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1. www.whitechapelgallery.org › about › pressWhitechapel Gallery announces future plans for 2023/24

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   Whitechapel Gallery announces future plans for 2023/24. Whitechapel Gallery was founded in 1901 to present “the finest art of the world for the people of the East End, London”. Now, more than 120 years later, we are renewing our commitment to this founding mission under the new directorship of Gilane Tawadros, recognising our pioneering ...

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6. hollybushgardens.co.uk › exhibitions › johannaJohanna Billing: Each Moment Presents What Happens

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   Johanna Billing: Each Moment Presents What Happens Whitechapel Gallery, London, UK 11 October 2023 – 14 January 2024. Installation views. Photo: Theo Christelis

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   Visual Arts Essential. Art on important political issues. Migration, the pandemic and life in London are all in this exhibition. Published on 14/6/2023. Visual Arts In the Know. Eileen Agar: Angel of Anarchy. The Whitechapel Gallery is staging the largest exhibition of Eileen Agar’s work to date. Published on 17/3/2021.

8. www.timeout.com › london › artGavin Jantjes: ‘To Be Free! A Retrospective 1970-2023’

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   Jun 19, 2024 · Time Out says. In the right hands, art can be a devastating weapon. And South African-born artist Gavin Jantjes uses it with brutal force. He left South Africa with a degree in graphic design and ...

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   What's new at Whitechapel Gallery 2023 – 24?

   • Our forthcoming programme for 2023 – 24 will build on the Whitechapel Gallery’s historic cultural, social and political capital whilst ensuring its sustainability – artistically, environmentally and financially – long into the future. Gilane Tawadros, Director, Whitechapel Gallery says:

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   What makes Whitechapel Gallery unique?

   • Gilane Tawadros, Director, Whitechapel Gallery says: “Whitechapel Gallery has always been a ground-breaking art institution in its founding mission, its relationship to artists, its unique location and its pioneering history.

   Whitechapel Gallery announces future plans for 2023/24

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   Is Whitechapel Gallery’s new exhibition a century of the artist's studio?

   • Whitechapel Gallery’s new exhibition, A Century of the Artist’s Studio, could just as easily be called A Century of the Artist.

   A Century of the Artist’s Studio at Whitechapel Gallery review: sites of w…

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   What's new at Whitechapel?

   • At Whitechapel, the main entrance has been reinstated on Whitechapel Road. A new public pedestrian route from the entrance on Durward Street to Whitechapel Road is now available, providing a walkway alongside the concourse.

   Whitechapel Elizabeth line station opens - BDP.com

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10. fadmagazine.com › 2023/11/22 › pauls-gallery-of-thePaul’s Gallery of the Week: Whitechapel Gallery - FAD Magazine

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    Nov 22, 2023 · Whitechapel Gallery has a distinguished history. Founded in 1901 to present ‘the finest art of the world for the people of the East End, London’, it can claim ground-breaking shows of such as Pablo Picasso (including Guernica’s only visit to Britain, in 1939), Barbara Hepworth (1954), Jackson Pollock (1958), Mark Rothko (1961), Helio Oiticica (1969), Frida Kahlo (1982) and William ...