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🐘 Herd the Word Event of the Week: on Wednesday, check out the conversation between a Turner prize winning artist and a highly acclaimed art critic and curator at Millennium Gallery. Read more here: www.sheffherd.co.uk

Featuring: @mark_wallinger_mark @sachacraddock @sheffmuseums
Images by Louise Krumbein and Isabelle Young

📌Onview

Seriously.
Curated by Nana Bahlmann
🗓️November 21, 2025–January 31, 2026
📍Sprüth Magers, London

Pleased to have ‘Ego’, 2016. Digital prints. 21 x 29.7 cm each, 2 parts, as part of the exhibition.

Seriously. features the work of Bas Jan Ader, Keith Arnatt, John Baldessari, Massimo Bartolini, Bernd and Hilla Becher, Lynda Benglis, Helen Chadwick, Robert Cumming, Thomas Demand, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Braco Dimitrijević, Cao Fei, Hans-Peter Feldmann, Peter Fischli and David Weiss, Ceal Floyer, Tom Friedman, Dan Graham, Rodney Graham, Scott Grieger, Aneta Grzeszykowska, Sigurður Guðmundsson, Andreas Gursky, Barbara Hammer, Nancy Holt and Robert Smithson, Rebecca Horn, Douglas Huebler, Birgit Jürgenssen, Astrid Klein, David Lamelas, Louise Lawler, Natalia LL, Sarah Lucas, Urs Lüthi, Tom Marioni, Anthony McCall, Jonathan Monk, Peter Moore, Bruce Nauman, Joshua Neustein, Dennis Oppenheim, Géza Perneczky, Sigmar Polke, Charles Ray, Andrea Robbins and Max Becher, Ulrike Rosenbach, Thomas Ruff, Ed Ruscha, Cindy Sherman, Stephen Shore, Santiago Sierra and Franz Erhard Walther, Roman Signer, Laurie Simmons, John Smith, Martine Syms, Robert Therrien, Rosemarie Trockel, Keiji Uematsu, Ger van Elk, Mark Wallinger, John Waters, Gillian Wearing, Carrie Mae Weems, William Wegman, Hannah Wilke, Stephen Willats, and Christopher Williams.

📷 Ben Westoby
Courtesy of @spruethmagers , London.

#seriously #markwallinger #spruthmagers

Delighted that my film Gravity is the Weakest Force in the Universe is part of Palestine Public Cinema Programme at TICK TACK gallery.

TICK TACK is pleased to present Palestine Public Cinema Programme, a continuation ‘My People Will Return: In Air, In Water, In Light’, a major group exhibition curated by Zayna Al- Saleh.

In My People Will Return: In Air, In Water, In Light exhibition the land and body bears witness to ethnic cleansing and genocide - physically and metaphysically - while delicately balancing the dichotomy of what remains and the promise of return. Art in this context becomes a force for resurrection. 

At sundown, the subject matter extends onto CINEMA TICK TACK, presenting a ‘Palestine Public Cinema Programme’ featuring works by Dima Srouji, Adam Broomberg + Lena Holzer, Steve Sabella,
Jumana Manna, Rosalind Nashashibi, Sharon Rose, Mark Wallinger, Larissa Sansour & Søren Lind. The films are projected throughout the night into the public domain, highlighting TICK TACK’s position on the border of the public/private, as well as day/night.

Gravity is the Weakest Force in the Universe, 2025
Single-channel video, colour, sound
8 minutes, 51 seconds

📍TICK TACK
@ticktack.be
Antwerp, Belgium

Thrilled to be part of ‘Seriously.’ Opening at Sprüth Magers London today, Thursday, 20 November, 6-8 pm, a group exhibition curated by Nana Bahlmann.

Ego, 2016
Digital prints
21 x 29.7 cm each, 2 parts

‘Seriously’ features over a hundred conceptual photographs, print media, and select films ranging from the 1960s to the present, which expose the absurdities of our world and its representations. Through visual wit, subversiveness, and even outright slapstick, these photographic experiments offer humorous conceptual investigations of how images are constructed and interpreted. Employing a range of strategies, from masquerade and role-play to the construction of inexplicable scenarios, unexpected juxtapositions, and idiosyncratic sculptural compositions, these works reveal the farcical and fantastical within the visual realm. In reframing our visual world through satire and playful mimicry, they create space for both reflection and amusement.

#seriously #spruethmagers #markwallinger #ego #nanabahlmann #london

Catch a glimpse of Mark Wallinger demonstrating the technique he used to make the original ‘Proteus Paintings’ which the ‘Proteus’ prints are based on, and check out the final prints up close.

📍You can apply for a ‘Proteus’ print until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio, and see the prints on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street in Soho, London.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#HENI #Art #MarkWallinger #AbstractArt #Plasticine #YoungBritishArtists

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

Mark Wallinger swapped paintbrushes for plasticine when he created his ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

Rich with associations of childhood play, plasticine offered Wallinger a medium through which to explore transformation and memory — a substance both tactile and mutable, charged with the familiarity of touch and the persistence of recollection. As he reflected, “unlike paint, no matter how vigorously the plasticine has been manipulated, the colours retain their integrity”. In the ‘Proteus’ paintings, these qualities unfold into shifting, abstract forms, echoing the fluidity of perception and the continual process of becoming.

The ‘Proteus’ prints, based on the original ‘Proteus’ paintings, are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Explore some of the details up close. 🔎

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #LimitedEdition #HENI #Art #MarkWallinger

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

HENI is thrilled to release ‘Proteus’ by leading contemporary artist Mark Wallinger, a series of four limited-edition prints based on original works from the artist’s commanding ‘Proteus Paintings’ series.

📍 The works are available by application until 17 November at 17:00 GMT via our link in bio. Each print is from an edition of 25 (+ 6 APs).

The prints are identical in scale to the ‘Proteus’ paintings, reproduced with crisp definition and vivid colour, and printed on paper that is uncannily faithful to the surfaces of the originals. All works are hand-signed by the artist on the front.

👨‍🎨 Mark Wallinger is one of the UK’s leading contemporary artists. He represented Britain at the Venice Biennale (@labiennale) in 2001 and was awarded the Turner Prize in 2007. His work is part of numerous leading international collections, including @tate, London; @themuseumofmodernart, New York; and @centrepompidou, Paris.

🖼️ The prints are on display in the windows at 29–35 Lexington Street, London W1F 9AH.

@mark_wallinger_mark

#Proteus #MarkWallinger #PrintRelease #Art #HENI #LimitedEdition

Finissage & Artist Talk — Arcadia
Join us this Saturday, 1st November (11 am–12:30 pm) for the finissage and artist talk, followed by drinks.

📍 The Bomb Factory Marylebone
206 Marylebone Road, NW1 6JQ

🎬 ARCADIA (2020–2021)
A kaleidoscopic double-screen film work, Arcadia reflects on the stillness and strangeness of London during the spring lockdowns of 2020–2021.

“During the pandemic the purpose or meaning of work moved from habit to something more existential for everyone, just as the limited freedom that was allowed in the first lockdown for solitary exercise and recreation brought something new to the streets of London, as we learned to move from moment to moment.” — Mark Wallinger

We welcome you to experience Arcadia, and join the conversation.

#MarkWallinger #Arcadia #TheBombFactoryArtFoundation #ArtistTalk #Finissage #FilmArt #ContemporaryArt #LondonArt #ArtExhibition #VideoArt

Now showing — Arcadia, a kaleidoscopic documentation of the spring lockdowns of 2021 and 2022. 

Arcadia (2021) is part of @thebombfactoryartfoundation’s 10th Anniversary Exhibition — a celebration of artists, place, and persistence.

Just a short walk from Frieze London, 

📍The Bomb Factory Marylebone
206 Marylebone Road, NW1 6JQ
🗓️ 10–31 October
🕛 Thurs–Sat  12–6 pm

🎬 Arcadia 
Channel 1 (spring lockdowns of 2021): 4h 38m
Channel 2 (spring lockdowns of 2022): 5h 9m

‘During the pandemic the purpose or meaning of work moved from habit to something more existential for everyone, just as the limited freedom that was allowed in the first lockdown for solitary exercise and recreation brought something new to the streets of London, as we learned to move from moment to moment.’

Field Painting Study 1, is part of @galeriekrinzinger presentation at @friezeofficial (booth A12)

FIELD PAINTING STUDIES continue my reappraisal of painting and the paradox of surface and depth. Created using identical fine mesh layers of voile material stretched over a support, the resulting tensions and distortions conjure dense and ungraspable moiré patterns, challenging normal perceptions of figure and ground. 

In physics, a field refers to a quantity assigned to every point in space, influencing everything within it. Michael Faraday coined the term in 1849, describing how invisible forces, like electromagnetism and gravity, affect everything around them. Fields are not only forces but also have an independent physical reality and can carry energy.

Field Painting Study 1, 2025 (detail)
Voile
60 x 60 cm

Also, stop by @thebombfactortyartfoundation ’s 10th anniversary exhibition with the first public showing of my film work, Arcadia. (15 min walk from Frieze London) Marylebone, 206 Marylebone Rd, London NW1 6JQ, Thurs - Sat | 12 - 6pm

Opening today!
Excited to be exhibiting new work with @fabian_lang at @minor.attractions in @themandrakehotel

Field Painting Study 3, 2025 (detail)
Voile
60 x 60 cm

FIELD PAINTING STUDIES continue my reappraisal of painting and the paradox of surface and depth. Created using identical fine mesh layers of voile material stretched over a support, the resulting tensions and distortions conjure dense and ungraspable moiré patterns, challenging normal perceptions of figure and ground. 

In physics, a field refers to a quantity assigned to every point in space, influencing everything within it. Michael Faraday coined the term in 1849, describing how invisible forces, like electromagnetism and gravity, affect everything around them. Fields are not only forces but also have an independent physical reality and can carry energy.

Tuesday 14 October
12 pm - 8 pm: VIP day

Wednesday 15 - Friday 17 October
12 pm - 8 pm:  Public days

Saturday 18 October
12 pm - 6 pm: Public day

Delighted to share that I will be participating in the upcoming exhibition celebrating @thebombfactoryartfoundation‘s 10th anniversary with the first public showing of my film work, Arcadia.

Arcadia, 2021 (still)
Channel 1: 4 hours, 38 min
Channel 2: 5 hours, 9 min

Arcadia documents the spring lockdowns of 2021 and 2022, presented as a double-screen installation that transports us 'through the looking glass.' Taking its formal cue from the glassy stare of redundant shop windows and the recreation ground that central London became—with empty buses running their routes regardless—people and vehicles appear and vanish in a play of reflection and symmetry. This symmetry was achieved entirely in camera, the lens pressed against the plate glass of shops, bus shelters and other reflective surfaces. The two contiguous films, of different lengths, run in a never-repeating loop, creating ever-changing image pairings.

‘For every action (force) in nature there is an equal and opposite reaction.’ Newton’s third law of motion and the symmetry it expresses became something of a mantra to me.

Over the past decade, The Bomb Factory has hosted a remarkable range of artists, reflecting the ambition and breadth of its programme. Founded in 2015 in a former munitions factory in Archway, The Bomb Factory Art Foundation has grown into five galleries and studio complexes across London. It has supported hundreds of artists with affordable studios, welcomed thousands of visitors, and forged lasting partnerships with schools, charities, and community groups.

I feel fortunate to have been part of this story since the very beginning. Thanks to @pallascitroen , @marcus___nelson and everyone at the Bomb Factory.

Opening: 9th October 2025 at 8:00 PM (10th - 31st October)
The Bomb Factory Art Foundation, Marylebone
206 Marylebone Rd, London NW1 6JQ

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