October - 16 November 2013 at Thomas Dane Gallery, London. Hurvin Anderson has composed his third exhibition at the gallery in close conjunction with his first museum survey, which opens shortly at Ikon, Birmingham, his native ... Caribbean. The art critic Jennifer Higgie puts it more eloquently in the Ikon exhibition catalogue: "In (Hurvin Anderson's) work, histories and memories intertwine; an English landscape might echo a garden in the Caribbean ... 79252505info@thomasdane.comwww.thomasdane.com Opening hours Tuesday - Saturday From 10am to 6pm or by appointmentRelated images Hurvin Anderson, Peter’s Sitters 2 (2009), Oil on canvas, 187 x 147 cm, Courtesy Zabludowicz Collection Hurvin Anderson, Miss Sylvia

Ikon Gallery, Birmingham. Ikon presents the most comprehensive exhibition to date of paintings by British artist Hurvin Anderson (b.1965), evoking sensations of being caught between one place and another, drawn from personal experience. It surveys ... Anderson's distinct figurative style. Anderson arrived on the international art scene with Peter's Series, a number of paintings depicting the interiors of barbers' shops, in particular one (owned by Peter) visited by Anderson ... United Kingdom Ph. +44 (0)12 12480708www.ikon-gallery.co.ukOpening hours Tuesday – Sunday From 11am to 6pmRelated images Hurvin Anderson, Peter’s Sitters 2 (2009), Oil on canvas, 187 x 147 cm, Courtesy Zabludowicz Collection Hurvin Anderson, Miss

murals of Carl Abrahams lining the departures lounge of Kingston Jamaica’s Norman Manley International Airport, Hurvin Anderson presents a new, sixteen-panel, monumental painting in his first solo show at Pérez Art Museum Miami ... Abrahams’s murals began resonating with Anderson in a different way. Reflecting on the importance of Jamaican history, and the rich history of the Caribbean as a whole, Anderson began working on ideas for this ... point of entry and departure for tourism, Anderson developed this new sixteen-panel painting. Hurvin Anderson, Passenger opportunity. Courtesy of Pérez Art Museum Miami

Anderson (b. 1965, Handsworth, Birmingham, UK). This exhibition marks Anderson’s first in New York in nearly a decade. Nature, in all its untamed and man-made forms, has been a recurring subject in Anderson ... contrast to the English countryside, where he lives and works, Anderson paints the flora of the Caribbean, his family’s homeland. Anderson allows images, patterns, and ideas resurface, repeating himself because, as he says, history ... itself, and “you think ideas belong to someone but in fact they belong to no one.” Hurvin Anderson, Repeating yourself, exhibition view. Courtesy of Michael Werner Gallery

aprecian en el área de preembarque del Aeropuerto Internacional Norman Manley de Kingston, Jamaica, el artista Hurvin Anderson presenta una nueva pintura monumental de 16 paneles en su primera exposición individual en el Pérez ... diáspora africana y, en específico, dentro de las tradiciones culturales y sociales del Caribe. En 2022, Anderson participó en la Bienal de Kingston. Mientras trabajaba en dicho proyecto, viajó desde y hacia Jamaica a través ... punto de entrada y salida para el turismo, Anderson desarrolló esta nueva pintura de 16 paneles. Hurvin Anderson, Oportunidad para pasajeros. Cortesía del Pérez Art Museum Miami

Grooming Salon,” 2019, Fordjour offers his own take on the barbershop painting in homage to forbearers Hurvin Anderson and Kerry James Marshall. Making playful use of the word “salon,” Fordjour points to the cultural potency

represent or re-create a sense of domesticity. The exhibition includes paintings by Guillermo Kuitca and Hurvin Anderson; sculpture by Robert Gober and Rachel Whiteread; installations by Alexandre da Cunha and Do Ho Suh; photography

addition to homegrown Birmingham talent including John Salt, John Myers, Ruth Claxton, Stuart Whipps and Hurvin Anderson. Throughout its 50 years, Ikon has played a key role in the development of many artistic careers - Antony

delighted to welcome back Bloomberg New Contemporaries to its galleries the sixth year running. Selectors Hurvin Anderson, Jessie Flood-Paddock and Simon Starling have chosen works by 37 of the most outstanding artists emerging from

London and New York galleries. The exhibition will feature paintings, sculptures and works on paper by Hurvin Anderson, Hans Arp, Georg Baselitz, Joseph Beuys, James Lee Byars, Aaron Curry, Enrico David, Peter Doig, Otto

role of place and location as central to the conception of itinerant identity. Artists included: Hurvin Anderson Yto Barrada Zarina Bhimji Tony Capellán Ledelle Moe Xaviera Simmons Tony Capellán, Mar invadido (detail), 2015, Installation view

London and New York galleries. The exhibition will feature paintings, sculptures and works on paper by Hurvin Anderson, Hans Arp, Georg Baselitz, Joseph Beuys, James Lee Byars, Aaron Curry, Enrico David, Peter Doig, Otto

gardens. Sikelela’s use of blocks of colour that interlock on the canvas also echoes how Hurvin Anderson’s paintings slip between place and pattern. It shows how, through a painter’s eye, the canon

change within contemporary contexts. Included among the artists on view are the Guerrilla Girls, Adrian Piper, Hurvin Anderson, Alfredo Jaar, Nam June Paik, Zoe Leonard, Catherine Opie and Glenn Ligon. In conjunction with the exhibition

Group also helped pave the way for Chris Ofili, Steve McQueen, Yinka Shonibare and Hurvin Anderson, all contenders for the UK's prestigious Turner prize. Re-working his seminal 2001 Robot Bodies, Piper presents