KIT GROVER: RICHARD WENTWORTH

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Wednesday

Richard Wentworth & Bold Tendencies

Tonight, May 27, marks the unveiling of Richard Wentworth's new commission AGORA for Bold Tendencies at Frank's Cafe in Peckham Rye.

Go.

Tuesday

Richard Wentworth: If history could be folded, where would you put the crease?

Yesterday Richard Wentworth's latest work for TFL/Art on the Underground was installed outside Southwark tube station.

If history could be folded, where would you put the crease?, October 2014

When You Look You May Not See, July 2014 - another contribution to TFL's Art on the Underground

Plume, 2012

Le Baton, 2000

Kit Grover Products for Richard Wentworth

If London Looked in the Mirror, 2006

To see more of Richard Wentworth's work visit the Lisson Gallery page

Art and the Pleasures of Knowing

A selection of images from artist Richard Wentworth, showing at Turner Contemporary's current exhibition 'Curiosity: Art and the Pleasures of Knowing' until 15 September.

Thursday

Black Maria

Gruppe and Richard Wentworth's collaboration is not quite as permanent as the Pergamon Altar, but still a good place for gods and fallen angels to congregate and celebrate their differences.

Friday

Richard Wentworth at the Lisson Gallery

A Room Full of Lovers, 2013 (detail)

Richard Wentworth's latest exhibition is now on at the Lisson Gallery. Open until 9 March, we highly recommend a visit. See products we have made with the artist in the past here.

A Room Full of Lovers, 2013 (installation view)

What Kit had to say -

This latest work by Richard Wentworth is something between a drawing and a sculpture, very chicken and egg, I don't know which comes first. The chains flirt with the floor like a line does the edge of a page. These pictures don't do it justice - just go, settle in, and let it work its message.

A Room Full of Lovers, 2013 (installation view)

The Square Holes, 2013

Apologies for Magritte's appearance in the reflection of this photo, a set of four, but sort of a good accident: you can list all the individual elements in the photos but together they are rather unsettling - I have been thinking about them for two weeks.