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Sheida Soleimani at Atlanta Contemporary
'Medium of Exchange' on view from 12 April 2018 - 29 July 2018 18 April 2018 With her exhibition Medium of Exchange, Sheida Soleimani examines how oil is interchangeable with currency and the corruption at the... Read more -
Tamar Harpaz in FAD Magazine
'The Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London' by Tabish Khan 13 April 2018 13 April 2018 Tamar Harpaz: Crazy Delay @ Edel Assanti The instruments are gone and just their cases remain. However,... Read more -
Gordon Cheung in Assemblage Magazine
'In Conversation with Gordon Cheung' by Kim Booker 10 April 2018 March 09, 2018 We meet on a February morning at Gordon’s studio – a red-bricked warehouse building in an industrial... Read more -
Tamar Harpaz in ArtAsiaPacific
'Tamar Hapraz: Crazy Delay' by Ned Carter Miles 6 April 2018 6 APRIL 2018 The trouble with transposition is that, in the act of converting something into a new key, context... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani in Bust
'Artist Sheida Soleimani Creates Petroleum Pin-Ups To Fetishize The World's Reliance On Oil' by Anna Greer 3 April 2018 03 April 2018 Sheida Soleimani’s understanding of the world has always been shaped by art and injustice. Both of the... Read more -
Tamar Harpaz in Time Out
'Tamar Harpaz: Crazy Delay' by Eddy Frankel 29 March 2018 29 March 2018 Sheets of metal clang, huge panes of orange glass thrum, a drum thumps, cups and spoons clatter:... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani in the Guardian
'Art imitating life: how this year's Armory Show got political' by Nadja Sayej 15 March 2018 15 March 2018 New York’s biggest contemporary art fair saw a range of topical pieces ranging from school shootings to... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani in Artnews
'Ceramic Tools, Henry Kissinger, and Gobs of Vaseline: A Report from the Wilds of NADA New York' by Alex Battaglia and Alex Greenberger 10 March 2018 10 March 2018 Weathered fairgoers who braved a wintry mix of snow and rain for the Armory Show on Wednesday... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani in Hyperallergic
'Lapping Up NADA New York’s Lush Portraits and Giant Tongue Sculptures' by Benjamin Sutton 10 March 2018 10 March 2018 Some art fairs have themes. Some art fairs cater to fans of a particular medium. Others are... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Frieze
'‘Fat, Sugar, Salt': Dale Lewis's Carnival of Brexit Britain' by Daniel Culpan 9 March 2018 09 March 2018 Dale Lewis’s ‘Fat, Sugar, Salt’ – his second solo show at Edel Assanti – depicts life in... Read more -
Jodie Carey in Creative Boom
'Sea: Jodie Carey's new series of striking works that explore love, loss and trace' by Darren Clanford 8 March 2018 08 March 2018 British artist Jodie Carey was recently commissioned by London's Foundling Museum to create a new series of... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani in Artspace
'8 Artists You Can't Miss from NADA New York 2018' by Artspace Editorial 8 March 2018 08 March 2018 Despite winter storm Quinn laying down a threatening layer of snow upon the streets of New York... Read more -
Victoria Lomasko in The Guardian
'Victoria Lomasko: the brutally funny artist no gallery in Russia will touch' by Viv Groskop 2 March 2018 2 March 2018 Skinheads, truckers, schoolkids, drinkers … Victoria Lomasko captures everyday Russians in powerful graphic novels. Now she’s in... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani at NADA
Booth 2.06 | 8-11 March 2018 2 March 2018 02 March 2018 Edel Assanti is pleased to present works from Shedia Soleimani's new series Medium of Exchange. The full... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Elephant Magazine
'Dale Lewis: Pass the Salt' 1 March 2018 01 March 2018 Shocking, raw, tender and fearlessly human; Dale Lewis talks us through four of his new paintings from... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in The Guardian
'OOF magazine: where the worlds of art and football meet - in pictures' 26 February 2018 26 FEBRUARY 2018 OOF is a new magazine which explores the relationship between art and football. The diverse set of... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Apollo
'The joys of junk food' by Tim Smith-Laing 19 February 2018 19 February 2018 ‘Fat, Sugar, Salt’: it is an evocative little list. Put the ingredients together and you have the... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Artlyst
'Dale Lewis And Emma Cousin The Painterly Post Digital Vernacular' by Paul Carey-Kent 12 February 2018 12 Febraury 2018 The story of painting has become, in large part, the story of its response to other media,... Read more -
Jodie Carey in The Art Newspaper
'London museum to replace 300-year-old collection of male portraits with women' by Aimee Dawson 2 February 2018 01 February 2018 Foundling Museum launches £20,000 crowdfunding campaign for show that marks centenary of women’s right to vote in... Read more -
Dale Lewis in the Financial Times
Critics' Choice: Dale Lewis, Fat, Sugar, Salt 1 February 2018 28 January 2018 In “Family Fortunes” the artist is served up for Christmas dinner while the goose and pork stand... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Them
'7 Queer Artists Who Are Changing the Game in 2018' by Zachary Small 31 January 2018 31 January 2018 From veterans to up-and-comers, here are the artists who are shaping our queer future. Last year’s mountain... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Artforum
Critics' Pick: Dale Lewis 'Fat, Sugar, Salt' by Zachary H. Small 26 January 2018 26 January 2018 The kaleidoscopic horrors that Dale Lewis summons from his East London neighborhood provide an unsettling image of... Read more -
Dale Lewis interview in It's Nice That
'"I like the idea of giving up on trying to do the right thing”: inside the chaotic world of artist Dale Lewis' by Bryony Stone 24 January 2018 24 January 2018 Fat, Sugar and Salt are three addictive substances that many of us have spent the past 22... Read more -
Marcin Dudek at Palazzo Mazzarino, Palermo, Italy
'Giochi Senza Frontiere' on view 6 June - 4 November 2018 20 January 2018 Marcin Dudek's site-specific installation Giochi Senza Frontiere, 2018, will be installed at Palazzo Mazzarino's courtyard. The work of the polish... Read more -
Jodie Carey at The Foundling Museum
'New commission: Jodie Carey' from 25 May to 2 September 2018 20 January 2018 20 January 2018 Edel Assanti is delighted to announce that a new solo exhibition by Jodie Carey will open in... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani in Harper's Bazaar
'American-Iranian Artist Sheida Soleimani's Art Activism' by Katrina Kuffer 14 January 2018 14 January 2018 Oral histories, critical perspectives and socio-political injustices against Iranian women are tackled through the visual language of... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in Contemporary Lynx
'6 Artists to Watch in 2018' 5 January 2018 03 January 2018 Two galleries (Edel Assanti, London and Harlan Levey Projects, Brussels), one exhibition – Steps and Marches by... Read more -
Yoshinori Niwa film and performance acquired by Wroclaw Contemporary Museum, Poland
Wroclaw Contemporary Museum acquires Yoshinori Niwa's 'Looking for Vladimir Lenin at Moscow Apartments' (2012) 1 January 2018 Edel Assanti is delighted to announce that Yoshinori Niwa's Looking for Vladimir Lenin at Moscow Apartements, 2012, has been acquired... Read more -
Marcin Dudek's installation acquired by the Wroclaw Contemporary Museum, Poland
Wroclaw Contemporary Museum acquires 'Tunnel Recording' (2006) 1 January 2018 Edel Assanti is proud to announce that the Wroclaw Contemporary Museum, Poland, has acquired Marcin Dudek's 2006 installation Tunnel Recording.... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani solo exhibition at Atlanta Contemporary, Cue Art Foundation and Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Centre
'Sheida Soleimani: Medium of Exchange' on view in 2018 1 January 2018 Three US institutions, the Atlanta Contemporary, GA, Cue Art Foundation, NY, and Cincinnati Contemporary Arts Centre, OH, announced solo exhibitions... Read more -
Noémie Goudal at The Finnish Museum of Photography, Helsinki
A new solo exhibition on view from June to November 2018 1 January 2018 The Finnish Museum of Photography in Helsinki announced a new solo exhibition by Noémie Goudal. The show will be on... Read more -
Gordon Cheung in Elephant Magazine
'Artists of the Year: 2017, Gordon Cheung' by Gemma Padley 18 December 2017 18 December 2017 From stock listings and maps to spray paint, sand and digital algorithms, British multimedia artist Gordon Cheung... Read more -
Yoshinori Niwa in ArtAsiaPacific
'That Language Sounds Like a Language, Yoshinori Niwa' by Ned Carter Miles 15 December 2017 15 December 2017 “When an artist uses a conceptual form of art,” wrote Sol LeWitt in Paragraphs on Conceptual Art... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in Time Out London
'The best art exhibitions of 2017' by Eddy Frankel 14 December 2017 14 December 2017 It’s not a tough life, being an art critic. All the glory, the money, the praise, the... Read more -
Jodie Carey in ArtReview
'Jodie Carey, Earthcasts' by Laurie Macdonald 14 December 2017 December 2017 The lower part of London-based Jodie Carey’s installation Earthcasts is just about visible from Newman Street, through the... Read more -
Yoshinori Niwa in This is Tomorrow
'Yoshinori Niwa: That Language Sounds Like a Language' by Bobby Jewell 12 December 2017 12 December 2017 For Yoshinori Niwa’s second solo show at Edel Assanti, the Japanese artist presents a series of video... Read more -
Gordon Cheung at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, West Palm Beach, FL
'New Order Vanitas' on view from 9 December 2017 - 4 February 2018 9 December 2017 Gordon Cheung's solo exhibition New Order Vanitas is now on view at the Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens in West Palm... Read more -
Marcin Dudek at TRAFO Center for Contemporary Art, Szczecin, Poland
'SWAG & THREAT' on view from 7 December 2017 - 28 January 2018 7 December 2017 Marcin Dudek is one of the artists to be featured in the exhibition SWAG & THREAT at TRAFO Center for... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in Wall Street International
'Steps and Marches, Marcin Dudek at Edel Assanti, London and Harlan Levey Projects, Brussels' by William Davie 17 November 2017 17 November 2017 Kraków is known as the ‘City of Knives’ because of its recent history of violence to do... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in This Is Tomorrow Contemporary Art Magazine
'Marcin Dudek: Steps and Marches' by Kaitlyn Kane 30 October 2017 30 October 2017 Marcin Dudek’s new exhibition at Edel Assanti, ‘Steps and Marches’, pulls you in from the second you... Read more -
Dale Lewis at Saatchi Gallery
Dale Lewis in Iconoclasts: Art Out of the Mainstream at Saatchi Gallery 27 September 2017 Five paintings by Dale Lewis are currently on view at the Saatchi Gallery in Iconoclasts: Art Out of the Mainstream.... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in DAMN Magazine
'A Weekend in Warsaw' by Sam Steverlynck 23 September 2017 23 September 2017 The Warsaw Gallery Weekend confirms the reputation of the Polish capital's art scene for being edgy and... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in TimeOut London
'Marcin Dudek: Steps and Marches Review' by Eddy Frankel 22 September 2017 22 September 2017 Hooliganism is a dying art form. If you go to a football match in England to start... Read more -
Sorel Etrog in Artforum
'Sorel Etrog - Edel Assanti' by Sylwia Serafinowicz 17 September 2017 September 2017 Born in the small Romanian city of Iasži in 1933, Sorel Etrog rose to fame in his adoptive... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Elephant Magazine
'Expo Chicago: Gender' by Emily Steer 16 September 2017 16 September 2017 In Issue 31 , we spoke to artists who are redefining and blurring the binary understanding of... Read more -
Dale Lewis in Judd Tully blog
'Expo Chicago Shows Gathering Strength' by Judd Tully 15 September 2017 15 September 2017 Buoyed by first-time power hitting entrants Gagosian, Gmurzynska and Levy Gorvy, the sixth iteration of the International... Read more -
Yoshinori Niwa at the National Museum of Art Costanta
Group exhibition 'WOW - War of Worlds' from 30 October to 30 November 2017 14 September 2017 Yoshinori Niwa is included in the group exhibtion WOW - War of Worlds at the National Museum of Art Costanta,... Read more -
Marcin Dudek in Frieze Critic's Guide
'Critic's Guide Brussels' by En Liang Khong 5 September 2017 05 September 2017 Marcin Dudek, ‘Steps & Marches’ Harlan Levey Projects 7 September – 28 October 2017 Polish artist Marcin... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani interview in Candid Magazine
'Candid Magazine Interviews The American Artist Sheida Soleimani' by Issey Scott 1 September 2017 01 September, 2017 Sheida Soleimani is an artist who trained at the University of Cincinnati and the Cranbook Academy of... Read more -
Jodie Carey review in Frieze
'Jodie Carey' by John-Paul Stonard 8 August 2017 05 August 2017 Jodie Carey’s sculptural installation Stand consists of 50 slender uprights, roughly cast in plaster from pieces of... Read more -
Jodie Carey review in Wall Street International
'Jodie Carey: Earthcasts' by Jillian Knipe 8 August 2017 05 August 2017 In her book, Quiet, Susan Cain declares that we live in a world of Extrovert Ideal. She... Read more -
Jodie Carey in Whitewall
'Jodie Carey's 'Earthcasts' at Edel Assanti in London' by Nicole Gabe 24 July 2017 24 July 2017 Jodie Carey ’s third exhibition, Earthcasts, is on view in London at Edel Assanti gallery. The show... Read more -
Jodie Carey interview in Elephant
'Earthcasts' by Emily Steer 21 July 2017 21 July 2017 “The nice thing about this way of working is that you lose an element of control. There... Read more -
Marcin Dudek interview in Contemporary Lynx
Studio Visit: Marcin Dudek by Dobromila Blaszczyk 18 July 2017 24 June 2017 April. Sunday morning in Brussels. We’ve been promoting the latest issue of the magazine at our own... Read more -
Yoshinori Niwa performance and film acquired by the Kadist Art Foundation
Kadist acquires 'Exchanging between Turkish Lira and Euros in Istanbul until there is nothing left' (2011) 12 July 2017 Edel Assanti is pleased to announce that Yoshinori Niwa's film and performance 'Exchanging between Turkish Lira and Euros in Istanbul... Read more -
Jodie Carey interview in Studio International
Jodie Carey: ‘I like my works to be imbued with a silence and a stillness’ by Anna McNay 4 July 2017 04 July 2017 The artist talks about her developing practice, the impact of motherhood, her concerns with mortality and the... Read more -
Gordon Cheung interview in Elephant Magazine
'Studio Visit: Gordon Cheung' by Gemma Padley 22 June 2017 22 June 2017 “Most abstraction wasn’t really talking about the wider history of art, humanity and civilisations. It was an... Read more -
Victoria Lomasko in the Los Angeles Review of Books
'Protest Tea: Victoria Lomasko’s “Other Russias”' by Sasha Razor 6 May 2017 6 May 2017 Born in 1978 in Serpukhov, a small town near Moscow, Victoria Lomasko is an accomplished artist and... Read more -
Noémie Goudal installation in The Guardian
'Rhône glacier installation by Noémie Goudal – in pictures' 3 May 2017 Photographs by Vincent Levrat and Julien Decero, Ecole cantonale d’art de Lausanne/Project Pressure 02 May 2017 The Rhône glacier in... Read more -
Gordon Cheung interview in The Learned Pig
Gordon Cheung: Unknown Knowns by The Learned Pig 13 April 2017 10 April 2017 Unknown Knowns is Gordon Cheung’s third exhibition at Edel Assanti, London. The exhibition’s title is drawn from... Read more -
Gordon Cheung review in Aesthetica
'Pictoral Deconstruction' by William Davie 13 April 2017 11 April 2017 Currently on view at Edel Assanti, London, is Gordon Cheung’s latest exhibition Unknown Knowns. It takes Slavoj... Read more -
Victoria Lomasko in Art in America
'We Exist: Victoria Lomasko’s Graphic Journalism' by Michael McCanne 11 April 2017 11 April 2017 Over the past eight years, Russian artist Victoria Lomasko has captured, in sketches and portraits, the people... Read more -
Noémie Goudal presented at Hayward Gallery, South Bank Centre
Station II, 2015 6 April 2017 As the fourth of the Waterloo Billboard Commissions, Hayward Gallery presents Station II (2015) by Noémie Goudal, from her series... Read more -
Yoshinori Niwa at 1335Mabini, Philippines
Solo exhibition 'Untitled ' from 31st March - 28th April, 2017 29 March 2017 Yoshiori Niwa's solo exhibition Untitled will open at 1335Mabani, Manila, Philippines in spring 2017. Untitled will be Niwa's first solo... Read more -
Gordon Cheung interview in ArtDependence
'10 questions: Gordon' Cheung by Dirk Vanduffel 29 March 2017 Gordon Cheung is of Hong Kong origin and born in London 1975 where he lives and works. Cheung’s multi-media art... Read more -
Mykola Ridnyi's film 'Regular Places' acquired by the Pinakothek der Moderne Museum, Munich.
7 March 2017 Mykola Ridnyi's film Regular Places (2014-2015) has been acquired by the Pinakothek der Moderne Museum, Munich. The film was screened... Read more -
Victoria Lomasko in The New Yorker
'Listening to Ordinary Russians by Drawing Them One by One' by Sophie Pinkham 26 February 2017 26 February, 2017 I n “Other Russias,” a new collection of graphic reportage by Victoria Lomasko, Russians from radically different... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani review in Refinery29
'The Artist Remembering The Forgotten Tortured Women Of Iran' by Nathalie Olah 9 February 2017 09 February 2017 With so many news outlets reporting constantly across multiple platforms from some of the world’s fiercest conflicts,... Read more -
York Chang review in ArtAsiaPacific
'York Chang: Zero Sum Games' by Cleo Roberts 7 February 2017 7th February 2017 York Chang has an aptitude for words. His command of language and heightened awareness of semantics, derived... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani review in Photomonitor
'Sheida Soleimani: To Oblivion' by Anna McNay 30 January 2017 30 January 2017 Brought up with the stories of her parents’ dramatic escapes as political refugees from Iran, Sheida Soleimani... Read more -
Sheida Soleimani interview in Studio International
Sheida Soleimani: ‘Does someone really want to buy an image of an executed woman and hang it in their home?’ by Rosanna McLaughlin 25 January 2017 25 January 2017 At first glance, Iranian-American artist Sheida Soleimani’s artworks look like pop art for the digital age. But... Read more -
Babak Golkar review in This is Tomorrow
'Babak Golkar: a fair day’s wage for a fair day’s work' review by William Davie 1 November 2016 1 November 2016 Babak Golkar is happy to engage viewers on many levels with his work. His debut solo exhibition... Read more -
Babak Golkar interview in CanadianArt
'Scream into my Sculptures, Please: Babak Golkar and the Art of Frustration' by Leah Sandals 5 October 2016 A pot you are supposed to scream into. An Ikea vase recast in porcelain and returned to the store, never... Read more -
Gordon Cheung critic's pick in The Creators Project blog
'The F*cked-Up Faces of Expo Chicago' by Kate Messinger 1 October 2016 26 September 2016 With harsh overhead fluorescent lighting and far too many opportunities for art selfies in mirror sculptures, the... Read more -
Babak Golkar interview in Photomonitor
'Babak Golkar: The Return Project' interviewed by Christiane Monarchi 10 September 2016 Babak Golkar (b.1977) is a Vancouver-based artist who opens his debut London exhibition this week at Edel Assanti. This exhibition,... Read more -
Dale Lewis in The Financial Times
'Critics' Choice: Jerwood Painting Fellowships' by Jackie Wullschläger 26 July 2016 June 2016 Dale Lewis worked at Science Ltd producing pieces designed by Damien Hirst, and then as assistant to fantastical... Read more -
'Metatextile' review in Whitehot Magazine
'The New Wave of Textile Art: A Globalized Web at Edel Assanti, London' by Gracie Linden 19 July 2016 September 2016 Within the art world, textiles have never been seen as especially sexy. Rarely do headlines flash with record-breaking... Read more -
Gordon Cheung at Nottingham Castle Museum & Art Gallery, Lenton Rd, Nottingham, UK
'GORDON CHEUNG: HERE BE DRAGONS' FROM 30 APRIL TO 17 JULY 2016 17 July 2016 Gordon Cheung is a contemporary artist whose work captures the mood of the global collapse of civilization – or a... Read more -
'Metatextile' review in Sotheby's Cultural Crossroads blog
'Fashion, Design, Crafts and Visual Arts Unite in London' by Roxane Zand 28 June 2016 16 June 2016 London never sleeps when it comes to art from the Middle East. There is always one show... Read more -
Gordon Cheung in The Economist 1843 Magazine
'Here be dragons: Gordon Cheung’s daring collages critique China’s authoritarian capitalism by subverting traditional artistic genres' by En Liang Khong 21 June 2016 20 June 2016 In his mission to render the history of global capitalism as a sequence of shimmering, troubled techno-vistas,... Read more
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