rego has since the 1950s brought immense psychological insight and imaginative power to the genre of figurative art. Drawing upon details of her own extraordinary life, on politics and art history, on literature, folk legends, myths and fairytales, Rego’s work at its heart is an exploration of human relationships, her piercing eye trained on the established order and the codes, structures and dynamics of power that embolden or repress the characters she depicts. Often turning hierarchies on their heads, her tableaux, whether tender or tragic, consider the complexities of human experience and the experience of women in particular.

Victoria Miro said, ‘I have greatly admired Paula Rego for many years. She is a fearless artist who paints life and the world head-on. Her work resonates today more powerfully than ever and I am excited to bring it to new audiences. It is an immense privilege to represent her and I look forward to entering this exciting new chapter together.’

Art Basel OVR:20c: Paula Rego
28–31 October 2020

Victoria Miro is delighted to participate in Art Basel OVR:20c, which is dedicated to work made between 1900 and 1999. This is the gallery’s first solo presentation by Paula Rego since announcing its representation of the artist and features rare ink and watercolour works on paper from the early 1990s.

The 1990s were an especially significant period for Rego. At the very beginning of the decade she was appointed the first National Gallery Associate Artist (1989–1990); important solo exhibitions of her work were held at Fundação das Descobertas, Centro Cultural de Belém, Lisbon, Portugal (1997) and Tate Liverpool, UK (1996–1997); and she was included in seminal group exhibitions such as Unbound: Possibilities in Painting, curated by Adrian Searle and Greg Hilty, held at the Hayward Gallery in London in 1994. The first of two The Southbank Show documentaries about the artist was broadcast in 1992, further raising her profile beyond the art world.

Art Basel OVR: Miami Beach
4–6 December 2020
VIP preview: 2–4 December 2020
From 10am ET / 3pm GMT / 4pm CET / 11pm HKT

For the 2020 edition of Art Basel Miami Beach, hosted online on Art Basel OVR, Victoria Miro presents a selection of new and significant works by Yayoi Kusama, Chris Ofili, Howardena Pindell, Do Ho Suh and Sarah Sze.

An iconic Infinity Net and an important, rarely-seen dot painting by Yayoi Kusama; new works inspired by the myth of the satyr by Chris Ofili; urgent, process-driven abstract works by Howardena Pindell; key architectural motifs by Do Ho Suh; and new paintings by Sarah Sze — brought together for their rich use of colour, in this special online presentation.

Now live
María Berrío: A Day''s Cadence
7 July–8 August 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic Collect

''These works ask the question: do we control and shape the world or does it control and shape us? For me, the answers are to be found in our children.'' — María Berrío

An extended reality (XR) exhibition of new paintings by María Berrío, A Day''s Cadence makes audible the silence that follows in the wake of a catastrophe, a solemnity that points as much towards modes of resilience and adaptation as it does to the crushing devastation of loss.

Available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

Now live
Khadija Saye: in this space we breathe
7 July–8 August 2020
London Collective on Vortic Collect

Khadija Saye: in this space we breathe, a portfolio of nine silkscreen prints by the late British-Gambian artist, is offered in support of the Estate of Khadija Saye and the Khadija Saye IntoArts Programme.

This extended reality (XR) exhibition coincides with the launch of Breath is Invisible (7 July–9 October 2020), a new public art project in Notting Hill, of which Saye''s is the first of three site-specific exhibitions. An installation of nine large-scale prints of the artist’s most celebrated works will be shown across the façade of 236 Westbourne Grove.

Available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

Now Open

Art Basel Online Viewing Rooms
June 17, 1pm CET: open for VIP Preview
June 19, 1pm CET: open to the public
June 26, 1pm CET: Viewing Rooms close

Doug Aitken, Milton Avery, Hernan Bas, María Berrío, Secundino Hernández, Yayoi Kusama, Wangechi Mutu, Grayson Perry, Howardena Pindell, Sarah Sze, Adriana Varejão

We’re pleased to announce our participation in the second edition of Basel Online Viewing Rooms, an online-only presentation available simultaneously in Art Basel’s Online Viewing Rooms and at Victoria Miro online from 17 to 26 June. Visitors are able to explore in depth fifteen new and significant works by eleven gallery artists.

To contact a member of our Sales Team, please email here.

Art Basel OVR:20c: Paula Rego
VIP Preview days: 28 October, 12 noon CET–30 October, 12 noon CET
Public days: 30 October, 12 noon CET–31 October, 12 midnight CET

Victoria Miro is delighted to participate in Art Basel OVR:20c, which is dedicated to work made between 1900 and 1999. This is the gallery’s first solo presentation by Paula Rego since announcing its representation of the artist and features rare ink and watercolour works on paper from the early 1990s.

An artist of uncompromising vision and a peerless storyteller, Paula Rego has since the 1950s brought immense psychological insight and imaginative power to the genre of figurative art. Drawing upon details of her own extraordinary life, on politics and art history, on literature, folk legends, myths and fairytales, Rego’s work at its heart is an exploration of human relationships, her piercing eye trained on the established order and the codes, structures and dynamics of power that embolden or repress the characters she depicts.

To contact a member of our Sales Team, please email here.

Live today from 3pm GMT
London Collective: Conrad Shawcross
Until 24 November 2020
Vortic Collect

Victoria Miro is delighted to premiere a major bronze triptych by the artist, specially created for this presentation. Borne out of his celebrated Paradigms, which are an ongoing exploration of the tetrahedron, Shawcross’ Fractures are ethereal forms that seem almost to disappear as they rise up and expand.

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect

Francesca Woodman: New York Works
31 October–12 December 2020
Victoria Miro Venice

Victoria Miro is delighted to present an exhibition of works made in New York from 1979–80, focusing on a rare series of colour photographs by Francesca Woodman staged in her New York apartment.

María Berrío and Katy Hessel in conversation
Virtual event via Zoom
29 October 2020, 6pm GMT

Join María Berrío and Katy Hessel for a virtual conversation about Berrío''s current exhibition, Flowered Songs and Broken Currents

Chantal Joffe: Story
10 November–18 December 2020
Victoria Miro

Victoria Miro is delighted to present new works by Chantal Joffe. Accompanied by an artist’s book with a new text by Olivia Laing, Story features a number of paintings of the artist’s mother and considers issues of aging, motherhood and invisibility, focusing particularly on the complex relationship between mother and child over time.

Now live– Secundino Hernández: Dreaming of Wild Honey
23 June–25 July 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic

An extended reality (XR) exhibition of new paintings by the Spanish artist Secundino Hernández. One of the most dynamic painters of his generation, Hernández is celebrated for a spirited enquiry into the language, history and enduring potential of abstraction.

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

On view– I See You
Until 4 July
Victoria Miro on Vortic

Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Sarah Ball, María Berrío, Celia Hempton, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami, Chantal Joffe, Maria Lassnig, Jessie Makinson, Alice Neel, Celia Paul, Lisa Yuskavage

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect.

Now open– Yayoi Kusama: Narcissus Garden (1966–2020)
Until 1 November
Louisiana Museum of Modern Art

Narcissus Garden dates back to 1966, when Kusama first participated in the 33rd Venice Biennale. It has now been installed in a version adapted to Louisiana''s Lake Garden.

Now open– Tal R: Animals and People
Until 17 January 2021
Ny Carlsberg Glyptoteket

The centrepiece of the exhibition is a series of new bronze sculptures and plaster works, which Tal R has been working on over the past few years. This is the first time the works have been presented together.

Celia Paul: Self-Portrait
10 November–12 December 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic Collect

‘I’m not a portrait painter. If I’m anything, I have always been an autobiographer.’
—Celia Paul

Victoria Miro is delighted to present a selection of new and recent paintings by Celia Paul on the occasion of the US publication of the artist’s acclaimed autobiography, Self-Portrait. Accompanied by a reading and a personal selection of extracts from the book, this online presentation features the enduring and widely celebrated subjects and motifs of Paul’s art: self-portraiture; paintings of those closest to her, including her husband Steven Kupfer; her home and studio; and sky and seascapes.

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect

Celia Paul in conversation
Thursday 12 November, 6pm EST
Virtual event on Zoom

Celia Paul presents her new book, Self-Portrait, in a conversation with Judith Thurman. This programme is part of New York''s Community Bookstore''s ongoing series with the New York Review Books, and will take place on Zoom.

Published in the US by the New York Review Books on 10 November 2020, Self-Portrait tells the artist’s story in her own words, and is a powerful, liberating evocation of a life and of a lifelong dedication to art.

Celia Paul: private view
Private online film screening
Available to view 2pm EST Saturday 14 November to 2pm EST Tuesday 17 November

To celebrate the US launch of Celia Paul: Self Portrait the Directors of Victoria Miro and Jake Auerbach Films invite you to a private online screening of Celia Paul: private view, a feature documentary about this remarkable British painter by Jake Auerbach.
RSVP essential, limited places.

Watch online
Isaac Julien: Lessons of the Hour
From 20–23 August
Courtesy of the Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester

In the spring of 2019, the Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester, New York hosted the world premiere of Lessons of the Hour, a 10-screen video installation by Isaac Julien. The immersive media artwork was commissioned by the Memorial Art Gallery, University of Rochester and inspired by episodes in the life of Frederick Douglass (1818–1895), as well as by the issues of social justice that shaped Douglass'' life''s work.

From 20–23 August, access to the single-channel version of Isaac Julien''s Lessons of the Hour will be made available to watch courtesy of the Memorial Art Gallery.

Final weeks
Isaac Julien: Photographic works from Lessons of the Hour — Frederick Douglass
Until 29 August 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic Collect

Isaac Julien’s Lessons of the Hour is a poetic meditation on the life and times of Frederick Douglass (1818–1895), a visionary African American writer, abolitionist and a freed slave, who was also the most photographed man of the nineteenth century.

Available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect

Victoria Miro is delighted to announce the representation of Kudzanai-Violet Hwami.

A new work by the painter will feature in Victoria Miro’s online exhibition as part of the Reprieve Collective on Vortic Collect, launching on 10 December 2020 to mark Human Rights Day. The artist’s first exhibition with the gallery will be held in summer 2021.

Now living in the UK, Kudzanai-Violet Hwami was born in Gutu, Zimbabwe in 1993 and lived in South Africa from the ages of nine to seventeen. Her work reveals a deeply personal vision of Southern African life. Drawing on her experiences of geographical dislocation and displacement, her paintings combine visual fragments from a myriad of sources such as online images and personal photographs, which collapse past and present.

Chantal Joffe: Naked
17 November–18 December 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic Collect

‘With self-portraits, there are no feelings to hurt. I love it, it''s pure freedom...’
– Chantal Joffe

Victoria Miro is delighted to premiere a series of large-scale pastel self-portraits by Chantal Joffe. Self-portraiture is one of the cornerstones of Joffe’s art. It is one that, aside from issues of practicality, she considers ‘a way of thinking about time passing’ – in regard to herself and to her relationship with her heroes and forebears, not least Paula Modersohn-Becker, who painted what is likely the first-ever half-length naked self-portrait by a female artist.

The exhibition is available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect

Doug Aitken
I Only Have Eyes for You
Until 10 January 2021
Kiasma, Helsinki

Elmgreen & Dragset
2020
Until 17 January 2021
EMMA, Espoo

Isaac Julien
Lina Bo Bardi – A Marvellous Entanglement
Until 17 January 2021
MAXXI, Rome

Frieze London 2020
Preview days: 7–8 October 2020
Public days: 9–16 October 2020

For the 2020 edition of Frieze London, hosted online on Frieze Viewing Room, Victoria Miro presents works by María Berrío, Chantal Joffe, Yayoi Kusama, Alice Neel, Celia Paul, Paula Rego, Adriana Varejão and Francesca Woodman.

A personal selection, made by Victoria Miro, this presentation brings together historical and contemporary figurative works with a focus on self portrayals and depictions of mothers and daughters. Among paintings, photographs and works on paper ranging in date from the 1930s to 2020, it features the gallery’s first presentation of works by Paula Rego since announcing its representation of the artist.

Opening tomorrow
María Berrío: Flowered Songs and Broken Currents
6 October–27 November 2020
Victoria Miro

‘This exhibition began with the idea of a fictional town attempting to overcome a catastrophe, but it soon opened outwards into my own response to a very real, global catastrophe:’ María Berrío explores how the formation of historical memory occurs amidst processes of grieving in a village that maps the site of her own imagination.

The exhibition will be available to view by free, timed ticket. Book your visit here
Exhibition will also be available to view via the App Store on Vortic Collect

On view
Grayson Perry: The MOST Specialest Relationship
Until 31 October 2020
Victoria Miro

New work by Grayson Perry, including ceramics, a tapestry and a large-scale print, are inspired by his Channel 4 documentary series Grayson Perry’s Big American Roadtrip. Works respond to the programme’s themes to understand how Americans today view issues of identity, race, money and class – and what might be done to overcome the divisions in their country (and in our own).

The exhibition is available to view by free, timed ticket. Book your visit here
Exhibition also available to view via the App Store on Vortic Collect

Grayson Perry and Louisa Buck in conversation
Live online
9 October 2020, 6:30–7:30pm BST

Join Grayson Perry and critic Louisa Buck for a live online tour of Grayson Perry: The MOST Specialest Relationship

Idris Khan launches Frieze x Deutsche Bank Emerging Curators Fellowship

A new initiative to to support UK-based emerging Black and POC curators and help address racial disparities in the UK visual arts sector, the fellowship is launched in partnership with artist Idris Khan and London''s Chisenhale Gallery. Khan has designed a sustainably made protective face mask and case, available to purchase now, with 100% of proceeds benefiting the fellowship.

Opening tomorrow
Summer Exhibition 2020
6 October 2020–3 January 2021
Royal Academy of Arts

Isaac Julien RA curates the first two galleries in this year''s Summer Exhibition in homage to Okwui Enwezor. Featuring works by many of the artists whose careers Enwezor influenced, including Njideka Akunyili Crosby, Wangechi Mutu, Chris Ofili and Isaac Julien himself.

Also on view in the Summer Exhibition are works by Chantal Joffe, Grayson Perry, and Conrad Shawcross.

Now open
Frieze London 2020
9–16 October 2020

For the 2020 edition of Frieze London, hosted online on Frieze Viewing Room, Victoria Miro presents works by María Berrío, Chantal Joffe, Yayoi Kusama, Alice Neel, Celia Paul, Paula Rego, Adriana Varejão and Francesca Woodman.

A personal selection, made by Victoria Miro, this presentation brings together historical and contemporary figurative works with a focus on self portrayals and depictions of mothers and daughters. Among paintings, photographs and works on paper ranging in date from the 1930s to 2020, it features the gallery’s first presentation of works by Paula Rego since announcing its representation of the artist.

To contact a member of our Sales Team, please email here.

Frieze East End Day
Saturday 10 October, 10am–6pm
Victoria Miro

Book access to María Berrío: Flowered Songs and Broken Currents and Grayson Perry: The MOST Specialest Relationship as part of Frieze East End Day.

Both exhibitions are available to view by free, timed ticket.
Exhibitions also available to view via the App Store on Vortic Collect

Grayson Perry and Louisa Buck in conversation
Live online
Friday 9 October 2020, 6:30–7:30pm BST

Join Grayson Perry and critic Louisa Buck for a live online tour of Grayson Perry: The MOST Specialest Relationship

Now live
Alex Hartley: The Houses
28 July–29 August 2020
London Collective on Vortic Collect

New works from Alex Hartley’s acclaimed series The Houses bring together photographic and overlaid painterly elements to examine the idea of the viewpoint, the frame and the boundary – between interior and exterior, manmade and natural environments, public and private space, two and three dimensions.

Available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect

On view
Isaac Julien: Photographic works from Lessons of the Hour — Frederick Douglass
Until 29 August 2020
Victoria Miro on Vortic Collect

Isaac Julien’s Lessons of the Hour is a poetic meditation on the life and times of Frederick Douglass (1818–1895), a visionary African American writer, abolitionist and a freed slave, who was also the most photographed man of the nineteenth century.

Available exclusively online and via the App Store on Vortic Collect