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Eugene Palmer: Standing Still: Ed Cross at 19 Garrett Street
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Gallery news, press and updates
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Leah Gordon: KANAVAL
Ed Cross at 19 Garrett Street 12 January - 18 February 2023 In her exhibition KANAVAL, London-based artist, curator, filmmaker and writer Leah Gordon presents a series of black-and-white photographs from her long-term project of the same name. Featuring revellers in diverse... -
Interview: Eugene Palmer with Flo London
November 16, 2022 'How would you describe your artistic style? My artistic style has in the past been referred to as ‘Black Classicism’, but I really consider my work to be more modernist,... -
Eugene Palmer: Standing Still
Ed Cross at 19 Garrett Street 17 November - 16 December 2022 Ed Cross presents Standing Still, an exhibition of new work by Jamaican-born British artist Eugene Palmer. Sourcing images from life, pop culture and beyond, Palmer begins with a photograph before... -
Considering Art Podcast: Eugene Palmer and Bob Chaundy
November 14, 2022 'One of Britain’s leading black artists, Eugene Palmer, talks about his childhood in Jamaica, how a school teacher inspired him to become an artist, how he evolved from abstract to... -
ANNOUNCING: Abdulrazaq Awofeso
Abdulrazaq Awofeso joins Ed Cross November 6, 2022 Ed Cross is pleased to announce the representation of UK-based Nigerian artist Abdulrazaq Awofeso (b. 1978, Lagos, Nigeria). Ed Cross will present a solo exhibition of new work by Awofeso... -
Kanaval: A People’s History of Haiti in Six Chapters review – spirited and striking
November 7, 2022 'Exuberant and historically rich, Leah Gordon and Eddie Hutton Mills’s engrossing documentary charts centuries of Haitian history through the lens of carnival celebrations. The country has witnessed unspeakable atrocities but... -
Anya Paintsil: World of Interiors
November 1, 2022 World of Interiors, December cover: Anya Paintsil's 'Blod', 2022. -
Leah Gordon's BIFA nominated film 'Kanaval' is nominated for two BIFAs
KANAVAL: A PEOPLE'S HISTORY OF HAITI IN SIX CHAPTERS is in cinemas from November 11 Congratulations to Leah Gordon and Eddie Hutton-Mills, now through to the nomination stage of the BIFA awards for Best Debut Director for Feature Documentary, and to DOP Joel Honeywell, through... -
Mário Macilau is shortlisted for The Norval Sovereign African Prize, 2023
Grand Prize Winner to be announced January 25 2023 'Norval Foundation and The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF) announced the names of 30 artists shortlisted as finalists for the second edition of The Norval Sovereign African Art Prize, an annual... -
Anya Paintsil and Hannah Traore: The Gucci Podcast
October 28, 2022 'To celebrate Anya's new exhibition in New York, Hannah Traore, founder and director of the Hannah Traore Gallery - a space committed to advocating for artists who have been historically... -
'We Gonne Be Alright': Art Exhibitions to see in London this November 2022
October 27, 2022 'Ed Cross is delighted to present We Gonne be Alright, the first UK solo exhibition by Ghanaian painter Pabi Daniel. We Gonne be Alright features more than a dozen new... -
Pabi Daniel: We Gonne Be Alright
Ed Cross at 19 Garrett Street 12 October - 9 November 2022 Ed Cross is delighted to present We Gonne be Alright, an exhibition of new work from young Ghanaian painter Pabi Daniel (b.1999, Accra, Ghana). Following the success of Daniel's presentation... -
Pabi Daniel, 'We Gonne Be Alright': 18 must-see London exhibitions during Frieze Week
October 7, 2022 'This show features a dozen new works by one of the most exciting artists working in Accra today. Largely self-taught, and using a method that sees paint take on a... -
A Turning Tide
October 3, 2022 'Ed Cross was one of the first galleries to offer solely contemporary African art, opening his eponymous space in 2009. He lived and worked in Kenya as an artist himself... -
Artist Wole Lagunju's first solo show explores issues of power, gender and identity
September 7, 2022 Delving into themes of cultural identity and a reinterpretation of contemporary fashion, Cut from the Same Cloth seeks to bridge the gap between two distinct strands of the artist's practice,... -
What I Buy and Why: Ed Cross on Collecting African Artists Before the Market Boom, and the £20,000 Jadé Fadojutimi Work
July 18, 2022 'Ed Cross has been championing the work of African and African diaspora artists since he founded his eponymous gallery 13 years ago. A former artist himself, he has also long... -
Editors’ Picks: Six Standout Projects from Documenta 15
July 6, 2022 'At the St. Kunigundis Catholic Church in Bettenhausen, Atis Rezistanz has staged an exhibition that is, at turns, haunting and ambitious in its artistic and historical scope. [...] Leah Gordon’s... -
Textile artist Anya Paintsil incorporates humour, hair and folklore to tell stories of her dual heritage
May 30, 2022 'She grew up speaking Welsh and always had a 'weird little art practice' going on the side, even though she wasn't much a fan of school or art, for that...
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