Victoria Miro London

King's Cross, London πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

One of London's most respected independent galleries, Victoria Miro represents internationally celebrated artists including Grayson Perry, Yayoi Kusama, Chris Ofili, and Alice Neel. Founded in 1985, the gallery operates from two London spaces in Mayfair and Wharf Road, and is known for a long-term commitment to its artists and a program that consistently generates critical and commercial attention.

Showing 4 exhibitions on now and coming soon at Victoria Miro London.

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Past Exhibitions

Hospital Rooms: Host|GuestEnded
Victoria Miro London

Hospital Rooms: Host|Guest

Ended Sep 12

Mixed MediaContemporary Art

Contemporary artists mark 10 years of art in NHS mental health wards

Shahzia Sikander: High Seas; Closed SkiesEnded
Victoria Miro London

Shahzia Sikander: High Seas; Closed Skies

Ended Jul 31

Drawing & Works on PaperVideo & Moving ImageInstallationContemporary Art

Animation and works on paper exploring imperial trade and power

NS Harsha: Camel and the tent timesEnded
Victoria Miro London

NS Harsha: Camel and the tent times

Ended Jul 31

PaintingContemporary Art

NS Harsha explores encroachment and disruption through experimental visual thinking

NS Harsha: Camel and the tent timesEnded
Victoria Miro London

NS Harsha: Camel and the tent times

Ended Jul 31

PaintingContemporary Art

New paintings from the artist’s ongoing β€˜lamp grid’ series

Paula Rego: Story LineEnded
Victoria Miro London

Paula Rego: Story Line

Ended May 23

Drawing & Works on PaperContemporary ArtPaula Rego

Rego's most comprehensive drawings survey, from the 1950s to her final years

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"It's the little gestures that linger in my mind. A bent eyebrow. Curled fingers. The childlike twist of a toe. Even in the most disturbing works, feeling is conveyed not through terrible acts but expressions."

The Guardian
Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. MetamorphosisEnded
Victoria Miro London

Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis

Ended Mar 21

PhotographyVideo & Moving ImageInstallation

World premiere of Julien's five-screen film on transformation, ecology and posthuman identity

Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. MetamorphosisEnded
Victoria Miro London

Isaac Julien: All That Changes You. Metamorphosis

Ended Mar 21

PhotographyVideo & Moving ImageInstallationContemporary Art

World premiere of a five-screen film installation about transformation

Chantal Joffe: I RememberEnded
Victoria Miro London

Chantal Joffe: I Remember

Ended Jan 17

PaintingContemporary Art

Large-scale paintings of childhood memory, family and 1970s America

The Stories We Tell: Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands, Khalif Tahir ThompsonEnded
Victoria Miro London

The Stories We Tell: Tidawhitney Lek, Emil Sands, Khalif Tahir Thompson

Ended Jan 17

PaintingContemporary Art

Three emerging painters on memory, identity and family