Lisson Gallery London

Marylebone, London 🇬🇧

Founded in 1967, Lisson Gallery is one of the most historically significant commercial galleries in the world, with a legacy built on championing minimalist and conceptual art. This London space, alongside its original Bell Street location, represents major figures including Anish Kapoor, Ai Weiwei, and Richard Long. The gallery also operates internationally in New York, Los Angeles, and Shanghai.

Explore 1 exhibition on now and 2 coming soon at Lisson Gallery London.

Lisson Gallery London

Carmen Herrera: Pulse, Pause, Repeat

Until Nov 7

Drawing & Works on PaperPaintingSculpture

Late drawings, paintings and sculpture spanning Herrera's final decade

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Coming Soon

Lisson Gallery London

Christopher Le Brun

Starting Nov 19

Painting

New modular paintings that push the boundaries of abstract form

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Lisson Gallery London

Dana Awartani

Starting Nov 19

TextilesContemporary Art

Darning holes in her work as an act of repair against violence

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Past Exhibitions

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Lisson Gallery London

Lisson Street: Lubaina Himid and Magda Stawarska – Zanzibar

Ended Aug 22

Sound ArtInstallationPaintingContemporary ArtLubaina Himid

Nine diptychs and a sound libretto evoking memory, loss and belonging

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Ended

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Lisson Street: Daniel Buren – Pages in situ

Ended Aug 22

PrintsInstallationConceptualismDaniel Buren

Six decades of Buren's iconic stripe across print and publications

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Ended

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Leiko Ikemura – El Jardín Nocturno

Ended May 9

Drawing & Works on PaperPaintingSculpture

Ikemura's nocturnal garden of bronzes, paintings and haikus at Lisson Street

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Ended

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Sean Scully – The Nature of Art

Ended May 9

PhotographyDrawing & Works on PaperPaintingContemporary ArtSean Scully

Scully's six-decade landscape-to-abstraction journey in photos, paintings and drawings

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