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#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Antares, a solo exhibition by Marlon De Azambuja (@marlondeazambuja) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 10 October - 29 November 2025.

Antares challenges linear narratives and rigid ideologies that once defined our understanding of the world, yet now fail to anchor us in an era where certainty dissolves by the day. Like the bright, red star Antares, historically used as a navigational reference across cultures, the exhibition offers a celestial map of orientation that is guided by a sensitivity to the shifting ground beneath, offering tactile coordinates within an increasingly digital landscape.

Installation Views by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Antares, a solo exhibition by Marlon De Azambuja (@marlondeazambuja) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 10 October - 29 November 2025.

Antares challenges linear narratives and rigid ideologies that once defined our understanding of the world, yet now fail to anchor us in an era where certainty dissolves by the day. Like the bright, red star Antares, historically used as a navigational reference across cultures, the exhibition offers a celestial map of orientation that is guided by a sensitivity to the shifting ground beneath, offering tactile coordinates within an increasingly digital landscape.

Installation Views by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Antares, a solo exhibition by Marlon De Azambuja (@marlondeazambuja) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 10 October - 29 November 2025.

Antares challenges linear narratives and rigid ideologies that once defined our understanding of the world, yet now fail to anchor us in an era where certainty dissolves by the day. Like the bright, red star Antares, historically used as a navigational reference across cultures, the exhibition offers a celestial map of orientation that is guided by a sensitivity to the shifting ground beneath, offering tactile coordinates within an increasingly digital landscape.

Installation Views by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Antares, a solo exhibition by Marlon De Azambuja (@marlondeazambuja) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 10 October - 29 November 2025.

Antares challenges linear narratives and rigid ideologies that once defined our understanding of the world, yet now fail to anchor us in an era where certainty dissolves by the day. Like the bright, red star Antares, historically used as a navigational reference across cultures, the exhibition offers a celestial map of orientation that is guided by a sensitivity to the shifting ground beneath, offering tactile coordinates within an increasingly digital landscape.

Installation Views by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Antares, a solo exhibition by Marlon De Azambuja (@marlondeazambuja) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 10 October - 29 November 2025.

Antares challenges linear narratives and rigid ideologies that once defined our understanding of the world, yet now fail to anchor us in an era where certainty dissolves by the day. Like the bright, red star Antares, historically used as a navigational reference across cultures, the exhibition offers a celestial map of orientation that is guided by a sensitivity to the shifting ground beneath, offering tactile coordinates within an increasingly digital landscape.

Installation Views by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Details of Yujin Son @art_yujin “Liberation Under Identifying With”, 2025 - Acrylic, oil pastel, and oil on linen, 130 × 97 cm

#OnView as part of The God is Selfish and the Trees are Wise at @noritogallery. 9 October – 8 November 2025

Artwork documentation by Studio Deew @studiodeew

Details of Yujin Son @art_yujin “Liberation Under Identifying With”, 2025 - Acrylic, oil pastel, and oil on linen, 130 × 97 cm

#OnView as part of The God is Selfish and the Trees are Wise at @noritogallery. 9 October – 8 November 2025

Artwork documentation by Studio Deew @studiodeew

Details of Yujin Son @art_yujin “Liberation Under Identifying With”, 2025 - Acrylic, oil pastel, and oil on linen, 130 × 97 cm

#OnView as part of The God is Selfish and the Trees are Wise at @noritogallery. 9 October – 8 November 2025

Artwork documentation by Studio Deew @studiodeew

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Uncharted Echoes, a group exhibition at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 7 – 30 SEPTEMBER 2023.

Curated by Bartomeu Mari (@bartomeu_mari) the show marked the opening of Ab-Anbar’s London space in Fitzrovia and celebrated the gallery’s 10th anniversary, featuring works by Douglas Abdell, Marlon de Azambuja, Seyed Amin Bagheri, Sonia Balassanian, Majid Fathizadeh, Mohammad Ghazali, Fadia Haddad, Arash Hanaei, Taha Heydari, Shahrzad Kamel, Avish Khebrehzadeh, Timo Nasseri, Raha Raissnia, Neda Razavipour, Hessam Samavatian, Baktash Sarang, and Nil Yalter.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Uncharted Echoes, a group exhibition at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 7 – 30 SEPTEMBER 2023.

Curated by Bartomeu Mari (@bartomeu_mari) the show marked the opening of Ab-Anbar’s London space in Fitzrovia and celebrated the gallery’s 10th anniversary, featuring works by Douglas Abdell, Marlon de Azambuja, Seyed Amin Bagheri, Sonia Balassanian, Majid Fathizadeh, Mohammad Ghazali, Fadia Haddad, Arash Hanaei, Taha Heydari, Shahrzad Kamel, Avish Khebrehzadeh, Timo Nasseri, Raha Raissnia, Neda Razavipour, Hessam Samavatian, Baktash Sarang, and Nil Yalter.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

3 must-see art exhibitions in London this summer:

- Kathleen Ryan at Gagosian
- Do Ho Suh at Tate Modern
- Yoshitomo Nara at Hayward Gallery

From gemstone-studded sculptures and delicate fabric homes to wide-eyed figures that stare back at you, these shows explore memory, belonging, solitude, and quiet rebellion in beautifully distinct ways.

All exhibitions are open through August. Save this guide for your next gallery visit.

All artworks © the artists and courtesy of the galleries.

#ArtInLondon #LondonExhibitions #KathleenRyan #DoHoSuh #YoshitomoNara #Gagosian #TateModern #HaywardGallery #ContemporaryArt #GalleryWalk

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Chris Cornish: The Black Door at Art Practice (@artpractice.studio), October 2022.

#ChrisCornish uses apparatuses such as the camera and computer to explore a singular view of the world.

Installation view by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew).

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Chris Cornish: The Black Door at Art Practice (@artpractice.studio), October 2022.

#ChrisCornish uses apparatuses such as the camera and computer to explore a singular view of the world.

Installation view by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew).

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) at the Pavilion Gallery, Curated by Omar Kholeif (@dromarkholeif) 11 - 16 October 2022

Sonia Balassanian: Five Decades in the Making, a landmark survey exhibition of the iconic Iranian Armenian American artist’s art at the Pavilion Gallery, Cromwell Place, curated in close dialogue with Dr. Omar Kholeif (EG/SU/UK), author, curator, and broadcaster. The exhibition marks the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) at the Pavilion Gallery, Curated by Omar Kholeif (@dromarkholeif) 11 - 16 October 2022

Sonia Balassanian: Five Decades in the Making, a landmark survey exhibition of the iconic Iranian Armenian American artist’s art at the Pavilion Gallery, Cromwell Place, curated in close dialogue with Dr. Omar Kholeif (EG/SU/UK), author, curator, and broadcaster. The exhibition marks the artist’s first solo exhibition in the United Kingdom.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar) in Frieze Master (@friezeofficial), 9 October - 13 October 2024

A solo presentation of the Turkish–French artist, #Nil_Yalter (b.1938, Cairo, Egypt). The booth focus on Yalter’s two major paintings from the 1960s and a mixed-media installation from the 1970s.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Majid Fathizadeh (@majid.fathizadeh.n) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 23 JANUARY - 24 FEBRUARY 2024.

‘Ideologues of the Game and Other Seekers of the End,’ an exhibition curated by Hannah Feldman. The show marks Majid Fathizadeh’s first solo exhibition outside his native Iran, where he has been making and exhibiting work since 2003.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Majid Fathizadeh (@majid.fathizadeh.n) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 23 JANUARY - 24 FEBRUARY 2024.

‘Ideologues of the Game and Other Seekers of the End,’ an exhibition curated by Hannah Feldman. The show marks Majid Fathizadeh’s first solo exhibition outside his native Iran, where he has been making and exhibiting work since 2003.

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Alexandre Canonico (@xandisc) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 16 November – 16 December 2023.

The exhibition ‘Still’, is formed around site-responsive works as an exploration of #balance, #space, and #materiality. His works, described as visual annotations, involve elegant yet simple deconstructions and rearrangements. 

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Alexandre Canonico (@xandisc) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 16 November – 16 December 2023.

The exhibition ‘Still’, is formed around site-responsive works as an exploration of #balance, #space, and #materiality. His works, described as visual annotations, involve elegant yet simple deconstructions and rearrangements. 

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Alexandre Canonico (@xandisc) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 16 November – 16 December 2023.

The exhibition ‘Still’, is formed around site-responsive works as an exploration of #balance, #space, and #materiality. His works, described as visual annotations, involve elegant yet simple deconstructions and rearrangements. 

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#FromOurArchive — Installation views of Alexandre Canonico (@xandisc) at Ab-Anbar Gallery (@ab_anbar), 16 November – 16 December 2023.

The exhibition ‘Still’, is formed around site-responsive works as an exploration of #balance, #space, and #materiality. His works, described as visual annotations, involve elegant yet simple deconstructions and rearrangements. 

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

#OnView 𝐑𝐨𝐦𝐚𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐖𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐭 𝐔𝐬, a duo exhibition at Norito Gallery (@noritogallery) featuring works by Alexander Appleby(@alexander.appleby) and Eve Yifan Jiang(@eveyifanjiangstudio) opened to the public last Thursday and is on view until 5 July.

Here is a behind-the-scenes video from our production of installation shots for Norito Gallery. We are a London-based photography and video studio dedicated to documenting art in all its forms. We specialise in high-end, accurate photography for exhibitions, installations, and individual artworks.

Video by Studio Deew (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, featuring new bodies of work by Alexander Appleby and Eve Yifan Jiang. Through imagined flora, symbolic landscapes, and spectral interiors, the exhibition develops a shared vocabulary through which both artists engage with the posthuman condition, with works rendered across canvas, wooden panel, and silk.

Romance Without Us
22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio
Norito Gallery @noritogallery

1st Floor, 19b Beak Street, London, United Kingdom W1F 9RP

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, featuring new bodies of work by Alexander Appleby and Eve Yifan Jiang. Through imagined flora, symbolic landscapes, and spectral interiors, the exhibition develops a shared vocabulary through which both artists engage with the posthuman condition, with works rendered across canvas, wooden panel, and silk.

Romance Without Us
22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio
Norito Gallery @noritogallery

1st Floor, 19b Beak Street, London, United Kingdom W1F 9RP

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, featuring new bodies of work by Alexander Appleby and Eve Yifan Jiang. Through imagined flora, symbolic landscapes, and spectral interiors, the exhibition develops a shared vocabulary through which both artists engage with the posthuman condition, with works rendered across canvas, wooden panel, and silk.

Romance Without Us
22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio
Norito Gallery @noritogallery

1st Floor, 19b Beak Street, London, United Kingdom W1F 9RP

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, featuring new bodies of work by Alexander Appleby and Eve Yifan Jiang. Through imagined flora, symbolic landscapes, and spectral interiors, the exhibition develops a shared vocabulary through which both artists engage with the posthuman condition, with works rendered across canvas, wooden panel, and silk.

Romance Without Us
22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio
Norito Gallery @noritogallery

1st Floor, 19b Beak Street, London, United Kingdom W1F 9RP

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, featuring new bodies of work by Alexander Appleby and Eve Yifan Jiang. Through imagined flora, symbolic landscapes, and spectral interiors, the exhibition develops a shared vocabulary through which both artists engage with the posthuman condition, with works rendered across canvas, wooden panel, and silk.

Romance Without Us
22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio
Norito Gallery @noritogallery

1st Floor, 19b Beak Street, London, United Kingdom W1F 9RP

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, featuring new bodies of work by Alexander Appleby and Eve Yifan Jiang. Through imagined flora, symbolic landscapes, and spectral interiors, the exhibition develops a shared vocabulary through which both artists engage with the posthuman condition, with works rendered across canvas, wooden panel, and silk.

Romance Without Us
22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio
Norito Gallery @noritogallery

1st Floor, 19b Beak Street, London, United Kingdom W1F 9RP

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, Norito Gallery @noritogallery

22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, Norito Gallery @noritogallery

22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)

Romance Without Us, Norito Gallery @noritogallery

22 May – 5 July
Alexander Appleby @alexander.appleby
Eve Yifan Jiang @eveyifanjiangstudio

Installation View by Amin Yousefi (@studiodeew)