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Julie Curtiss

Bitter Apples

21 September – 11 November 2023

Hong Kong

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Julie Mehretu

They departed for their own country another way (a 9x9x9 hauntology)

15 September – 5 November 2023

Bermondsey, London

Returning to White Cube’s Bermondsey site for the first time since ‘Liminal Squared’ in 2013, the exhibition will encompass all of the gallery’s spaces and debut three new series of paintings.

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Christian Marclay

Doors

6 – 30 September 2023

Mason's Yard, London

Christian Marclay tests the perceptual limits of sound and examines the increasing prevalence of sonic mediation that results from technology such as digital recording, mass reproduction, and telecommunication.

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White Cube New York

1002 Madison Avenue,
New York, NY 10075

Chopped & Screwed, the inaugural exhibition at White Cube New York will open this October.

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The Embodied Spirit

5 September – 21 December 2023

Seoul

Exploring ideas around philosophy and metaphysics, artists Christine Ay Tjoe, Berlinde de Bruyckere, Tracey Emin, Katharina Fritsch, Louise Giovanelli, Marguerite Humeau and Lee Jinju interpret the convergence between matter and spirit.

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Georg Baselitz

We invite you to explore our current online presentation of secondary market work in our monthly Salon programme. To date, the gallery’s secondary market presentations have included notable artworks by Jean-Michel Basquiat, Alexander Calder, Carmen Herrera and Andy Warhol among others.

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Featured Publication

Julie Mehretu ‘Liminal Squared’ (2013)

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With large colour plates, full-bleed details and four gatefold pages, ‘Liminal Squared’ provides an exacting and thorough overview of Mehretu’s intricate use of painterly surface. Featuring paintings created across the joint exhibitions, the publication places emphasis on the artist’s negotiation of political demonstration, architectural language and geographical space.

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