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Zhou Li

Seeing the world in one flower, a universe unfolds

26 June – 9 August 2025

Seoul

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Gallery Exhibition

Sara Flores
Bakish Mai

9 July – 7 September 2025

Bermondsey, London

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Gallery Exhibition

Alien Shores: landscape, once removed

9 July – 7 September 2025

Bermondsey, London

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Gallery Exhibition

Christine Ay Tjoe
Covered and Cover

27 June – 15 August 2025

New York

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Gallery Exhibition

Darren Almond
Night Before Day

18 July – 30 August 2025

Hong Kong

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Featured Print

Marguerite Humeau, Botrychium Lunaria (For Tonight’s Dreams)

Informed by Humeau’s fascination with ancient knowledges, Botrychium Lunaria (For Tonight’s Dreams) combines lithography with screenprinting and marks the artist’s first time working with either medium.

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Peter Doig

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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Prints & Multiples

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In the Gallery

In the Gallery: Susanna Greeves on ‘Alien Shores’

Susanna Greeves, Global Director, Museum Liaison at White Cube and curator of 'Alien Shores: landscape, once removed’, offers an in-depth look at the exhibition, on view at White Cube Bermondsey until 7 September 2025.

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New Publication

Marguerite Humeau ‘Auguries’

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Bringing together three interconnected bodies of work, Marguerite Humeau’s first monograph Auguries is a view into some of the mysterious patterns that can be found in the natural world, from which the artist draws inspiration. From the termite colonies of the Australian outback that underpin meys, to the windswept sprawl of Orisons occupying Colorado’s San Luis Valley and its eventual figuration in Dust, this lavishly illustrated publication offers a discovery of Humeau’s manifold research and practice.

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