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Miriam Austin’s SEAXBURH at Modern Art Oxford
6 June 2024
Working in collaboration with the musician/ sound artist and performer Lizzy Laurance, Miriam Austin presents a performance that emerges from the ancient fen wetlands of East Anglia, and the miraculously preserved body of Saint Aethelryth, Abbess of the first Cathedral at Ely.
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31 May 2024
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31 May 2024
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Jade de Montserrat: In Defence of Our Lives | opens 31 May
31 May 2024
Bosse & Baum presents Jade de Montserrat's second solo exhibition at the gallery, In Defence of Our Lives, bringing together works on paper that combine text and fractured images of bodies to voice experiences of exploitation and violation. Unapologetic yet vulnerable, the show interrogates issues of reproductive justice, race and trauma, and relates to plights for liberation through small works and large-scale works on paper, the latter of which form the unfinished Cobalt Folio.
Luke Burton in TimeOut
2 May 2024
Eddy Frankel reviews Bosse & Baum artist Luke Burton's latest exhibition at Gerald Moore Gallery, London.
Tender Resurrection in Doris Press
26 April 2024
Lydia Figes considers the interplay of materials, process and the natural world in Tender Resurrection at Bosse&Baum Gallery in Peckham, London.
Eileen Agar & Emma Witter: Tender Resurrection | opens 25 April
26 April 2024
Emma Witter’s inaugural solo exhibition at the gallery combines her recent sculptures with selected works by renowned British artist Eileen Agar (1899 - 1991). Tender Resurrection embodies an imagined dreamscape where memory, mythology and materiality weave wonder into the realm of daily existence.
Review in Garageland Magazine
2 March 2024
Jennifer Caroline Campbell talks to Luke Burton about his 'seriously playful' show Westminster Coastal at Bosse & Baum Gallery in Peckham, London.
Review by 500 REVIEW
2 March 2024
Henry Tudor Pole captures the idiosyncratic essence of Luke Burton's latest show, Westminster Coastal in 500 words.
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Bea Bonafini
Twisted, Edition 4/10
2022
Twisted is a handtufted, limited carpet edition created in collaboration with Bea Bonafini and TEN CARPETS in Athens, on the occasion of the artist's solo exhibition, Animals of Your Lips...
£2,160.00
Jade Montserrat
A Reimagining of Relations
2022
A Reimagining of Relations Jade Montserrat’s publication, A Reimagining of Relations, as part of her Future Collect commission with iniva and Manchester Art Gallery. This visually rich artist publication makes...
£10.00
May Hands
Crater VI
2022
Limited edition ceramic vessels by May Hands.
£150.00
May Hands
Crater V
2022
Limited edition ceramic vessels by May Hands.
£150.00
May Hands
Crater IV
2022
Limited edition ceramic vessels by May Hands.
£150.00
May Hands
Crater III
2022
Limited edition ceramic vessels by May Hands.
£150.00
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Bosse & Baum was founded in 2014 by Alexandra Warder and Lana Churchill. The gallery occupies a unit in the post-industrial Bussey Building, in Peckham, South East London, and is expanding into online spaces.
Bosse & Baum is active in shaping art discourse by giving a platform to contemporary positions; representing an international roster of emerging artists whose work challenges dominant historical narratives and is socially engaged. We work to facilitate broader social access to art and contribute to the wider critical conversation on contemporary art through a public programme of exhibitions, talks and performances.
Bosse & Baum encourages inclusive participation and conversation within the gallery, whilst supporting the growth of the gallery’s artists into a broader dialogue that includes private and institutional collections. We care greatly for our audiences of artists, collectors, curators, and all those interested in looking and learning, from seasoned professionals to curious newcomers. We continue to champion female artists: the gallery represents more female artists than male artists, still one of only a few galleries in the world to do so. We work to create the conditions in which experimental art practices can thrive, exhibiting challenging media such as performance and installation, and developing the models that secure their visibility in historically conservative markets
Bosse & Baum is active in shaping art discourse by giving a platform to contemporary positions; representing an international roster of emerging artists whose work challenges dominant historical narratives and is socially engaged. We work to facilitate broader social access to art and contribute to the wider critical conversation on contemporary art through a public programme of exhibitions, talks and performances.
Bosse & Baum encourages inclusive participation and conversation within the gallery, whilst supporting the growth of the gallery’s artists into a broader dialogue that includes private and institutional collections. We care greatly for our audiences of artists, collectors, curators, and all those interested in looking and learning, from seasoned professionals to curious newcomers. We continue to champion female artists: the gallery represents more female artists than male artists, still one of only a few galleries in the world to do so. We work to create the conditions in which experimental art practices can thrive, exhibiting challenging media such as performance and installation, and developing the models that secure their visibility in historically conservative markets
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