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Burlington Contemporary, David Ostrowski: Test, 10 March 2026
Upon entering Test, the solo exhibition of David Ostrowski (b.1981) at the Perimeter, London, one is confronted by Untitled (Letters) FIG.1. It is a large canvas, nearly eight feet tall and six wide,...
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Upon entering Test, the solo exhibition of David Ostrowski (b.1981) at the Perimeter, London, one is confronted by Untitled (Letters) FIG.1. It is a large canvas, nearly eight feet tall and six wide,...
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Mousse Magazine, David Ostrowski “Test” at The Perimeter, 9 March 2026
The Perimeter is pleased to present Test by German artist David Ostrowski. This solo exhibition predominately features new works that explore the formal process of painting and its semantics. Ostrowski challenges art...
Read ArticleMousse Magazine, David Ostrowski “Test” at The Perimeter, 9 March 2026
The Perimeter is pleased to present Test by German artist David Ostrowski. This solo exhibition predominately features new works that explore the formal process of painting and its semantics. Ostrowski challenges art...
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British Vogue, This Spring’s Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions in London And Beyond, March 2026
In Bloomsbury, Prem Sahib’s installation at the Perimeter’s new site – a former pub next to its main space – prompts reflections on the queer subtexts of common material associations...
Read ArticleBritish Vogue, This Spring’s Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions in London And Beyond, March 2026
In Bloomsbury, Prem Sahib’s installation at the Perimeter’s new site – a former pub next to its main space – prompts reflections on the queer subtexts of common material associations...
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SHADOWPLAY, SHADOWPLAY Issue 9, February 2026
In his paintings, artist Florian Krewer stages the night as ritual and rupture — neon bodies cruising past empty corners, jazz dissolving into smoke, desire caught mid-gesture. His most recent...
Read ArticleSHADOWPLAY, SHADOWPLAY Issue 9, February 2026
In his paintings, artist Florian Krewer stages the night as ritual and rupture — neon bodies cruising past empty corners, jazz dissolving into smoke, desire caught mid-gesture. His most recent...
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émergent magazine, David Ostrowski at The Perimeter, February 2026
In David Ostrowski's show at The Perimeter in London, Test marks the first exhibition in which the artist brings together different bodies of work and exhibits them side by side, having made...
Read Articleémergent magazine, David Ostrowski at The Perimeter, February 2026
In David Ostrowski's show at The Perimeter in London, Test marks the first exhibition in which the artist brings together different bodies of work and exhibits them side by side, having made...
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The London Standard, Print Issue, 11 December 2025
These are vivid, energetic pieces, with trombonists spouting black smoke and couples dancing in defiance of death. Set in this space, there is the old London sense of renewal and of...
Read ArticleThe London Standard, Print Issue, 11 December 2025
These are vivid, energetic pieces, with trombonists spouting black smoke and couples dancing in defiance of death. Set in this space, there is the old London sense of renewal and of...
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Apollo Magazine, In The Studio with Florian Krewer, 3 December 2025
The German artist enjoys the solitude of his New York studio, which offers a refuge from the bustle of the city.
Read ArticleApollo Magazine, In The Studio with Florian Krewer, 3 December 2025
The German artist enjoys the solitude of his New York studio, which offers a refuge from the bustle of the city.
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The Financial Times, FT Magazine, 15 November 2025
He may be the epitome of an artist’s artist, but his work is — or seems to be — all around us.
Read ArticleThe Financial Times, FT Magazine, 15 November 2025
He may be the epitome of an artist’s artist, but his work is — or seems to be — all around us.
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Art Monthly, no. 491, November 2025
Producing photographs that are resistant to quick summaries and exhibitions that require the observation of many components, Christopher Williams is a joyful problem for the temptation to hurry or seek...
Read ArticleArt Monthly, no. 491, November 2025
Producing photographs that are resistant to quick summaries and exhibitions that require the observation of many components, Christopher Williams is a joyful problem for the temptation to hurry or seek...
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ARTnews, Top 200 Collectors, October 2025
London-based Alexander Petalas has amassed an impressive collection boasting the likes of Sanya Kantarovsky, Alex Da Corte, Ron Nagle, Christopher Williams, and Wolfgang Tillmans...
Read ArticleARTnews, Top 200 Collectors, October 2025
London-based Alexander Petalas has amassed an impressive collection boasting the likes of Sanya Kantarovsky, Alex Da Corte, Ron Nagle, Christopher Williams, and Wolfgang Tillmans...
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Financial Times, The privately funded galleries breathing new life into London’s art world, 5 October 2025
Despite commercial galleries closing and public cuts, a number of nonprofits are revitalising the cultural landscape...
Read ArticleFinancial Times, The privately funded galleries breathing new life into London’s art world, 5 October 2025
Despite commercial galleries closing and public cuts, a number of nonprofits are revitalising the cultural landscape...
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Art Review, Alexandra Metcalf’s Tortured Anthropomorphic Objects, 21 July 2025
Gaaaaaaasp at The Perimeter, London wonders how we could ever feel comfortable in this world.
Read ArticleArt Review, Alexandra Metcalf’s Tortured Anthropomorphic Objects, 21 July 2025
Gaaaaaaasp at The Perimeter, London wonders how we could ever feel comfortable in this world.
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The Standard, The best free art exhibitions in London, 26 June 2025
The first institutional solo exhibition of London-born artist Alexandra Metcalf, Gaaaaaaasp is an exploration of gender and interiority through depictions of psychological turmoil.
Read ArticleThe Standard, The best free art exhibitions in London, 26 June 2025
The first institutional solo exhibition of London-born artist Alexandra Metcalf, Gaaaaaaasp is an exploration of gender and interiority through depictions of psychological turmoil.
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Apollo Magazine, Alexandra Metcalf will see you now, 23 June 2025
‘Gaaaaaaasp’ opens with what is immediately recognisable as a waiting room, or – given the viewing window in a temporary dividing wall – a space for clinical observation....
Read ArticleApollo Magazine, Alexandra Metcalf will see you now, 23 June 2025
‘Gaaaaaaasp’ opens with what is immediately recognisable as a waiting room, or – given the viewing window in a temporary dividing wall – a space for clinical observation....
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FRIEZE, Alexandra Metcalf’s Sinister Vignettes, 23 June 2025
At The Perimeter, London, the artist explores how women have been mistreated in both domestic and clinical settings.
Read ArticleFRIEZE, Alexandra Metcalf’s Sinister Vignettes, 23 June 2025
At The Perimeter, London, the artist explores how women have been mistreated in both domestic and clinical settings.
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Elephant Magazine, Laughter & Tears ‘Gaaaaaaasp’: A Conversation with Alexandra Metcalf, 19 June 2025
Ella Slater speaks with Alexandra Metcalf about contemporary girlhood, the cyclical nature of anxiety, and Richard Dadd's 'Crazy Jane' on the occasion of the artists solo exhibition at The Perimeter.
Read ArticleElephant Magazine, Laughter & Tears ‘Gaaaaaaasp’: A Conversation with Alexandra Metcalf, 19 June 2025
Ella Slater speaks with Alexandra Metcalf about contemporary girlhood, the cyclical nature of anxiety, and Richard Dadd's 'Crazy Jane' on the occasion of the artists solo exhibition at The Perimeter.
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The World of Interiors, A Bitter Thrill to Swallow, 18 June 2025
It’s with a healthy dose of playful camp that artist Alexandra Metcalf examines the medicalisation of the female psyche – yet there’s no escaping the suggestion of something sinister just...
Read ArticleThe World of Interiors, A Bitter Thrill to Swallow, 18 June 2025
It’s with a healthy dose of playful camp that artist Alexandra Metcalf examines the medicalisation of the female psyche – yet there’s no escaping the suggestion of something sinister just...
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Artnet, For Rising Artist Alexandra Metcalf There’s Beauty in the Breakdown, 12 June 2025
The artist creates time-melding works laced with dark histories, psychedelia, and psychosis.
Read ArticleArtnet, For Rising Artist Alexandra Metcalf There’s Beauty in the Breakdown, 12 June 2025
The artist creates time-melding works laced with dark histories, psychedelia, and psychosis.
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VOGUE, This Summer’s Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions In London And Beyond, 10 June 2025
Head to The Perimeter in Bloomsbury for one of the summer’s standout institutional shows, Alexandra Metcalf’s Gaaaaaaasp... It really is a must-see.
Read ArticleVOGUE, This Summer’s Must-See Contemporary Art Exhibitions In London And Beyond, 10 June 2025
Head to The Perimeter in Bloomsbury for one of the summer’s standout institutional shows, Alexandra Metcalf’s Gaaaaaaasp... It really is a must-see.
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Wallpaper, Alexandra Metcalf creates an unsettling Victorian world in London, 9 June 2025
The convergence of disparate worlds, attitudes and aesthetics – that of medical institutionalisation and of leisure, aspirations of the past and modern sensibility, beauty and horror – works to humorous...
Read ArticleWallpaper, Alexandra Metcalf creates an unsettling Victorian world in London, 9 June 2025
The convergence of disparate worlds, attitudes and aesthetics – that of medical institutionalisation and of leisure, aspirations of the past and modern sensibility, beauty and horror – works to humorous...
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Flash Art, 351 SUMMER GROTESQUE FUNCTIONALISM, 3 June 2025
The third cover story is dedicated to Alexandra Metcalf. Metcalf’s work blends gothic theatricality with piercing feminist critique, exploring themes of madness, diagnosis, and containment.
Read ArticleFlash Art, 351 SUMMER GROTESQUE FUNCTIONALISM, 3 June 2025
The third cover story is dedicated to Alexandra Metcalf. Metcalf’s work blends gothic theatricality with piercing feminist critique, exploring themes of madness, diagnosis, and containment.
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TimeOut, Alexandra Metcalf: Gaaaaaaasp, 27 May 2025
The space recalls a clinical waiting area, but it also suggests something more metaphysical: a kind of purgatory, where time is suspended, judgment is quietly present and trauma lingers...
Read ArticleTimeOut, Alexandra Metcalf: Gaaaaaaasp, 27 May 2025
The space recalls a clinical waiting area, but it also suggests something more metaphysical: a kind of purgatory, where time is suspended, judgment is quietly present and trauma lingers...
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emergent magazine, Alexandra Metcalf at The Perimeter, 22 May 2025
The Perimeter has been transformed across a multitude of time periods, each room unfolding as fragments of a cyclical narrative. Situated during the collapse of Victorian domesticity, these sites intersect...
Read Articleemergent magazine, Alexandra Metcalf at The Perimeter, 22 May 2025
The Perimeter has been transformed across a multitude of time periods, each room unfolding as fragments of a cyclical narrative. Situated during the collapse of Victorian domesticity, these sites intersect...
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The Glossary Magazine, 36 of the best London art exhibitions not to miss this summer, 15 May 2025
Gaaaaaaasp focuses on Alexandra Metcalf, who has completely transformed the space – including the entrance and archive – into dark, satirical pastiches of 1960s civic and medical spaces.
Read ArticleThe Glossary Magazine, 36 of the best London art exhibitions not to miss this summer, 15 May 2025
Gaaaaaaasp focuses on Alexandra Metcalf, who has completely transformed the space – including the entrance and archive – into dark, satirical pastiches of 1960s civic and medical spaces.
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