Tommaso Corvi-Mora is pleased to present a solo exhibition of new work by British artist Roger Hiorns, his sixth at the gallery. The exhibition will feature a group of new works: stretched canvases that ... Human Rights Watch. This exhibition is strictly related to the two latest solo exhibitions held by Roger Hiorns at the gallery: the first, in 2008, featured an atomised passenger jet engine; the second ... group of monochrome paintings: white plastic panels painted with animal brain matter. Roger Hiorns was born in Birmigham in 1975. He has exhibited extensively in Europe and the US, most recently at Luhring Augustine

gallery’s Chelsea and Bushwick locations, the exhibition includes works by Janine Antoni, Tom Friedman, Roger Hiorns, Phillip King, Martin Kippenberger, Simone Leigh, Glenn Ligon, Jeremy Moon, Reinhard Mucha, Cady Noland, Pipilotti Rist, Oscar Tuazon ... subtle sensuality that pulls them towards the anthropomorphic. At the center of Oscar Tuazon and Roger Hiorns’ practices are objects and materials that shape the built environment. Elements of architecture, municipal infrastructures, and large-scale

where we are today. Seven UK based artists - John Akomfrah, Simon Fujiwara, Roger Hiorns, Hannah Starkey, Richard Wentworth, and Jane and Louise Wilson – have each been invited to curate sections of the exhibition, looking ... optimism in late capitalism, post-Thatcherite society, celebrity culture, experience economy, architecture, technology, and well- being. Roger Hiorns (b. 1975 London; lives London) explores the histories of Bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) and variant Creutzfeldt-Jakob

other artists appearing in NOW are French artist Aurélien Froment, sculptor and installation artist Roger Hiorns and Scottish artist Charles Avery. Avery, Froment, Gallaccio, Hiorns, Empire, Sedira. Courtesy of National Galleries of Scotland

other artists appearing in NOW are French artist Aurélien Froment, sculptor and installation artist Roger Hiorns and Scottish artist Charles Avery. Avery, Froment, Gallaccio, Hiorns, Empire, Sedira. Courtesy of National Galleries of Scotland

Hofmannsthal. Artists included in the show: Lynn Chadwick, Spartacus Chetwynd, Marlene Dumas, Nikolas Gambaroff, Brian Griffiths, Roger Hiorns, Ryan McGinley, Oscar Murillo, Mike Nelson, Eddie Peake, Jason Rhoades, Steven Shearer, Oscar Tuazon, Sophie von Hellermann

Citarella, Clusterduck, Juan Covelli, Kate Crawford, Sterling Crispin, Simon Denny, enorê, Mathias Gramoso, Jürgen Mayer H., Roger Hiorns, Tilman Hornig, Vladan Joler, Daniel Keller, Andrea Khôra, Jonna Kina, Kristian Kragelund, Juliana Cerqueira Leite

other commissions have included Susan Philipsz’s Surround Me in 2008 in the City of London; Roger Hiorns's Seizure, 2008 / 2013 originally in a council bedsit in South London and recently relocated to Yorkshire

Leicester such as Two Queens and The Attic Art Collective. In 2013 he performed for Roger Hiorns’ “Youth” at The Hepworth. Currently he is devising new work for 2015. His work is an extension

clearly or comfortably determined. Other featured artists include François Boucher, Arthur Bowen Davies, Tomory Dodge, Roger Hiorns, Justine Kurland, Wifredo Lam, Ron Nagle, Sophia Narrett, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Michael E. Smith, and Wilhelm Frederik

rights, prejudice, access, love and loss will unfold across the Summer of Love. Featured artists include Roger Hiorns, Thahmina Begum, Jordan McKenzie, YARA + DAVINA, and Wakefield-born Jason Wilsher-Mills, whose outdoor display Jason