10 Feb—1 Apr 2010
Mason's Yard
White Cube Mason’s Yard is pleased to announce an exhibition of new work by Franz Ackermann, his third with the gallery. Ackermann has transformed the ground-floor gallery with an installation entitled ‘Wait’, while the lower-level gallery features a group of interconnected bu...
12 Feb—20 Mar 2010
Hoxton Square
White Cube Hoxton Square is pleased to present 'Factum', an exhibition of new work by Candice Breitz, the artist's third exhibition at the gallery. Shot in Toronto, Canada, 'Factum' is a series of in-depth video portraits of twins - and one set of triplets - that extends Breit...
25 Nov—30 Jan 2010
Hoxton Square and Mason's Yard
'I feel like I’ve arrived somewhere [...] In a completely different way, I feel I’ve got the tools to navigate somewhere. All that expression – doubts, fears, everything – can come out in this arena.'
Damien Hirst in conversation with Gordon Burn, 2009
White Cube was pleas...
16 Oct—14 Nov 2009
Hoxton Square and Mason's Yard
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White Cube Hoxton Square
White Cube was pleased to present two new series of works by the internationally acclaimed artist Anselm Kiefer. The exhibitions were held at White Cube Mason’s Yard and White Cube Hox...
2 Sep—3 Oct 2009
Hoxton Square
White Cube was pleased to present an exhibition of new paintings by British artist Neal Tait. This exhibition included paintings made over the past year that are diverse in theme, suggesting many fragmented narratives.
Tait is adept at using different painting styles to cre...
4 Sep—3 Oct 2009
Mason's Yard
While known primarily for his performances in the early 1990s, which involved feats of physical and psychological endurance, Zhang Huan's recent work has featured sculptures and paintings that explore themes of memory and spirituality and how these relate to Buddhist practice....
10 Jul—22 Aug 2009
Hoxton Square
The ‘JACK FREAK PICTURES’ was shown in both the Mason’s Yard and Hoxton galleries and comprised the single largest series of work ever made by the illustrious British duo. It was their third show with White Cube and the first in London since the monumental retrospective at Tat...
10 Jul—22 Aug 2009
Mason's Yard
The ‘JACK FREAK PICTURES’ was shown in both the Mason’s Yard and Hoxton galleries and comprised the single largest series of work ever made by the illustrious British duo. It was their third show with White Cube and the first in London since the monumental retrospective at Tat...
29 May—4 Jul 2009
Mason's Yard
The title for my show is self-explanatory: love rarely comes easily and if it does, it usually goes quite quickly. And there is death, and loss, which at some point in our lives we all have to deal with. I’m constantly fighting with the notion of love and passion. Love, sex, l...
20 May—4 Jul 2009
Hoxton Square
‘Absence of God’, was the artist's first exhibition at the gallery. In the main space Shaw exhibited seven spectacular paintings, including his largest to date, which measures over 7m wide. The first-floor gallery was dedicated to Adam, his first large-scale sculptural install...
27 Mar—16 May 2009
Mason's Yard
In his first exhibition at White Cube Mason’s Yard, the American artist Fred Tomaselli showed a diverse range of new work. In addition to the richly layered resin paintings for which he has become recognised, the exhibition featured a series of photograms, newsprint collages, ...
3 Apr—9 May 2009
Hoxton Square
A leading figure of the ‘Neo-Geo’ movement in New York in the early 1980s, Bickerton moved to the Indonesian island of Bali in 1993 and the influence of this location is manifest in much of his recent work. The cast of grotesque and exotic characters that populate Bickerton’s ...