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Last chance to see: Samuel Ross’ ‘Land’ at White Cube, a first solo foray into fine art‘Land’ by Samuel Ross at White Cube (until 14 May 2023), marks the Black British artist and designer's first solo foray into the world of fine art
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Order and chaos: Dóra Maurer’s graphic multimedia works at White Cube -
White Cube opens a Hong Kong gallery -
Picture postcard: Gabriel Orozco’s new works at White Cube Hong Kong -
Class connotation: Liu Wei’s 'Silver' at White Cube, Hong Kong -
Christian Marclay’s outdoor projections put a dizzying spin on the ordinary -
Jeff Wall’s monumental photographs loom large at White CubeRenowned for his meticulously composed tableaux, the Canadian artist strikes out in a new direction at the London gallery
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A new wave of galleries arrives in Hong Kong -
Frieze London 2016 takes a nostalgic turn, as galleries look back to the Nineties -
Cerith Wyn Evans puts the concept of mechanism through its paces in White Cube showThe Welsh artist’s latest exhibition is a captivating continuation of his exploration of transcendence, translation and temporality
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Architectural futurism and urban ‘nudity’: Liu Wei at White CubeWhat is urban space without bodies? Chinese artist Liu Wei describes his eerie exploration of deserted cityscapes at White Cube Bermondsey
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Dystopian debris: Marc Quinn's 'The Toxic Sublime' enters Bermondsey's White Cube gallery -
Christian Marclay pays homage to Edvard Munch with new series of woodcuts -
Theaster Gates: London, urban reform and exemplars of Black excellenceThe American artist and urban planner returns to London for a cultural takeover on a grand scale, and – as one of five visionaries invited to nominate creative leaders of the future for ‘5x5’, Wallpaper’s 25th anniversary project – picks five exemplars of Black excellence leading the way for social and creative change
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Glow with the flow: Cerith Wyn Evans sets White Cube Bermondsey alight -
White Cube at Arley Hall: contemporary sculpture meets the English country house gardenWhite Cube’s first outdoor sculpture exhibition puts the work of 12 modern and contemporary artists, including Tracey Emin, Antony Gormley and Danh Vo, on view in the grounds of Cheshire’s Arley Hall
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Wang Gongxin at White Cube: hidden cameras, eerie minimalism and grey matterWang Gongxin’s show at White Cube Mason’s Yard explores cultural polarities and in-between states through 13 captivating new multimedia works
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Opera house: Carmody Groarke create an aria in timber for Glyndebourne's summer seasons -
Love stone: Tracey Emin embraces marriage at Art Basel Hong Kong -
Distorted portraits: Georg Baselitz’s ghostly oil works at White Cube -
Bone idol: Danh Vō’s ruminative sculptures arrive at White Cube Hong Kong -
Tracey Emin lays bare her own traumas in piercing new showThe British artist is as deeply personal as ever in her first London exhibition in five years, reflecting on loss, mourning, insomnia and spiritual love at White Cube Bermondsey
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Sarah Morris cuts through the noise at White CubeIt’s a homecoming of sorts for the Kent-born, New York-based artist, who debuts new paintings and her first ever sculptural work at the gallery’s Bermondsey space
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The big smoke: there’s more to Larry Bell’s latest show than meets the eye -
Haunted reflections: Larry Bell’s experimental work on show at White Cube Mason’s Yard -
Frieze Art Fair London 2014: the Wallpaper* edit
