L’Invitation au Voyage, Parlour, 16e Paris
October 2024
Flavie Audi, Marion Benoit, Lise Boussière, Enrico David, Maurice Denis, Robert Elfgen, Max Ernst, Brunhilde Bordeaux-Groult, Agnes Scherer, Kiki Smith, Stephanie Stein, and Rosemarie Trockel. Taking its title from Charles Baudelaire’s poem, the exhibition evokes the poet's yearning for elsewhere—a place where art, scent, and setting become part of a journey. It served as a subtle homage to calme, luxe et volupté, set within a private residence that felt more like a dream than an exhibition. World of Interiors article by Kitty Grady.
In the Pink, Parlour, NW5 London
March - May 2023
Alina Abegg, Hawazin Alotaibi, Charlotte Colbert. Darcey Fleming, Susie Green, Sarah Illenberger, Alexander James, Sandra Lane, Hannah Lim, Roy Mordechay, Mitchell Moreno, Candida Powell-Williams, Alicia Radage, Anna Skladmann, Harley Weir, and Zoe Williams. In the Pink explored the complexities of the colour, untethering its myriad meanings and exploring its arc of representation, from the virginal and hyper-sexualized, and extending into its significance within queer culture. Artworks and design objects by sixteen contemporary artists and designers from Great Britain, Germany, Israel, and Saudi Arabia played on the complexity of the colour to collapse binaries and reclaim agency of its story. Review by Ilaria Puri Purini for The Contemporary Art Society.
Between Dog and Wolf, Parlour, NW5 London
November - December 2022
Blue Firth, Hannah Lim, Chantal Powell, Candida Powell-Williams, Anna Skladmann, and Sophie Wahlquist. A common phrase in French [entre chien et loup] to describe twilight or the magic or witching hour, ‘between dog and wolf’ refers to a liminal passage of time and space. A metaphorical crossover from the domesticated to the wild, the moment between dog and wolf opens up opportunity for transformation and re-connection to one’s primal self.
If these walls could talk, Parlour, NW5 London
May - July, 2022
Freya Bramble-Carter, Will Cruickshank, Susie Green, Sandra Lane, Marisol, Anousha Payne, Daniel Silver, Sophie Wahlquist, Xenia Vitos, and Maddalena Zadra. Featuring over 30 works across four floors, If these walls could talk included a sound installation in the guest loo, paintings, tablecloths, candelabras, ceiling pendants, ceramic wigs dangling from the ceiling, and more.As the inaugural exhibition of Parlour, it celebrated the concept of home through works by 14 artists, depictingthe rituals and rhythms of domestic life. The home, as a container for experience, memories, and dreams, becomes an extension of its inhabitants.
PLAY, The Arcade Project, Whiteley’s, London, 2018
Jarvis Cocker’s Journeys to the Outside, The Gallery of Everything, London, 2016 (assistant curator)
Howard Finster, Nek Chand Saini, WC Rice and Chomo, as well as rarely-seen objects by Abbé Fouré, St EOM and Karl Friedrich Junker.
Mark Tobey: Between East and West, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin 2014
Jeongmoon Choi: PULS, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin 2014
Giacomo Balla & Gino Severini, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2013
RB KITAJ, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2013
Howard Wise Gallery: Exploring the New, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2012
Billy Apple, Christo, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Piero Dorazio, Edward Dugmore, Heinz Mack, Charlotte Moorman, Nam June Paik, Otto Piene, George Rickey, Peter Sedgley, Eric Siegel, and Takis.
The Bilboquet: Marcel Duchamp, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2012
Burke + Norfolk: Photographs from the War in Afghanistan, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2011
Paul Goesch: Phantastische Träumerein, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2011
George Grosz, Esq.: Drawings for Esquire Magazine, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2010
Piero Dorazio: 60s-80s, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2010
Manifest Destiny: Mildred Howard, Tom Molloy, Simon Norfolk, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2009
Eric Fonteneau, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2009
Your Uncle Feininger: Cartoons and Comic Strips by Lyonel Feininger, Moeller Fine Art, Berlin, 2009
Enoc Perez, Sander Collection, Berlin, 2004
Rachel Whiteread, Sander Collection, Berlin, 2003
Vanessa Beecroft: Photographs from VB34 & VB38, Sander Collection, Berlin, 2003