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To mark Deborah Roberts' first institutional solo show in New York, Consequences of being, the artist will be in conversation with television writer and film producer Mara Brock Akil.

Caroline Walker's Study for First Aid (2025) will be included in Seeds of Solidarity, a charity art auction for Health Workers 4 Palestine’s Gaza medics Solidarity Fund.

As part of Caroline Walker’s major solo exhibition Mothering, Pallant House will screen Women's Work, a film by Nicola Black that follows Walker’s practice over the past five years, followed by a discussion with the artist and Chief Curator Melanie Vandenbrouck.

Stephen Friedman Gallery and Goodman Gallery are pleased to announce a collaborative presentation at Art Basel Miami Beach 2025, centred on a significant selection from Yinka Shonibare’s Library collections (2014-2025).

Join David Shrigley on Saturday 13 December for an Artist Talk at Kunsthal Rotterdam.

For the BBC documentary series In My Own Words, British-Nigerian artist Yinka Shonibare offers a revealing conversation from his East London studio, speaking openly about his life and artistic journey.

Caroline Walker joined Anita Rani on BBC's Woman's Hour to discuss identity shifts, domestic realities, and the value of caregiving.

Co-curator of Melvin Edwards: SOME BRIGHT MORNING at the Palais de Tokyo, Amandine Nana, joins Edwards to revisit the stories behind the works on display.

Guest curator Edward Enninful OBE speaks with Yinka Shonibare, ahead of The 90s a landmark exhibition curated by Edward Enninful at Tate Britain.

 

Stephen Friedman Gallery teams up with Showrunner to present After Hours, an event bringing together art and music in celebration of Ana Cláudia Almeida's solo exhibition Over Again. 

Stephen Friedman Gallery is delighted to announce representation of Vienna-based, Franco-Senegalese artist Alexandre Diop (b. 1995, Paris, France).

Join artist Caroline Walker and author Alex Hyde in conversation to celebrate the launch of the new book Caroline Walker: Mothering.

Hear Jonathan Baldock in conversation with writer Sacha Coward at JUPITER RISING X EAF25 festival on Saturday 16 August.

Stephen Friedman Gallery is pleased to announce co-representation of Brooklyn-based, Brazilian artist Ana Cláudia Almeida ahead of the artist's upcoming exhibition Over Again at our New York gallery.

On the occassion of her ten year anniversary with Fire Island Artist Residency (FIAR), Leilah Babirye gives an artist talk.

A new limited edition print Megascops Stangaie (2025) by Sarah Ball will be released by Migrate Art on 10 July 2025.

Women's Work (2025) is a new 60-minute documentary directed by Nicola Black about artist Caroline Walker. Several of Walker's works are on display in the group exhibition Labour of Love: Economies of Care in Contemporary Art at Glucksman in Cork, Ireland. To close the exhibition, they invite you to join the Irish premiere of Women's Work.

Women's Work is a new documentary directed by Nicola Black, about internationally acclaimed artist Caroline Walker, whose work explores the diverse social, economic and cultural experiences of women living in contemporary society.

Women’s Work (2025) screening followed by a Q&A with artist Caroline Walker, filmmaker Nicola Black, and The Hepworth Wakefield’s Head of Collection & Exhibitions, Eleanor Clayton.

In partnership with New Contemporaries, Christie’s presents 75 Years of New Contemporaries, to honour and raise vital funds to support the next generation of UK-based emerging artists.