Drawing Room

Nathaniel Mellors & Erkka Nissinen, 2018. Image courtesy the artists, Finnish National Gallery, and Matt's Gallery, London. Photo by Petri Virtanen.

February 2019

By Matt's Gallery on 7 February 2019

In Memory of Susan Hiller 7 March 1940 – 28 January 2019 “In all my work I was attempting to erase the supposed boundary between dream life and waking life. Because what I do… is to pull out for scrutiny those images or ideas which are visual, visible, but are rendered invisible and therefore marginalized.” Susan Hiller, […]

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David Batchelor, PSYCHOGEOMETRY, 2017. Image courtesy of the artist.

April 2017

By Matt's Gallery on 30 March 2017

Upcoming David Batchelor, PSYCHOGEOMETRY, Matt’s Gallery, private view 23 April 3 – 6pm, exhibition runs 26 April – 11 June 2017, Wednesday – Sunday, 12 – 6pm For his first exhibition at Matt’s Gallery, David Batchelor will show his first wall drawings together with an installation of over a hundred spray-painted works on paper. Each […]

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Roy Voss, Blue, 2015.

February 2015

By Matt's Gallery on 1 February 2015

Roy Voss solo show at Matt’s Gallery, All the World’s a Sunny Day, continues to 8 March 2015. Anne Bean performance in the Centre for Remote Possibilities. Plus exhibitions for Hayley Newman, Imogen Stidworthy, Lindsay Seers, Mike Nelson, Melanie Jackson and Michael Curran; screenings of work by Jordan Baseman; Benedict Drew performance.

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