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It\u2019s 2025\u2014Happy New Year to you and yours! A fresh calendar brings a fresh slate for the arts: new exhibitions, rising stars, and the buzz of art fairs on the horizon. While the winter chill lingers in the January air London\u2019s galleries promise to keep your creative spirit warm.<\/p>\n

Here are our Five Exhibitions To See In London In January<\/a><\/strong> 2025<\/em>, guaranteed to ignite your artistic fire and set the tone for the year ahead. As official media partners for the London Art Fair<\/a><\/strong>, we\u2019re excited to offer 20% off tickets<\/strong> to help you kick-start your art-collecting journey and immerse yourself in the best of contemporary and modern art.<\/p>\n

First on our list is They Shoot Horses, Don\u2019t They?<\/a><\/strong><\/em>, an audacious new chapter for London-based artist Lawrence Perry<\/strong>. Known for his mastery as a figurative painter, Perry\u2019s latest works transform his circle of mostly young artists into spellbinding mythological tableaux vivants<\/em>.<\/p>\n

Each piece balances on the edge of the tangible and the otherworldly\u2014meticulously rendered with a precision that feels vividly real, layered with an uncanny, surreal tension a daring exploration of narrative and form.<\/p>\n

Next, we delve into the vivid realms of digital expression with Marseille-based artist Sara Sadik <\/strong><\/a>at ANNKA KULTYS. Sadik presents her La Potion <\/em><\/a>(EH)<\/em> (2023)<\/strong>, an elegiac video work that draws viewers into an intimate odyssey of healing. Through a poignant narrative, the artist\u2019s avatar embarks on a search for solace\u2014imagining constellations, wandering through a serene garden, leaping into the sea, and gliding beneath its waves. The journey unfolds as a visual poem, each moment imbued with a tender sense of calm and restoration, inviting us to reflect on the universal longing to feel whole again.<\/p>\n

The next stop on our Five Exhibitions To See In London In January 2025<\/em><\/em> is Incitatus<\/a><\/strong><\/em> by English-Indian artist Tanya Ling<\/a><\/strong> at Lyndsey Ingram. This exhibition debuts an entirely new body of work, accompanied by an illustrated publication and an interview with Dr. Gilda Williams. Ling\u2019s pieces respond to both her lifelong love of horses and the unique setting of the Lyndsey Ingram gallery\u2014a converted 19th-century stable at Number 16.<\/p>\n

The exhibition\u2019s title, Incitatus<\/em>, holds a dual meaning. In a religious context, it refers to the apostle Peter\u2019s call to \u201clove one another deeply,\u201d while also evoking the action of a horse at full gallop. This fusion of themes underscores the dynamism and passion inherent in Ling\u2019s latest work.<\/p>\n

Next, we visit sketch , continuing its collaboration with Pearl Lam Galleries, with Paris-based Slovakian artist Michal Korman\u2019s The Rendezvous for an Innocent Walk<\/a><\/strong><\/em>. This series is showcased throughout the entrance hall of the Mayfair restaurant, merging artistry with space to create a captivating dialogue.<\/p>\n

Our final stop on our Five Exhibitions To See In London In January<\/strong> 2025<\/strong> is Dover Street at Gazelli Art House for Lilly Fenichel\u2019s first UK solo exhibition, Against the Grain<\/em>.<\/a><\/strong> Fenichel\u2019s work is imbued with a powerful spirit of rebellion and defiance\u2014a career defined by resistance to the art market\u2019s pressures and an unwavering commitment to her vision. Her expressive canvases, haunting drawings, and layered sculptures stand as a testament to an artist who forged her own path, embodying the bold independence that defined mid-century abstraction.<\/p>\n

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Our Five Exhibitions To See In London In January 2025<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Lawrence Perry in the studio, November 2024. Shot by Isaac Lamb lbf<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Lawrence Perry: They Shoot Horses, Don\u2019t They?<\/h3>\n

LBF Contemporary<\/strong> is delighted to display They Shoot Horses, Don\u2019t They?<\/strong><\/em>, an ambitious new body of work by London-based artist Lawrence Perry<\/a><\/strong>. A gifted figurative painter, Perry\u2019s works in this series stage meticulously rendered depictions of his coterie of mostly young artists into mythological tableau vivants that are at once extraordinarily realistic yet strange and surreal.<\/p>\n

Drawing on a range of profound and coarse cultural sources\u2014from the Greek myth of Leda and the Swan<\/em> to the anarchic entertainment of Punch and Judy<\/em>, and from Virginia Woolf\u2019s time-traveling Orlando<\/em> to the Biblical story of Judith beheading Holofernes<\/em>\u2014Perry reimagines familiar and foundational cultural touchstones, transforming them from mere likeness to something entirely new.<\/p>\n

Lawrence Perry: They Shoot Horses, Don\u2019t They?
10th January, 2025 \u2013 13th February, 2025
LBF Contemporary
13 Tottenham Mews
London, UK<\/strong><\/p>\n

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SARA SADIK La Potion (EH) 2023 Video (colour, sound), MP4 of real time gaming system (Unity) 13 min 05 sec 3024 x 1680px Edition of 5 + 2AP (SSad001.23)
Comissionned by BMW Open Work, Frieze London<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Sara Sadik: La Potion<\/h3>\n

ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY is pleased to present an exhibition of a single-channel video by Sara Sadik<\/strong><\/a> (b. 1994). This will be the Bordeaux-born, Marseille\u2013based artist\u2019s debut solo presentation with ANNKA KULTYS GALLERY and her first solo exhibition in London.<\/p>\n

La Potion<\/a><\/strong> (EH)<\/em>\u00a0(2023), Sara Sadik\u2019s elegiac work of video art commences with a narrator who introduces a new video game and like us, is looking at the \u2018gameplay\u2019 for the first time. However, this game features an avatar of himself. Stressed and anxious the avatar sets out on a walk looking for light and healing: \u201cWe will seek happiness since it does not come to us.\u201d Like a magic drink,\u00a0La Potion<\/em>\u00a0takes the narrator\/avatar on a journey to find a way to feel better. Imagining constellations in the sky, walking through a beautiful garden, jumping towards the sea and swimming beneath the waves he feels soothed and calmed<\/p>\n

Sara Sadik: La Potion
17th January, 2025 \u2014 1st March, 2025
Annka Kultys Gallery
Unit 9
472 Hackney Road
London E2 9EQ<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Tanya Ling
A Jet of Our Own<\/em>, 2024
Oil on canvas. Signed.
180 x 130 cm (70 7\/8 x 51 1\/8 in)
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Tanya Ling: Incitatus<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Lyndsey Ingram<\/strong> is delighted to present the gallery\u2019s first solo exhibition of paintings and sculptures by English-Indian artist Tanya Ling<\/a><\/strong>. The exhibition debuts an entirely new body of work and will be accompanied by an illustrated publication and interview by Dr Gilda Williams<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

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The exhibition is titled Incitatus. <\/em>Ling has made work which responds to both her lifelong love of horses as well as the Lyndsey Ingram gallery at Number 16, a converted 19th century stable. The title stems from this Greek word which has dual meanings; one of which \u2013 in a religious context \u2013 means to love one another deeply according to the apostle Peter, and the other to the action of a horse at full gallop.<\/p>\n

Tanya Ling: Incitatus
27th January, 2025 \u2013 14th March, 2025
Lyndsey Ingram
16 Bourdon Street
London W1K 3PH<\/strong><\/p>\n

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michal korman, garden of delight 2024 oil on canvas triptych
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Michal Korman: The Rendezvous for an Innocent Walk<\/h3>\n

In the culminating exhibition of a year-long collaboration between Hong Kong and Shanghai-
based Pearl Lam Galleries and Mayfair restaurant sketch<\/strong>, three brand-new paintings by Paris-based Slovakian artist Michal Korman<\/a><\/strong> will be showcased throughout the entrance hall of sketch from 9 January to 9 March.<\/p>\n

This partnership has provided a platform for artworks from the gallery\u2019s international roster to be shown in the UK, fostering cross-cultural exchange and underscoring how both food and art play a central role in creating memorable experiences and meaningful connections. The exhibition presents a series of interconnected scenes exploring French gardens and interiors associated with the legacy of Marie Antoinette, framed as though viewed from behind a French window.<\/p>\n

Michal Korman: The Rendezvous for an Innocent Walk
9th January, 2025 \u2013 9th March, 2025
sketch
9 Conduit St
London W1S 2XG<\/strong><\/p>\n

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Lilly in the studio Image courtesy of Gazelli Art House \u00a9 Gazelli Art House<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n<\/div>\n

Lilly Fenichel: Against the Grain<\/h3>\n

Gazelli Art House will open their 2025 programme with Lilly Fenichel<\/a><\/strong>\u2019s first UK solo exhibition, titled Against the Grain<\/strong>.<\/em> Lilly Feniche<\/strong>l\u2019s work is imbued with her own powerful rebel persona and defiance\u2014a career defined by resistance to the art market\u2019s pressures and an unwavering commitment to her vision. Her expressive canvases, haunting drawings, and layered sculptures stand as a tribute to an artist who didn\u2019t follow trends but set her own creative path, embodying the spirit of independence that fueled mid-century abstraction.<\/p>\n

Lilly Fenichel: Against the Grain
24th January, 2025 \u2014 15th March, 2025
Gazelli Art House
39 Dover Street
London
W1S 4NN<\/strong><\/p>\n

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