This exhibition features works by Florian Krewer, Raphaela Simon, and Carina Brandes. In the conceptual space created by three loosely linked solo exhibitions, the artists engage with corporeality as a changing experience of constant pleasure and burden, as an oscillation between attraction and repression, closeness and distance. The poles are the individual subjects and the group as a utopian place of longing in which the individual strives to become part of a larger whole.

British Art Show 9 features Hurvin Anderson, among others, and explores three overarching themes – healing; care and reparative history; tactics for togetherness; and imagining new futures. Each of the four exhibitions will also adapt to local contexts. In Plymouth the exhibition is centred on the migration of bodies, peoples, plants, objects, ideas and forms.

The Ranch presents Aaron Curry: DOOMSDAY PAINTINGS, a series of paintings and collages created from 2020 to the present.