Exhibitions - Hackney Citizen (Page 3)

Cézanne: The EY Exhibition, Tate Modern, review: ‘A painter of nature’

More than 80 paintings make up the first major display of the artist’s work in London since the turn of the century

Author: Sarah Birch

Cézanne: The EY Exhibition, Tate Modern, review: ‘A painter of nature’

‘I’ve seen a hell a lot of change’: Legendary Hackney film director launches 50-year retrospective in Shoreditch

John Smith, who Jarvis Cocker calls his ‘favourite British filmmaker’, will show 50 of his works over 10 weeks

Author: Hackney Citizen

‘I’ve seen a hell a lot of change’: Legendary Hackney film director launches 50-year retrospective in Shoreditch

Local artist celebrates ‘home videos and the joys of poor acoustics’ in Hoxton exhibition

Moi Tran’s Civic Sound Archive runs until September at PEER gallery

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Local artist celebrates ‘home videos and the joys of poor acoustics’ in Hoxton exhibition

Hackney Museum to explore local history of Chinese and Indian nannies

Exhibition featuring stories of ayahs and amahs who looked after British children during colonial times opens today

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Hackney Museum to explore local history of Chinese and Indian nannies

‘Messy memories’: Artist Marcus Cope gets personal in solo exhibition at PEER

The Bath-born painter’s ‘self-reflective’ show opens this week at the Hoxton gallery

Author: Lizzie McAllister

‘Messy memories’: Artist Marcus Cope gets personal in solo exhibition at PEER

Jock McFadyen: Tourist without a Guidebook, Royal Academy: ‘Even if you think you know them, these paintings invite you to reflect anew’

The Academy has collected 20 of the Scottish artist’s London artworks to celebrate his 70th birthday

Author: Sarah Birch

Jock McFadyen: Tourist without a Guidebook, Royal Academy: ‘Even if you think you know them, these paintings invite you to reflect anew’

Unmasked, Perishable Rush, BSMT Space, exhibition review: ‘Smiles and scars in evocative solo show’

The Dutch street artist has taken his work off walls across Europe for his first UK gallery outing in Dalston

Author: Sarah Birch

Unmasked, Perishable Rush, BSMT Space, exhibition review: ‘Smiles and scars in evocative solo show’

Noguchi, Barbican Art Gallery, exhibition review: ‘Blurring the line between representational and abstract’

Major retrospective on the work of Japanese-American artist Isamu Noguchi is ‘breathtakingly diverse’

Author: Sarah Birch

Noguchi, Barbican Art Gallery, exhibition review: ‘Blurring the line between representational and abstract’

Artist Lubna Chowdhary branches out for new exhibition in Hoxton

The famed ceramicist brings wooden sculptures along with her trademark tiles to PEER gallery

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Artist Lubna Chowdhary branches out for new exhibition in Hoxton

Frequencies, Oscar Murillo, exhibition review: ‘Conceptual art at its finest’

The Turner Prize-winner recently unloaded 40,000 canvasses showcasing children’s doodles at his former school in Hackney, and the result was ‘absorbing’

Author: Marion Weaver

Frequencies, Oscar Murillo, exhibition review: ‘Conceptual art at its finest’

Newington Green Meeting House to host ‘Rewilding Clissold Park’ exhibition

Head along this month to see prints and illustrations of the rewilding ‘triangle’ at the popular park

Author: Lizzie McAllister

Newington Green Meeting House to host ‘Rewilding Clissold Park’ exhibition

Hyangmok Baik: Forgotten By Us, Beers Gallery, exhibition review: ‘The more one looks, the more one sees’

The Korean painter’s solo show is ‘full of colour and off-beat imagery’

Author: Sarah Birch

Hyangmok Baik: Forgotten By Us, Beers Gallery, exhibition review: ‘The more one looks, the more one sees’