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Pilar Corrias Pilar Corrias is a contemporary art gallery with two spaces in London, founded and directed by Pilar

Pilar Corrias, London represents:

Koo Jeong A, Peppi Bottrop, Ulla von Brandenburg, Ian Cheng, Sedrick Chisom, Keren Cytter, Gerasimos Floratos, Sophie von Hellermann, Shara Hughes, Cui Jie, Helen Johnson, Hayv Kahraman, Mary Reid Kelley, Tala Madani, Gisela McDaniel, Sofia Mitsola, Sabine Moritz, Elizabeth Neel, Ken Okiishi, Philippe Parreno, Christina Quarles, Mary Ramsden, Robert Reed, Rachel Rose, Julião Sarmento, Tschabalala Self, Shahzia Sikander, John Skoog, Rirkrit Tiravanija, Vivien Zhang

20/10/2026

Visit Rirkrit Tiravanija: (situational awareness) at Pilar Corrias Savile Row.⁣
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Comprising new paintings and performance, the exhibition draws a connection between British military history and the histories of labour, craft and production embedded within Savile Row itself.⁣
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On view until 14 November. Learn more via the link in bio.⁣
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09/10/2026

On the occasion of Art Basel Paris 2026, Pilar Corrias is pleased to present a solo booth of new paintings and charcoal works on paper by Christina Quarles.⁣
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The presentation will include the large-scale stretched painting, Stay Up Late to See the Light/ Stain’ Up Late to See Tha Light/ Staid Up Late to See Tha Light, 2026: a monumental triptych with panels that will alternate daily throughout the fair, revealing different orientations of the work. This evolving installation invites viewers to encounter the painting anew with each configuration, gradually unlocking its multiple compositions. The presentation will also include additional large-scale paintings alongside a series of smaller charcoal works on paper.⁣
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VIP Preview: 21–22 October⁣
Public Days: 23–25 October⁣
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Find us at Booth 0.B50. Learn more via the link in bio.⁣
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Image: Christina Quarles, Stay Up Late to See the Light/ Stain’ Up Late to See Tha Light/ Staid Up Late to See Tha Light, 2026. © Christina Quarles.⁣
Courtesy the artist, Pilar Corrias, London and Hauser & Wirth⁣

23/09/2026

Mary Ramsden: The Feeling of What Happens is on view at Pilar Corrias Conduit Street.⁣
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This new body of work approaches painting as a form of enquiry into consciousness. Rather than using painting to represent the world, treats the act of painting as a way for the mind to reflect on itself, an endeavour once likened to “trying to bite your own teeth.”⁣
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Learn more via the link in bio.⁣
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16/09/2026

Join Sofia Mitsola in conversation with Alyce Mahon (), Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art History for an evening exploring Mitsola’s distinctive artistic practice, ancient mythologies and the coquettish nature of her work.⁣
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The conversation marks the launch of Sofia Mitsola: Sisterly Affections, a new Monograph published by ⁣
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🗓️ Thursday 1 October, 7pm at The Hellenic Centre, London⁣
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£5 / £4 concession | Book via the link in bio⁣
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Video of Sofia Mitsola: Sisterly Affections. Courtesy the artist

07/08/2026

Artist spotlight | Philippe Parreno’s Marquee series, initiated in 2006, are unique works, individual in their form, light effect and construction.⁣
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The series was inspired by the glowing, flickering neon-lit marquees which were placed above the entrances to cinemas and theatres in the mid-20th century, announcing the titles of films playing inside. Deprived of their original context, Parreno’s Marquees acquire an altogether different meaning.⁣
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Explore more by the artist via the link in bio.⁣
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Philippe Parreno Marquee, 2022. Video: Andrea Rossetti .eu

20/07/2026

When I’m in My Painting, featuring work by Ragna Bley, is on view until 11 October 2026.⁣
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The exhibition brings together leading voices in contemporary abstraction to explore painting as both process and presence. At the centre of the exhibition is a newly commissioned large-scale work , in which colour unfolds as an immersive environment. The painting draws viewers into a shifting perceptual field, blurring distinctions between surface and space.⁣
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Curated by Kate Smith-Raabe, Chief Curator at Kistefos.⁣
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13/07/2026

Rirkrit Tiravanija: The House that Jack Built closes soon at Pirelli HangarBicocca. The retrospective centers Tiravanija’s long-standing investigation into spatial and architectural practice.⁣
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Alongside a selection of historical works dating from the 1990s, the exhibition, curated by Lucia Aspesi and Vicente Todolí, features installations inspired by iconic buildings by architects such as Rudolf Michael Schindler, Frederick Kiesler, Le Corbusier, Philip Johnson, Jean Prouvé and Sigurd Lewerentz. Structured as a constellation of diverse environments, the exhibition offers spaces for gathering and sharing real-life experiences, engaging with notions of leisure, play and rest.⁣
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Exhibition closes 26 July.⁣
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02/03/2026

Closing Soon | Best Femmes Forever, an exhibition of video installation and painting by the American artist duo Mary Reid Kelley and Patrick Kelley.

The four-channel video work tells the story of three women who violently lost their lives in the French Revolution: Queen Marie Antoinette, Madame du Barry and the Princesse de Lamballe. The rivalries and emotions between the women unfold in a ribald clerihew battle–short, comic verses that rhyme on a person’s name–between Marie Antoinette and Madame du Barry that playfully riffs on the real sexual jealousy between the pair.

On view at our 51 Conduit Street location through 7 March 2026.

Pilar Corrias wishes Tomashi Jackson a very happy birthday!Tomashi's first UK solo exhibition, Silent Alarm, opened last...
17/03/2024

Pilar Corrias wishes Tomashi Jackson a very happy birthday!

Tomashi's first UK solo exhibition, Silent Alarm, opened last week at our Conduit Street space. On the occasion of her first show with the gallery, Tomashi presents work that traces a constellation of historic riots in Los Angeles and London.

The paintings are mostly constructed from textiles collected from the two cities, embedded with pastes mixed from quarried stone dusts, soil, and burned palm tree ash. The palm ash references Jackson’s own experience as a twelve-year-old during the 1992 L.A. Uprising, when fires burned and ash rained across the city for four consecutive days.

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Exhibition views: Tomashi Jackson: Silent Alarm, Pilar Corrias Conduit Street, London, 8 March–6 April 2024. Photo: Eva Herzog. Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London

To those who make resolutions, and to those who have already broken them, Pilar Corrias wishes you a joyful 2024, full o...
01/01/2024

To those who make resolutions, and to those who have already broken them, Pilar Corrias wishes you a joyful 2024, full of happiness, fun and fortune.

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Image: Sofia Mitsola, It's just a cigarette, 2023. Courtesy the artist and Pilar Corrias, London

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Thursday 10am - 6pm
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