INVISIBLE-EXPORTS is proud to present Fetching Blemish, a group exhibition of portraiture and figurative work addressing human flaws as sites of revelation and distinction. The show revels in flaws, deformities and the grotesque, rendering or expressing internal conflicts and anxieties as physical features, and approaching imperfection as a portal of identity and self-horror as a form of selfrecognition (or liberating and even transcendent performance). This all in a cultural moment, or perhaps its immediate aftermath, in painting and otherwise, enamored with style and seductiveness as an uncomplicated bid for recognition of the most satisfyingly charged kind. That is, to the extent it is enamored with figurative work at all.
Each of the artists in this show are in some ways, or understand themselves to be, outsiders, some of them stiff-arming and others processing and repurposing a harsh critical gaze. All seem engaged in overturning tendencies, preferences, and prejudices in recent portraiture as showcase of beauty, as refracted vanity, even as pin-up.

Wolfgang Black - Celeste Dupuy-Spencer - Nicole Eisenman - Genieve Figgis - Dan McCarthy - Rebecca Morgan - Aurie Ramirez - Amy Sedaris - Cindy Sherman -

The Dairy Art Centre is pleased to present ‘Island’, an exhibition bringing together the works of over forty established and emerging international contemporary artists. It is constructed as the unfolding chapters of a novel based on Aldous Huxley’s Island of 1962, utopian story and counterpart to the Brave New World written thirty years earlier.

Inspired by some of the themes of the novel, the exhibition presents a selection of works from the collection of Dairy Art Centre founders, Frank Cohen and Nicolai Frahm, whilst also including loans from the Americas, Asia and Europe, and a dozen new commissions and first-time releases.

New commissions include Swiss artist Sylvie Fleury’s giant mushrooms, a clock work by John Armleder, a new wall painting by U.S. artist Ann Craven, ambiguous material by the Order of the Third Bird, traces of evanescent wall mural by Tom Benson, new works by Ursula Mayer, and Franck Leibovici & Diemo Schwarz.

Stepping into the exhibition the visitor is invited to retrace the steps of Bloomsbury-born Island protagonist Will Farnaby, observer, actor and catalyst, as imagined by the organizers of the exhibition, or to simply meander among singular artistic proposals. 'Island celebrates the polyphonic and singular voices of the participating artists and their works, inviting the exhibition's visitors to join in a shared experience of the here and now.

Weiwei AI - John M Armleder - Sylvie Auvray - Tom Benson - Valentin Carron - Jake & Dinos (*1966 / *1962) Chapman - George Condo - Ann Craven - Thomas Demand - Lijun FANG - Urs Fischer - Théodore Fivel - Sylvie Fleury - [Thomas Poulsen] FOS - Cyprien Gaillard - Gunjan Gupta - Anthea Hamilton - Thilo Heinzmann - Terence Koh - Sergej Jensen - Rashid Johnson - Per Kirkeby - Adriana Lara - [Franck Leibovici *1975 & Diemo Schwarz] Leibovici & Schwarz - Ursula Mayer - Takashi Murakami - Order of the Third Bird - Jagannath Panda - Maï-Thu Perret - Sigmar Polke - Laure Prouvost - R. H. Quaytman - Ugo Rondinone - Sterling Ruby - Tomás Saraceno - Julian Schnabel - Cindy Sherman - Dirk Skreber - Haim Steinbach - Rirkrit Tiravanija - [Jiten Thukral *1976 & Sumir Tagra *1979] Thukral & Tagra - Andro Wekua - Douglas White - Fanzhi Zeng -
Curator Sarina Basta -