Edel Assanti presents new work by gallery artists Noémie Goudal, Dale Lewis and Oren Pinhassi.

Noémie Goudal’s new photographic series documents the artist’s staged interventions in the landscape, exploring the evolution of the landscape across deep time, measured in billions of years. This research builds on bodies of work presented at Goudal’s solo exhibitions (2018-20) at Kunstverein Hildesheim, Musée des Beaux-Arts Le Locle, The Finnish Museum of Photography, Fotografiska Museet and Ballarat Foto Biennale.

Dale Lewis’ paintings subject matter is the artist’s lived experiences of his immediate surroundings, rendered in energetic figuration in compositions inspired by canonical art historical painting traditions. Frieze coincides with Lewis’ solo exhibition at Edel Assanti – consisting of a 33 metre painting covering the gallery’s perimeter, depicting one continuous narrative – and the unveiling of the artist’s first public mural in Finsbury Park, commissioned by Picturehouse Cinemas. Later this year, Lewis’ work will be exhibited at the Schlossmuseum (Linz) and at his solo exhibition at Block336 (London).

Oren Pinhassi’s latest sculptures invoke architectures of authority to examine the relationship between the human figure and the built environment. The series was completed on an Outset Residency this summer, and is presented in a five day offsite exhibition staged by Edel Assanti at St Cyprian’s Church, Baker Street, during Frieze week. Other recent residencies include Palazzo Monti and Castello San Basilio (2019, Italy).

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