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21/10/2026

Remember, remember, the 5th November….

On a night filled with conspiracy and fire, we could not be more thrilled to announce the opening of ‘Felt’ a duo exhibition by Henry Glover and Miya Kosowick exploring the candle sconce.

While there won’t be any gunpowder, the gallery will be illuminated only by wax candle light and filled with the most magical sconces.

Join us for the opening on Thursday 5th November 6 until 8pm. One weekend only, with extended opening hours on Sunday 8th.

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‘Felt’
Henry Glover & Miya Kosowick
Opening 5 November
18:00 to 20:00
05/11/26 - 08/11/26
378 Essex Road, N1 3PF

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19/10/2026

Twilight Contemporary is thrilled to announce Louis Wootton-Davies’ solo exhibition ‘The Chippy’s Got Rid of Its Fruit Machine’ at the gallery. Opening Thursday, 12 November from 6 to 8pm.

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15/10/2026

Opening this evening from 6pm. Thomas Mead with ‘Damp.’

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‘Bathtime,’ Oil on gessboard, 40 x 30 cm, 2026

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14/10/2026

Ṣọlá Olúlòde’s work celebrates relationships and their intimacies by centring the representation and visibility of Black Q***r lived experience. Olúlòde’s canvases are dyed and layered with paint and pastel creating tactile surfaces with figures depicted as always on the move, plunging or gliding through water. This movement, this energy, build a euphoric tension which culminates in the embrace of figures.

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‘Gossamer’
Ṣọlá Olúlòde & Cecilia Reeve
06/10/26 - 31/10/26
378 Essex Road, N1 3PF

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13/10/2026

Opening on this Thursday 15th October from 6pm!

Twilight Contemporary is thrilled to present ‘Damp,’ the debut solo exhibition of London-based artist Thomas Mead. Tom Mead, (b.1997) is a figurative artist, living on the London/Essex border. Mead’s work is an ongoing exploration of existentialism and saudade through the lens of working class adulthood. The process Mead has developed harkens back to a childhood obsession with miniatures, stop motion and cardboard construction. Crude sets are created, with printed cut outs of figures and objects that can be manipulated in surreal ways. These scenes are then painted to create uncanny artwork that blurs the distinction between scale, flatness, realism and space.

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‘Damp’
Thomas Mead
Opening 15 October
18:00 to 20:00
15/10/26 - 07/11/26
378 Essex Road, N1 3PF

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‘It’s All Routine,’ 61 x 76cm, Acrylic on Canvas, 2026

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12/10/2026

‘Gossamer’, a duo presentation by London based artists Ṣọlá Olúlòde and Cecilia Reeve continues until 31 October. Inspired by temporal moments, together these artists offer us intimate snapshots into serene, dreamlike worlds.

Cecilia Reeve works in a hushed register, where figures have a stillness and a sense of contemplation. Reeve’s work draws on the traditions of magical realism, where we, the viewer, are drawn slowly into dreamlike scenes. The fabric delicately and majestically floating in the wind provides a sense of movement that contrasts the calmness of her figures. As with Olúlòde’s work, a sense of tension is palpable, though her work emits a feeling of longing or nervous desire.

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‘Gossamer’
Ṣọlá Olúlòde & Cecilia Reeve
06/10/26 - 31/10/26
378 Essex Road, N1 3PF

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To register interest in the catalogue follow the link in our bio. For all sales enquiries, dm or email us at [email protected]

10/10/2026

Our presentation at Swab Barcelona (Booth MF1) Plaça de Carles Buïgas, Barcelona continues until 9pm Sunday 11th October.

‘Naked Island’ is the name given to the world William Reinsch has been building over many years, drawn from his internal psyche. A world that offers glimpses and fragments into a place normally kept hidden. Reinsch began painting in this autobiographical mode after a tough period in his young life. Drawing and painting became a vehicle to communicate experiences he could not easily put into words, with early works given to his therapist as a means of understanding what he was experiencing. This approach has never left his practice, with each piece becoming a new act of exposure.

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Naked Island 112, William Reinsch, Oil on Aluminium, 30 x 40cm, 2026

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09/10/2026

Opening on Thursday 15th October Twilight Contemporary is thrilled to present ‘Damp,’ the debut solo exhibition of London-based artist Thomas Mead. Inspired by the act of looking back and a childhood obsession with miniatures, Mead examines the existential weight of what is missing by turning a feeling of emptiness into a palpable reality.

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‘Damp’
Thomas Mead
Opening 15 October
18:00 to 20:00
Basement Gallery
15/10/26 - 07/11/26
378 Essex Road, N1 3PF

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‘Ghost Stories,’ acrylic on canvas, 61 x 61cm, 2026

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08/10/2026

Twilight Contemporary is at Swab Barcelona (Booth MF1) with a duo presentation by William Reinsch and Kitty McKay.

McKay’s reimagined and manipulated urban re-constructions draw attention to the exclusionary structures embedded within public space. While Reinsch’s imagined rural landscapes form part of a wider world building exercise, allowing him to process and communicate experiences not easily put into words. Butted together, these urban and rural reimaginings stage a sinister cognitive dissonance between these two modes of world building. They ask the audience to re-evaluate normative perspectives on disability and mental health.

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Opening 08 October from 5pm
Until 11 October
Plaça de Carles Buïgas, Barcelona

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To register interest in the catalogue follow the link in our bio. For all sales enquiries, dm or email us at [email protected]

06/10/2026

Join us tonight from 6pm for the opening of ‘Gossamer’, a duo presentation by London based artists Ṣọlá Olúlòde and Cecilia Reeve. Inspired by temporal moments, together these artists offer us intimate snapshots into serene, dreamlike worlds.

‘Gossamer,’ the exhibition’s namesake, is defined in the Cambridge dictionary as the very thin thread that spiders produce to make webs. Threads, taken in isolation are thin, but together strong. The weaving together of lives is what this exhibition epitomises, where the touch of a hand embodies a sense of togetherness.

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‘Gossamer’
Ṣọlá Olúlòde & Cecilia Reeve
Opening 06 October
18:00 to 20:00
06/10/26 - 31/10/26
378 Essex Road, N1 3PF

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‘Dive Deep,’ Ṣọlá Olúlòde, Ádìr Oník(Tie and Dye), dye, pastel and ink on canvas, 90 x 116 x 3 cm, 2026

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To register interest in the catalogue follow the link in our bio. For all sales enquiries, dm or email us at [email protected]

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Wednesday	11am - 5:30pm
Thursday	11am - 5:30pm
	6pm - 11pm
Friday	11am - 5:30pm
	6pm - 11pm
Saturday	11am - 5:30pm

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