Victory Over the Sun: Encounters with Light is a spectacular exploration of light as an artistic medium, featuring the work of 26 celebrated international artists who have used light as material, signal, metaphor and experience from the 1960s to the present day.
Participating artists:
Maarten Baas, Yto Barrada, Tine Bech, Chila Burman, James Clar, Shezad Dawood, Olafur Eliasson, Tracey Emin, Cerith Wyn Evans, Spencer Finch, Dan Flavin, Ceal Floyer, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Katrin Hanusch, Stuart Haygarth, Hilary Jack, Glenn Ligon, Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Erin McDougle, Steve McQueen, Tatsuo Miyajima, Ivan Navarro, Katie Paterson, David Shrigley, Liz West.
Curated by Natasha Howes.
Celebration 30 September 2026, 6.30—9pm
Exhibition 22 August—17 January 2027
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The Light
Aykley Heads
Durham DH1 5TU
July 2026
TALK & WORKSHOP — MASS Sculpture Programme
24 January 2026
MASS HQ Studios
Thames-Side Studios
Woolwich
London SE18 5~NR
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January 2026
the engineering of rubble
I am delighted to participate in The Engineering of Rubble at Thapar Gallery, Delhi, an exhibition that brings to India works by contemporary European artists.
Rather than treating rupture as something to be resolved, the works allow disorder to remain open, provisional, and in motion. Meaning emerges through patient attention: through pauses, fractures, and the accumulation of gestures over time. In this space, form is not fixed but continuously becoming, and the incomplete is approached not as failure, but as a productive state.
Participating artists:
Ali Glover, Ana Genovés, Charo Garaigorta, Damien Meade, Ian Dawson, Ian Gouldstone, Katrin Hanusch, Mike Marshall, Oona Grimes, Robin Megannity, Sarah Staton.
Curated by:
Jasone Miranda-Bilbao and Vaibhav Raj Shah.
Opening 31 January 5.30pm onwards
Exhibition 1 February—4 April 2026
Thapar Gallery
The One, Kapashera Estate
NH-8 Dehli, India 110037
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January 2026
Return of the Repressed
Presented over three floors of a vacant office block on Heddon Street. It stages a sequence of conversations between art objects, videos and non-art objects in a serie of constructed triangular rooms.
Curated by Toby Ziegler.
Opening 1 October 6—9pm
Exhibition 2—18 October 2025
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10 Heddon Street
London W1b 4BX
October 2025
Who runs the World
Who Runs the World is a multidisciplinary exhibition exploring the shifting role of authorship, creativity and human labour in an era increasingly defined by automation, acceleration, and technological advancements. The exhibition poses a timely and pressing question: in a future driven by technology, will the artist as auteur, and the value of the handmade artwork, continue to hold significance?
Curated by Pallas Citroen.
Opening 8 May 6—8pm
Exhibition 9 May—1 June 2025
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The Bomb Factory Marylebone
206 Marylebone Road
London NW1 6JQ
May 2025
UBIK 2025
UBIK 2025 is a two-part project by Changeable Beast inspired by Philip K. Dick’s novel UBIK. It explores the concept of UBIK, a slippery substance symbolising time, reality, and social change. Drawing from metaphors in the book and Dick’s essay on reframing reality, UBIK 2025 examines art as activism, redefining societal norms. Through sculpture, performances and more, Changeable Beast invites viewers into speculative narratives and dialogues about alternative futures.
Curated by Vivien Delta and Eveleigh-Evans.
Opening 23 Januray 6—9pm
Exhibition 24 January—8 February 2025
Hypha Gallery
1 Sugar House Island
6 Sugar House Lane
London E15 2QS
January 2025
Urrea.Zilarria / Gold.Silver
An exhibition curated by Jasone Miranda-Bilbao.
Exhibition 15—17 November 2024 in London
Exhibition 14—15 September 2024 in Arrieta
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Studio D
Art House Foundation
55 Laburnum Street
London E2
Church of San Martin
Obispo, Arrieta
Bizkaia, Spain
November 2024
Saturday Soup
with works by Katrin Hanusch, Adam Holmes-Davies
Caroline McCarthy, Roxy Walsh.
An exhibition curated by DJ Simpson centred around his interest in painting. Each artist emphasises surface quality through careful observation or deliberate application of detail.
Opening 11 May 2024, 4 - 8pm
Exhibition open by appointment 12—18 May, 12 – 6pm
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DJ Simpson Studio
Ground Floor, [SPACE] Studios
Britannia Works
56 Dace Road
London E3 2NQ
May 2024
Urban Mining
with works by Martin Green, Katrin Hanusch, HelenA Pritchard, Katie Surridge and David Rickard.
An exhibition of works that revalue and reform the material fabric of our urban environment.
Exhibition 15—25 April 2024
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Coventry University’s Delia Derbyshire Building
Cox Street
CV1 5PH Coventry
April 2024
East Bristol Contemporary — Instagram Resident
EBC is an artist-led gallery in Bristol run by Jack Lewdjaw and Karanjit Panesar. The instagram residency hostes a different artist every month.
February 2024
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February 2024
TALK & TUTORIALS — BA Fine Art at Norwich University of the Arts
By invitation of Ben McDonnell, Senior Lecturer in Fine Art, Norwich University.
8 February 2024
Norwich University of the Arts
Francis House
3-7 Redwell Street
NR2 4SN Norwich
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February 2024
A project by Katrin Hanusch
New work made in Mexico City.
Saturday 1 April 2023 1.30—6pm
Jardinera y Casa Estudio Ladrillo
Calle 20, No. 50 B
San Pedro de Los Pinos
Ciudad de Mexico
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March 2023
CatalogueA huge thank you to Nora Mona Bach & Sebastian Gerstengarbe for their hard work on the catalogue The Future is the New Thing that is published as a follow-up to the exhibition of the same name which paid tribute to the work of Thomas Rug, the former graphics professor at Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle/Germany, in summer 2019 at the Kunststiftung Saxony-Anhalt. Technically and conceptually very different positions of more than 50 artistic personalities, whose path led through Rug's teaching, were brought together in this show. Fine observations, exuberant mental cinema, abstract investigations, rough stagings, borrowings from high, pop and everyday culture made loud or quiet noise. Hardly practised techniques were given a contemporary airing.
The catalogue, edited by the curators of the show - Nora Mona Bach & Sebastian Gerstengarbe - now brings together the positions on 160 pages!
Order the catalogue here ︎︎︎
January 2023
Window 135
Opening 19 June 6—9pm
Exhibition 20 June—3 July 2022
Window 135
135 New Cross Road
London SE14 5DJ
www.window135.com
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June 2022
Mudlark
Opening 16 June 6—9pm
Exhibition 17 June—3 July 2022
Generation & Display
Queensrollahouse 18
Trading Estate Road
NW10 7LU London
www.generationanddisplay.com
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June 2022
Shortlisted for the Mark Tanner Sculpture Award 2022/23
Congratulations to Lee Holden who is the 20th winner of the annual sculpture prize!
The Mark Tanner Sculpture Award is the most significant award for emerging UK artists working in the field of sculpture. It seeks to reward outstanding and innovative practice, with a particular interest in work that demonstrates a commitment to process, or sensitivity to material.
There was an extremely strong shortlist of eight artists selected for interview from across the UK. Shortlisted artists were Camilla Bliss, Louise Bradley, Frances Drayson, Rafael Perez Evans, Anna Fairchild, Katrin Hanusch, Lee Holden and Rafal Zajko.
More at Standpoint Gallery ︎︎︎
April 2022
Watch Caustic Coastal’s new film about my practice!
Recently I went to visit Katrin Hanusch’s studio in South London to explore her fascinating multi-layered practice. She told me stories of how simple ideas turned into technicolour artworks, we dug into her vast archive from times when she ran artist-led spaces in Halle, and talked about how she’s building an accessible and inclusive foundry within her current studio.
Check out the film here ︎︎︎
April 2022
The catalogue OBJEKTPERMANENZOBJEKTE is here!
Huge thank you to Fabian Schneiker for accomplishing this beautiful catalogue with contributions from artist Butterland, Gordon Endt, Samantha Evans, Lize Ferrario, Katrin Hanusch, Alexander Janz, Mia Kleier, Tess Robin, Sarah Schmidtlein, Lea Schürmann, Tugba Simsek, Georgina Sleap, and Hyejeong Yun.
See the catalogue ︎︎︎
March 2022