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Exhibitions

Four artists you ought to know — and a famous one you can know better

Here's why you must see the small wonders of Liam Hanley, James Turrell, Brian Rice, John Kiki and Gauguin

22 February 2014

9:00 AM

22 February 2014

9:00 AM

Liam Hanley: Land

Crane Kalman Gallery, 178 Brompton Road, SW3, until 15 March

Gauguin: Tales of Paradise

Ordovas, 25 Savile Row, W1, until 18 April

James Turrell

Pace London, 6 Burlington Gardens, W1, until 5 April

Brian Rice: Early Works 1959–70

Redfern Gallery, 20 Cork Street, W1, until 1 March

John Kiki: Myths and Goddesses

Art Space Gallery, 84 St Peter’s Street, N1, until 7 March

In this round-up of exhibitions in London’s commercial galleries, I feature three shows of little-known but mature contemporary British artists. There is a great deal of interesting and worthwhile art being made out there, but not enough of it comes to public attention. Most museums won’t show it, and there are only a handful of commercial gallerists who are prepared to back quality over proven popularity.

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