Jonathan Baldock news

The Last Horror Show presents a celebration and exploration into the realm of horror through contemporary art and moving image.

Jonathan Baldock's installation, Take a Peek, transforms the windows of Hermès' London New Bond Street store.

Jonathan Baldock features in the group show Nova Libertatia, a project by The Orange Garden, in collaboration with NERO Editions and produced by Iterum.

Hear Jonathan Baldock in conversation with Yorkshire Sculpture Park’s Senior Curator, Sarah Coulson.

'Food in Art' is part of the museum's series 'Civilisation in Art', a multifaceted series of exhibitions exploring life through artistic interpretation.

Kokoro Dance presents 'LSD' in collaboration with Jonathan Baldock. 

'Contested Bodies' brings together work by more than 40 artists from across the gender spectrum.  The exhibition understands that gender is socially constructed and performed. It is not an innate aspect of someone’s identity. The presentation attempts to create a space where each artist has the freedom and power to perform gender in a way that feels right to them.

Phantom Sculpture brings together sculptures by some of the most important artists working today and puts them into conversation with key works by older artists.

'Jonathan Baldock: Touch Wood' is a joyous, sensory feast of a solo exhibiition that takes inspiration from medieval sculpture, sacred geometry, the seasons and folk motifs. 

‘Acts of Gathering’ explores different cultures’ ceremonies and practices around food production, harvesting and sharing. Using performances, songs, storytelling and symbolic objects, the show encourages visitors to consider their own connections and relationships to the food that they consume.

'WINK WINK' celebrates queer lived experience. Artworks by a range of contemporary artists forge a space to playfully explore queer narratives and identities.

Jonathan Baldock features in Poor Things at Fruitmarket, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Through collected sculptures, paintings and video artworks,  'Homo sacer: life unlawed' demonstrates how the law is not only embedded in (our) bodies, but creates the particular sense of material and social reality that we perceive in the everyday world.

'Strange Clay: Ceramics in Contemporary Art' is the first large-scale group exhibition in the UK exploring how contemporary artists have used clay in unexpected ways. Featuring 23 international artists working across recent decades, the exhibition examines the plasticity and the possibilities of ceramics.

Actor Russell Tovey and gallerist Robert Diament meet with artist Jonathan Baldock to discuss his works across multiple platforms including sculpture, installation and performance for Season 13 of Talk Art.

Celebrating its 75th anniversary year, the Arts Council Collection presents ‘Right About Now’ an exhibition featuring highlights from its recent contemporary art acquisitions, including a number of works presented publicly for the first time.

Curated by Deborah Smith, 'Human Conditions of Clay' explores expressions of humanity in the material use of clay. 

This new installation by Jonathan Baldock comprises sculptural deities which pay tribute to the four (or five) elements of nature: earth, wind, fire, water (and ether). At the core of the exhibition is a theatrical stage which represents the quintessence of things and makes reference to the cycle of time borne out by the seasons of the year.

We are delighted to invite you to join Stephen Friedman and owner of Modernity Andrew Duncanson for an online conversation about their collaboration, ‘Stephen Friedman Gallery at The London House of Modernity'. 

Presented by The Arts Club and Wedel Art, ‘Disrupting the Canon’ brings together ground-breaking contemporary works that challenge conceptions of ‘high art’. Reclaiming visual languages that have typically been associated with craft, domestic, vernacular, 'ethnic' and ‘feminine’ work, the show features works by Jonathan Baldock, Holly Hendry and Yinka Shonibare CBE amongst others.