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Join us in our Mayfair gallery to celebrate the opening of Seth Armstrong’s Overlook and Option Nyahunzvi’s Kwatinobva Kunoyera (Sacred Origin). RSVP is essential.Please confirm your attendance by clicking on the button below and completing the registration form. |
Seth Armstrong, Lemon Yellow, (Work in Progress), 2021, Oil on wood panel,152 x 122 cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Unit London. |
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Armstrong’s debut London solo exhibition presents the artist’s most consistent and uniform body of work to date, focusing on landscapes and cityscapes of his native Los Angeles. Enhancing elements from real life, Armstrong demonstrates a composite of multiple light sources across different parts of the day to create idealised vignettes that comment on the duality of the city. |
Seth Armstrong. The Delivery, 2021, Oil on wood panel, 183 x 122 cm. Courtesy of the Artist and Unit London. |
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In celebration of ‘Overlook’, Institut Editions is excited to announce Electric Avenue, the hotly anticipated, time-limited edition print release from Seth Armstrong.
The print will be released exclusively via Institut Editions on Tuesday 9th November at 6pm GMT and will be available for 24 hours only. |
Seth Armstrong. Electric Avenue, 2021, Pigment print on Signa Smooth 300 gsm archival cotton rag paper, with cut edges. Hand-signed and numbered by the artist. 24hrs open release. 50 x 67 cm. |
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For his debut Unit London exhibition Option Nyahunzvi presents a new series of work that focuses on matters of spirituality central to his own Shona culture. The title Kwatinobva Kunoyera (Sacred Origins) draws from a Shona saying that refers to the artist’s own spiritual roots. The Shona people, hailing from Zimbabwe, are spiritual beings that revere the land they walk on, the wild and domestic animals around them and the plant life and water bodies. Inspired by this rich history, Nyahunzvi’s exhibition explores the communion between ancestral spirits and the living. |
Option Nyahunzvi in the Studio. Courtesy of the Artist and Unit London, 2021. |
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To mark the closing day of our current group exhibition Song of Songs, we invite you to watch the thought-provoking conversation between the exhibition’s Curator Rachel Thomas and Ithell Colquhoun’s biographer Richard Shillitoe. |
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