‘No images of Daniel Malarkey’s exhibition ‘Offline’ have been shared in advance and no photography, video and social media use are permitted in the show. The artwork has been pixelated for the purpose of this article.’ – PLASTER The series of exhibitions included the works by Wilfredo Prieto, Lewis Chamberlain, Mia Kokkoni and others. Read […]
For her solo presentation at Sir John Soane Museum in London, I worked with Nika Neelova, the internationally acclaimed London-based conceptual sculptor, to create an essay accompanying the exhibition. During her residency at the Museum in 2024, Neelova delved into the nature of human experience, its frailty and temporality, and the ways it relates to […]
I was invited to write an essay reflecting on the group exhibition that took place at the Alison Jacques gallery in London from 24 January 2025 – 8 March 2025. Curated by Daniel Malarkey – the first guest curator in the gallery’s Cork Street space since its opening in 2023. The exhibition brought together […]
Luis Caballero’s paintings are an epitome of living. For the artist, the body alone could carry the weight of all the emotions and struggles that the human soul experiences all the while it draws breath. The male body is to Caballero what words and sentences are to a poet – it is his preferred language, […]
In De Profundis, the works of sixteen internationally renowned contemporary artists are drawn into a conversation with the Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece of 1897. The exhibition is set within the walls of L’Hotel in the heart of St. Germain-des-Prés – the house where the captivating, provocative and sorrowful story of the enigmatic writer ended.
A free display at the Design Museum in London, created by performance artist Fyodor Pavlov-Andreevich saw a collection of wooden furniture spread throughout the museum. Climb, hide within, and temporarily inhabit these sculptures to create your own experience of ANTIFURNITURE. Interview with the artist BK. Antifurniture. You referred to the exhibition as a theme park: […]
The Sunday Painter is pleased to present the first painting show of Portuguese artist Rui Miguel Leitão Ferreira (b.1977) in the UK. Opening June 29th and curated by Daniel Malarkey, the exhibition sees Ferreira further develop his self-portrait series Posing for Sue. The relationship between the artist and the model is one of most intimate […]
The Sublime in Nature envisioned by curator Daniel Malarkey in collaboration with Victoria Miro, Maureen Paley,Kasmin Gallery and other prominent galleries, brings together works by contemporary artists who, while at very different stages of their artistic paths, are indispensable for the foundations of the rejuvenated and unconstrained history of art: Claude Lalanne, Celia Paul, Didier […]
‘The imperfection is acceptance.’ -PF Drawing inspiration directly from nature and natural forces, young artist Purdey Fitzherbert blends classical training with traditional Eastern aesthetical values. In This Fragile Life, showing her new body of work, Purdey has created a human presence within a realm of nature by using found imagery, man-welded ladders and geometric patterns. […]
