Serving Gluttony

Group Exhibition

April 5 – May 6, 2024

Unit London, Mayfair

3 Hanover Square

Mayfair, W1S 1HD

+44 (0) 20 7494 2035

Website: https://unitlondon.com/voices/

Throughout history artists have captured food in their works, intertwining a seemingly mundane human experience with discussions of production and consumption, waste and greed. Though food is a nutritional necessity, its significance extends beyond mere survival, exerting significant influence on our emotional and social connections. This exhibition explores the intricate links between politics and the food industry, influencing what we eat and how much, as well as our attitudes to nutrition. With an international supply chain that contains enough to feed everyone in the USA and UK nearly twice over, Serving Gluttony considers the unequal distribution of food, challenges of waste management, and big cities’ contributions to climate change.

The exhibition forms part of Voices, an ideas-driven online programme intended to spark critical conversations about art and culture, foreground new perspectives and promote curiosity. At its heart is a social mission, providing a dynamic platform for international artists grappling with the important social, political and environmental issues of our time. 

Resilience

group exhibition

The Artnauts Collective in Sarajevo

February 7 – 14, 2024

Novi Hram Gallery

February 15-March 15, 2024
International Burch University Gallery

Website: https://www.artnauts.org/collective

40th International Sarajevo Winter Festival 

“In a troubled world, nation states must be resilient to adapt and survive. Our common humanity must take precedence over the inhumanity that pervades our present world in our own country or in the countries of others.”
Curators: Dr. George Rivera + Emir Klepo 

Thus Far

Group Exhibition

The Artnauts in Northern Ireland

May/June 2024

Venues: Platform Arts Belfast, and a second TBD venue in Derry/Londonderry, Northern Ireland

Website: https://www.artnauts.org/

About: The work will travel between the cities of Belfast and Derry/Londonderry (referred to as the city where the Troubles began, and the location of the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre). The curatorial theme Thus Far refers to this moment in time, and all that has led up to the current situation shaped more recently by Brexit and a twenty-five-year-old peace agreement. How might a community, having endured conflict in religious and political action, come together given the complex events that have occurred thus far?

Solo Exhibition

first floor gallery

Kiechel Fine Art Gallery

1208 'O' Street

Lincoln, NE 68508
Website:

https://kiechelart.com

Opening Reception: TBA

On view beginning September 2024

About: Kiechel Fine Art, established in 1986, specializes in 19th and 20th century American Art, Old Master and Contemporary prints, as well as regional and national contemporary art.  We represent the estates of several notable artists and private family trusts.  Our gallery offers the highest level of services including art consultation and certified appraisal.  We have placed work in corporate, private and museum collections worldwide.  Working with private and corporate clients, we strive to build collections with current and future value. Member of the International Fine Print Dealers Association and International Society of Appraisers

Cultivating Peace

Group Exhibition

The Artnauts in Rwanda

August 8-15, 2024

Venue: Kigali Genocide Memorial Museum

Kigali, Rwanda

Website: https://www.artnauts.org/

About: 250,000 victims of the Genocide against the Tutsi have their final resting-place at the Kigali Genocide Memorial. We are conscious that truly honouring their memory means doing what each of us can to help protect other people from facing such atrocities in the future. Comprising exhibitions, memorial gardens, educational facilities and the Genocide Archive of Rwanda, the Memorial plays a vital role within Rwandan national, social and cultural identity as a place of remembrance for survivors and education, both for the young and for wider Rwandan society. It is also a site of learning highly relevant to the international community, as policy makers strive to improve response to mass atrocities and the effectiveness of systems for prevention.

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