© White Cube Mason's Yard
Sarah Morris: Snow Leopards and Skyscrapers
11 March 2026 — 9 May 2026
On NowMorris treats cities as systems — her geometric paintings and documentary films map the hidden logic of architecture, power and globalisation. New works continue her exploration of how metropolises operate as networks, creating what she describes as a self-generating language of place and politics.
From White Cube Mason's Yard
In March 2026, White Cube Mason’s Yard opens a solo exhibition of works by Sarah Morris, celebrating 30 years of collaboration with the gallery. Featuring new paintings, drawings and film, the exhibition continues Morris’s engagement with networks, typologies, globalisation, architecture and the metropolis. Through her exploration into reality and abstraction, Morris creates a new language of place and politics. She sees her paintings and films as self-generating and open to interpretation,...
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© White Cube Mason's Yard
Sarah Morris: Snow Leopards and Skyscrapers
11 March 2026 — 9 May 2026
On NowMorris treats cities as systems — her geometric paintings and documentary films map the hidden logic of architecture, power and globalisation. New works continue her exploration of how metropolises operate as networks, creating what she describes as a self-generating language of place and politics.
From White Cube Mason's Yard
In March 2026, White Cube Mason’s Yard opens a solo exhibition of works by Sarah Morris, celebrating 30 years of collaboration with the gallery. Featuring new paintings, drawings and film, the exhibition continues Morris’s engagement with networks, typologies, globalisation, architecture and the metropolis. Through her exploration into reality and abstraction, Morris creates a new language of place and politics. She sees her paintings and films as self-generating and open to interpretation,...
Read more at White Cube Mason's Yard →Critic Reviews
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Visit
Mason's Yard, London·View on artmap
SundayClosed
MondayClosed
Tuesday10am–6pm
Wednesday10am–6pm
Thursday10am–6pm
Friday10am–6pm
Saturday ·10am–6pm