18 Jul—6 Sep 2008
Mason's Yard

White Cube Mason’s Yard is pleased to present a new body of work by Sarah Morris. Since the mid-1990s, Morris has been internationally recognised for her complex abstract paintings and films, which are derived from close observation of the architecture and psychology of urban ...

4 Jul—30 Aug 2008
Hoxton Square

White Cube Hoxton Square is pleased to present Echo Gambit, the first major solo exhibition in London by the New York based artist Ernesto Caivano. ‘After the Woods’ is an epic narrative set in an alternative universe. Taking the act of consummation as its point of departur...

30 May—12 Jul 2008
Mason's Yard

HELL hath no fury Like a chapman spurned, So come see the second, 'Cos the first one burned. Jake Chapman was born in 1966 in Cheltenham, Dinos Chapman in 1962 in London. They live and work in London. They have exhibited extensively, including solo shows at Tate Britain ...

21 May—28 Jun 2008
Hoxton Square

White Cube Hoxton Square is pleased to present a new installation by British/American artist Matthew Ritchie. Using every available surface of the gallery, Ritchie’s installation will include paintings, drawings, wall drawing, sculpture, projections and interactive elements. M...

23 Apr—24 May 2008
Mason's Yard

White Cube, Mason's Yard is pleased to announce an exhibition of new photographs by Gregory Crewdson. In this latest body of work, shot over the past three years, the artist continues to explore the lush and ragged edges of small-town America. While much of his earlier work fo...

4 Apr—10 May 2008
Hoxton Square

White Cube Hoxton Square was pleased to present ‘You Dig the Tunnel, I’ll Hide the Soil’, curated by the artist and writer Harland Miller in collaboration with Irene Bradbury. In anticipation of the bicentenary of Edgar Allan Poe’s birth (1809), the exhibition explored the end...

6 Mar—12 Apr 2008
Mason's Yard

Following on from the success of his recent exhibition at The Hayward Gallery, London in 2007, Gormley created two substantial sculptural installations that test and respond to the architectural limits of the gallery spaces at White Cube Mason’s Yard. In the lower-ground g...

29 Feb—29 Mar 2008
Hoxton Square

Garcia Torres is known for work with a playful – and sometimes nostalgic – take on the history of Conceptual art, unlocking many of its forgotten narratives to bring forth new ideas and meanings. Through his interventions, slide projections, films and installations, Garcia Tor...

29 Feb—29 Mar 2008
Inside the White Cube

Inside the White Cube Hoxton Square was pleased to present an exhibition of new work by Kris Martin, which was the artist’s first with the gallery. Martin is known for work that explores, with subtle and elegant gestures, our sense of time and immateriality. In an intervi...

18 Jan—23 Feb 2008
Hoxton Square

Almond’s work often takes him to remote parts of the globe, following conceptual threads that encompass geography, politics, history and his own biography. This exhibition included two distinct bodies of work: Fullmoon photographs that incorporate new images and key earlier im...

25 Jan—23 Feb 2008
Mason's Yard

White Cube Mason’s Yard was pleased to present ‘Evolution’, a major new installation featuring a series of nine monumental sculptures, in fleshy pink marble, that represent the growth of the human embryo and foetus during its gestation. Quinn was prompted to make these works a...

27 Nov—19 Jan 2008
Mason's Yard

The exhibition of new photographs by Jeff Wall featured six black-and-white pictures and three colour light-boxes. It was the artist’s first exhibition in a private gallery in the UK since showing The Giant at White Cube, Duke Street in 1994, and his first in London since his ...