Glenys Johnson: The Ground You Walk On
17 Jan 1987 to 22 Feb 1987
This exhibition displayed Glenys Johnson’s beautiful and mysterious life-size figures derived from everyday newspaper images from South Africa.
This exhibition displayed Glenys Johnson’s beautiful and mysterious life-size figures derived from everyday newspaper images from South Africa.
For the first time, renowned art collector Gabrielle Keiller’s selection of Eduardo Paolozzi’s sculptures was put on public display on the Serpentine Gallery lawn.
An exhibition of Diana Cumming's early work and more recent paintings.
This exhibition presented David Austen’s drawings in a variety of media, including watercolour, Indian inks and powder paint.
An exhibition by the celebrated French artist, Daniel Buren, incorporating his signature red and white stripes.
An exhibition of five works by internationally acclaimed sculptor, Antony Gormley.
The exhibition, which was held shortly after Zemánková’s death the previous year, showed the Art Brut tendencies that had made her name and reputation.
An exhibition of three Spanish artists, two sculptors (Susana Solano and Miquel Navarro) and one painter (José María Sicilia).
An exhibition of forty-nine of Martin Parr’s photographs, The Last Resort.
Precious Metals was composed of ten triptychs by Roger Palmer that focussed on one settlement in Cape Province, South Africa.