David Cotterrell at Danielle Arnaud Venice WUNDERKAMMERN Camere delle Meraviglie 17 May to 26 November 2023 Preview Week: 17 to 21 May 2023 #daniellearnaudvenice

NEVILLE GABIE Nachum’s Coat 10 June - 8 July For further inquiries please contact [email protected]

NEVILLE GABIE Nachum's Coat 10 June - 8 July Based on the solar system, Gabie's Interior drawings reveal both a physical and cosmic materiality. They evoke what the artist refers to as 'inward and outward looking into a largely unknown territory or space'.

Exciting meeting with artists Helen Maurer and Sarah Woodfine in preparation for a show next year! #sarahwoodfine #helenmaurer #daniellearnaudgallery #contemporaryart #collaboration

NEVILLE GABIE Nachum's Coat Extended throughout the summer by appointment only- please contact [email protected] #nevillegabie #daniellearnaudgallery #contemporaryart

NEVILLE GABIE Nachum's Coat Extended throughout the summer by appointment only- please contact [email protected] #nevillegabie #daniellearnaud #contemporaryart

NEVILLE GABIE Nachum's Coat Extended to 30 September by appointment only - please contact [email protected] The display cases invite the viewers to observe archival sketches that weave in Neville Gabie's past projects. #nevillegabie #archive #contemporaryart

NEVILLE GABIE Nachum's Coat Extended throughout the summer by appointment only- please contact [email protected] Image: Pomeroy to Maria Ratschitz Mission Station (1995/6).

Saltley Geyser by the installation artist David Cotterrell is Totally Thames's artistic commission for 2023! Located in the Royal Docks. Friday 8th: 1pm, 3pm, 5pm, 7pm. Saturday 9th and Sunday 10th: Every 15 mins between 12.00 and 7.00. 27 Western Gateway, London, E16 1FA

UPCOMING SCREENING Oona Grimes, Wool and Water (2023) Thursday 26 October: Oona Grimes in conversation with Tony Grisoni Friday 27 October: Oona Grimes in conversation with Lucy Reynolds 6.30pm for 7pm screening Booking required: [email protected]

Freya Gabie Duet 20 January - 24 February 2024 Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 2-6pm ‘Duet’ is a body of work made while on and in response to spending three months as artist in residence on the Mexican/U.S border.

Freya Gabie Duet 20 January - 24 February 2024 Open Thursday, Friday, Saturday 2-6pm Featured on this post are ‘Proxy’ and ‘Difficult Maps’ #freyagabie #duet #contemporaryartlondon #installation #sculpture #drawing

Thank you to everyone who attended the closing event of Duet! The recording of the conversation between Freya Gabie and Denise de Cordova will be available on our website shortly. Please contact [email protected] for further enquiries

COMING SOON Louisa Fairclough Mental Falls Saturday 9 March - Saturday 13 April 2024 Private View: Friday 8 March 6 - 9PM For further information please contact [email protected] #exhibition #louisafairclough #installation #audio #film #contemporaryartlondon

Join us this evening from 6 till 9 for the opening of Mental Falls, Louisa Fairclough’s fourth exhibition at Danielle Arnaud Gallery.

Helen Robertson Echo 22 June - 27 July 2024 Private view Friday 21 June 6 - 9 pm Working with architecture and the choreographic, ‘Echo’ sets in motion a web of relations to women past and present, exploring ideas of agency and authorship as reciprocal and interdependent.

Opening tomorrow Friday 21 June 6-9pm Helen Robertson Echo 22 June - 27 July 2024 Working with architecture and the choreographic Echo sets in motion a web of relations to women past and present, exploring ideas of agency and authorship as reciprocal and interdependent.

Tomorrow Saturday 6 July from 4 to 6, Helen Robertson will be in conversation with Christopher Kul-Want Doors will open at 2pm enabling the visitors to view the exhibition. Booking is essential: please contact [email protected]

Helen Robertson Echo Continues until 27 July 2024 Thursday, Friday and Saturday 2-6pm and by appointment Commissioned essays by Professor Jane Rendell and writer Christopher Kul-Want are available during the exhibition.

Tessa Farmer is included in ‘Kafka: Making of an Icon’, marking the 100th anniversary of the author's death at Bodleian Libraries. Featured on this post is ‘Insect Enemies’. The exhibition continues until 27 October 2024. visit.bodleian.ox.ac.uk/kafka