TIN MAN ART | London | Hampshire Gallery

Strange Dance is the culmination of a longstanding collaboration between Radiohead's drummer Philip Selway (b.1967) and painter Stewart Geddes (b.1961). The exhibition features the artwork for Philip's new solo album of the same name – his 3rd venture outside Radiohead – which is due to for release in February 2023. The pair began the project remotely during the lockdown induced by the Covid-19 pandemic in 2020, with weekly conversations by video link. The two men had met before the pandemic: but it was in their isolation, speaking studio to studio, that Geddes and Selway developed a creative friendship that quickly flourished into collaboration. ‘You had to occupy one space, you had to slow down,’ Selway says of lockdown, ‘which allowed these conversations to grow.’

TIN MAN ART are delighted to present the work of Catherine Anholt and Marie-Elisabeth Merlin at Encounters at the London Art Fair, Islington, January 2023. Encounters is a new section of London Art Fair curated by Pryle Behrman in which two meanings of the word ‘encounter’ meet. An encounter is often unexpected, perhaps leading to the discovery of an unknown artist or, alternatively, an unexpected style or theme from a well-known artist; an encounter can also suggest a confrontation between opposing positions and artworks that challenge entrenched views and understandings.

A TIN MAN ART group show featuring work by Catherine Anholt, Freya Douglas-Morris, Deborah Milner, Jacob Wolff, Lee Johnson and Florence Reekie. The exhibition also marks the London debut for two world-renowned former RCA graduates, children’s author Catherine Anholt and fashion designer and atelier Deborah Milner, who are returning to their first love—fine art.

TEST SPECIMENS an exhibition of drawings by Thom Yorke & Stanley Donwood used in the creation of album art for Kid A and Amnesiac

An exhibition and auction of artworks by Stanley Donwood, created for the Radiohead albums Kid A (2000) and Amnesiac (2001) at Christie's presented by Thom Yorke

An exhibition of contemporary landscape art featuring work by Freya Douglas-Morris, Hannah Brown, Stanley Donwood, Robyn Litchfield, Lee Johnson, Marie-Elisabeth Merlin, Sue Williams A’Court & Domenica de Ferranti