2 Jul—2 Aug 2003
Hoxton Square

An internationally acclaimed visual artist, experimental musician and composer, Christian Marclay has consistently surprised with his surrealistic musical objects, video installations, solo performances and large-scale collaborations involving musicians from every imaginable g...

5 Jun—5 Jul 2003
Hoxton Square

Tait is a painter whose subjects are always contingent and the exhibition brought together a series of new works that demonstrated his concerns with painting as an exploratory process whereby meaning can be suggested through the handling of paint itself. In these paintings lar...

4 Jun—28 Jun 2003
Hoxton Square

The oeuvre of Josiah McElheny proposes, literally and conceptually, a keen reflection on the essence and limits of artistic creation and the tensions between reconstructing and imagining history; between the fabricated and the appropriated object; the original and the copy; be...

6 May—1 Jun 2003
Hoxton Square

Figurines have been a perennial human obsession across time, culture, and history, from the earliest known examples of private icons and fetishes to the legendary Golem of Jewish folklore. Porcelain figurines produced in the nineteenth century represented an entirely new a...

25 Apr—31 May 2003
Hoxton Square

British artist Darren Almond, known for his sculpture, films and photographs that reconfigure ideas of time and place and our subjective and emotional understanding of it, presented a body of new work for his White Cube exhibition 11 miles......from Safety. Almond shows tw...

1 Apr—3 May 2003
Hoxton Square

The term choreography refers to the symbolic representation of dance, literally 'dance-writing'. Inside the White Cube explored the relation between the pure entropy of dance movement and its potential transfiguration into plastic form through the work of two leading internati...

21 Mar—19 Apr 2003
Hoxton Square

Dunham is known for his vibrant, chromatic semi-abstract paintings that explode with psycho-sexual content and are driven by seemingly aggressive and underlying libidinous energy. The exhibition includes five new paintings as well as five free-standing painted steel sculptures...

4 Mar—29 Mar 2003
Hoxton Square

Let us imagine going up in a balloon or an airplane some hundreds of metres above the ground; and the mind, delivered from all it knows of man, tries to see and to record the essential facts of human geography with the same eyes and the same look which allows us to discover an...

31 Jan—15 Mar 2003
Hoxton Square

Since the late 1960s Close has been concentrating on portraiture and on the physiological make up of the human face through painting and photography. Close often takes his family and friends as models and these six recent portraits, dating from 2000-2002, include pictures of t...

4 Feb—1 Mar 2003
Hoxton Square

‘If I am in a positive mood, I'm interested in joining. If I'm in a negative mood, I will cut things’. ‘My childhood has never lost its magic, it has never lost its mystery, and it has never lost its drama. All my work of the last fifty years, all my subjects, have found th...

7 Jan—1 Feb 2003
Hoxton Square

I have just begun to think about the story for the show. The story is about another interlocked (time) passage through the house (isolated windows) in Poland, which appeared in my recent show in Karlsruhe. Dark interiors lead the visitor to a crime, or rather, into the unst...

12 Dec—25 Jan 2003
Hoxton Square

American artist Anna Gaskell’s exhibition of new work at White Cube featured a group of photographs and a film, loosely based on the well-known Gothic novel Rebecca (1948), by Daphne du Maurier, that also makes reference to ghost storytelling made famous in works such as Henry...