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‘Virginia Woolf was inspired to write her great feminist essay ‘A Room of One’s Own’ when she was filled with anger at the lack of female representation in the books that lined the shelves of the vast Reading Room in the British Museum. Similarly, I would like my paintings of the room of my own to pose a question about gender — the quiet interior space versus the demonstrative showing off of the exterior space.’ Celia Paul

🎨 Paul’s latest book ‘Celia Paul: Works 1975–2025’ coincides with the exhibition ‘Celia Paul: Colony of Ghosts’ on show at Victoria Miro until 17 April. ⁠
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📅 Join us for the launch of ‘Celia Paul Works: 1975–2025’ at on 9 April, where Paul will be in conversation with Katy Hessel . Book now via the 🔗: bit.ly/4jrBBQd

📸 Celia Paul, ‘’Figure Approaching the British Museum’, 2021; ‘My Chair’, 2020; ‘Room, Great Russell Street, Morning’, 2020. Courtesy of Victoria Miro.

In ‘King, Queen, Knave’, Gregory Halpern collects photographs made over twenty years of revisiting his hometown Buffalo and its surrounding towns in New York State. Back in stock now! 🔥

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📸 Gregory Halpern

Look back over Gregory Halpern’s landmark publication ‘Omaha Sketchbook’ ahead of the second edition releasing this Spring! Available to pre-order via: bit.ly/3PCPkXn 🧡