In the Gallery: Sarah Morris at White Cube Mason’s Yard | White Cube
Sarah Morris’s new White Cube show, "Snow Leopards and Skyscrapers," juxtaposes the elusive snow leopard with towering corporate architecture to interrogate the hidden forces shaping modern urban life. Morris populates her large‑scale canvases with recognizable symbols—from Cambridge Analytica and Palantir to the Bank of China, Johnson & Johnson, Eli Lilly, and BlackRock—mixing logos, match‑book designs, elevator banks and antenna motifs. She filmed a rapid‑cut "map" of streets and corporate sites using a nimble news crew, turning the process itself into a visual manifesto. She declares, "Art is a form of trespassing," and stresses that male‑encoded corporate power operates like a conspiratorial network, urging artists to "talk back" and reimagine a social form beyond these entities. The exhibition positions contemporary art as a direct critique of corporate influence on elections, healthcare, and finance, prompting viewers to reconsider how visual culture normalizes power and to demand more transparent societal structures.
Conversations: Klára Hosnedlová and WangShui with Sam Bardaouil | White Cube
The White Cube conversation brings together Klára Hosnedlová and WangShui to interrogate what it means to speak through material in contemporary art. Both artists examine the tension between representation—recognizable imagery—and perception, a mode of sensing that destabilises the image,...
In the Studio: Leslie Diuguid on Printing Cinga Samson’s ‘Oonomboyi 4’ | White Cube
Leslie Diuguid, owner‑operator of Du‑Good Press, discusses his collaboration with South African painter Cinga Samson on the screen‑printed work “Oonomboyi 4,” produced for White Cube. The conversation highlights how the press tailors its process to the artist’s vision, treating each print...
#Shorts: Sarah Morris: In the Studio, Part I
Renowned contemporary artist Sarah Morris is preparing a solo exhibition at White Cube’s Mason’s Yard in London. New paintings created in her New York studio are being shipped to the gallery ahead of the show. The exhibition, titled “In the...
In the Gallery: Klára Hosnedlová ‘Echo’ at White Cube Bermondsey | White Cube
The White Cube Bermondsey gallery opened Klára Hosnedlová’s solo show “Echo,” a series of installations that interrogate how memory and perception reverberate in physical space. Set against the gallery’s stark white walls, the works employ mirrored panels, translucent fabrics, and...
Conversations: Jessica Rankin and Gemma Rolls-Bentley | White Cube
In a recent White Cube conversation, artist Jessica Rankin discusses how she navigates a fluid, improvisational workflow that blurs the line between painting and embroidery. Rankin explains that she never received formal training in either medium, which she credits for the...