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Louis Morlæ's solo exhibition Aut-OOO-Arcadia opens today at Somerset House, continuing until 23 February 2025.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Parker Ito’s solo exhibition ‘The Pilgrim’s Sticky Toffee Pudding Gesamtkunstwerk in the Year of the Dragon, À La Mode' opening Friday 1 November, 6–8pm.

For the finissage of Is the soil right? we will be hosting an episode of Vinyl Glossolalia live with Olu Ogunnaike at the gallery on Saturday 26 October at 6.30pm. RSVP essential, please email info@roseeaston.com to reserve a seat.

Ocula, "Five Artist Discoveries at Frieze London 2024" by Annabel Downes

Frieze, "The Vital Young London Galleries in ‘Focus’ 2024" by Laurie Barron

opens today! Find us at booth F27 with a solo presentation of new works by Eva Gold.

Gay Times, "Spit, desire and identity: Meet the standout queer artists at this year’s Frieze" by Amelia Abraham

Elephant, "Art Rooted in Environment: Lunch With Olu Ogunnaike at Theo’s, Camberwell" by Ella Slater

Something Curated, "Time Spent With Good Souls Can Go a Long Way”: In the Studio With Olu Ogunnaike by Keshav Anand

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Olu Ogunnaike’s solo exhibition ‘Is the soil right?’ opening Thursday 12 September, 6–8pm. The exhibition is accompanied by a poem from James Massiah.

Episode 21 is with Michael Ho. Led by his choice of music from Patrick Cowley to Teresa Teng, we discussed cruising, conspiracy theories and catharsis. This episode is deicated to Chiyan Ho (1993–2022).

Elephant, "Trading Places: Two Gallerists Collaborate Across the Atlantic" by Sofia Hallström

Art Basel, "Why open an art gallery now? Meet the new generation of art dealers defying the gloom" by Anny Shaw

Rose Easton is delighted to announce our participation in Frieze London, 9–13 October 2024, with a solo presentation by Eva Gold.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce representation of Tasneem Sarkez (b. 2002, Portland, USA. Lives and works in New York, USA)

Silke Lindner and Rose Easton are delighted to announce SL × RE, a collaborative group exhibition across both galleries in New York and London. Opening in London on June 20th, Rose Easton will show artists of Silke Lindner’s programme: Nina Hartmann, Sylvie Hayes-Wallace, Emma Kohlmann, Lyric Shen and Ang Ziqi Zhang, while Silke Lindner will host five of Rose Easton’s gallery artists: Arlette, Eva Gold, Louis Morlæ, Amanda Moström and Tasneem Sarkez, opening in New York the following week on June 28th.

Financial Times, "Art Basel big-ticket sales banish ‘doom porn’ warnings" by Melanie Gerlis

Monopol, "11 things you should not miss in Basel" by Silke Hohmann

ARTnews, "The Best Booths at Liste" by Devorah Lauter

opens today. Find us at Booth 4 with a solo presentation by Louis Morlæ titled Purgatorio.

Office, "White Girl Wasted" by Sarah Ignas

Elephant, "Our Tears are Complicit: Cara Benedetto on White Women’s Victimhood" by Ella Slater

Cara Benedetto’s WGW will be open with extended hours for London Gallery Weekend: Friday 31 May: 11am – 6pm, Saturday 1 June: 11am – 6pm and Sunday 2 June: 12 – 5pm.

AnOther, "Cara Benedetto’s New Exhibition Unpacks the ‘White Girl Wasted’ Trope" by Emily Steer

Jan Gatewood's solo exhibition It's Very You opens at Kiang Malingue, Hong Kong on Saturday 11 May, until 29 June.

Rose Easton is pleased to present Cara Benedetto's first UK solo exhibition, WGW, opening tonight at the gallery. A new performance Fear My Tears will occur at the WGW after party from 8–10pm.

opens today. Find us at Booth 6A-34 in the INVITED section with a group presentation highlighting the female artists of the programme: Arlette, Cara Benedetto, Eva Gold, Shamiran Istifan, Amanda Moström and Tasneem Sarkez.

émergent magazine, "Vampire–Junkie: Accelerationist Aesthetics at Rose Easton" by Lydia Eliza Trail

As part of the live programme for Vampire–Junkie, we will be hosting an evening of listening with Callum Jones inside the exhibition on Thursday 11 April at 7pm. Please email info@roseeaston.com to reserve your space.

Rose Easton in conversation with Diamond Stingily for Issue 49 of Elephant Magazine. Available to preorder here.

Eva Gold is included in the group exhibition Channel, organised by Figure Figure, opening today at CACN Centre d'Art Contemporain de Nîmes as part of La Contemporaine de Nîmes. On view until 27 July 2024.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce representation of Amanda Moström (b. 1991, Umeå, Sweden. Lives and works between Ålbo, SE and London, UK)

AnOther, "The Best Exhibitions to See in London This April" by Koye Odejinmi

Rose Easton is delighted to announce our participation in Condo Mexico City 2024, generously hosted by anonymous gallery, with Relaciones Públicas. Luxury is personal, a two–person exhibition with Arlette and Martine Syms, will preview on 11 and 12 April from 12–6pm and will continue until 16 May 2024. Condo CDMX 2024 is a collaborative exhibition by 40 international galleries across 20 spaces in Mexico City.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce our participation in Liste Art Fair Basel, 10–16 June, with a solo presentation by Louis Morlæ. Thank you to Friends of Liste for their generous support.

Eva Gold's solo exhibition Shadow Lands opens today, 15 March 2024, at Silke Lindner, New York. On view until 20 April 2024.

As part of the live programme for Vampire–Junkie, we're hosting an artist talking inside the exhibition tomorrow, Friday 15 March, at 7pm. Blue Marcus will be in conversation with three of the artists: Hampus Hoh, Callum Jones and Scott Keightley. No booking required.

Rose Easton is pleased to present Vampire–Junkie, a group exhibition with Samuel Guerrero, Hampus Hoh, Callum Jones and Scott Keightley, curated by Blue Marcus. Opening 13 March 2024, 6–8pm.

Episode 20 is with Jan Gatewood. Led by his choice of music from Parliament to Yeat, we discussed poor taste, generosity, and Six Degrees of Separation.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce representation of Jan Gatewood (b. 1994, Colorado, US. Lives and works in Los Angeles, US)

Episode 19 is with Phoebe Collings-James. Led by their choice of music from Midnite to Oxide & Neutrino, we discussed love, choreography and Time and Envy.

Elephant, "How Jan Gatewood Questions Human Empathy Through the Animal Figure" by Ella Slater

Cultured, "For His U.K. Debut, Jan Gatewood Makes Artwork Out of Andrea Fraser’s Face, His Own Hair, and a British Psychoanalytic Theory" by Ella Martin-Gachot

Frieze, "Down the Rabbit Hole with Jan Gatewood" by Sam Moore

We will be screening 'Six Degrees of Separation' (d. Fred Schepisi, 1993) inside Jan Gatewood's Group Relations on Friday 26 January, 7pm. Email info@roseeaston.com to secure a place. Booking is free but spaces are limited.

Something Cultured, "Jan Gatewood on Psychoanalysis, Br’er Rabbit and Exhibiting in London for the First Time" by Keshav Anand

Rose Easton is delighted to announce our participation in Art Brussels this April in the INVITED section.

Jan Gatewood will be in conversation with writer Vanessa Onwuemezi on Sunday 21 January, 5pm

We are delighted to announce that Louis Morlæ's Pi99y (2023) and Ekstasia & 6 Last Things (2023) have been acquired by The Royal Academy of Arts, London

Rose Easton is pleased to present Jan Gatewood's first solo exhibition in the UK, Group Relations, which opens Friday 19 January, 6–8pm

Artsy, "10 Galleries That Had a Breakout Year in 2023" by Maxwell Rabb

Episode 18 is with Gray Wielebinski, on the occasion of his first institutional solo exhibition The Red Sun is High, The Blue Low at the ICA, London.

Elephant, "Sugar-Coated Realities: An Interview With the Artists of ‘Saccharine Symbols’" by Rosie Fitter

Our new web shop is now live! Featuring limited edition works by Arlette and Louis Morlæ.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce representation of Eva Gold (b. 1994, Manchester, UK. Lives and works in London, UK)

Please join us on Wednesday 22 November, 6.30pm for a conversation between Tasneem Sarkez and Rose Easton on the occasion of the group exhibition Saccharine Symbols.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Saccharine Symbols, a group exhibition of new work from Marisa Kriangwiwat Holmes, Shamiran Istifan and Tasneem Sarkez, with an accompanying text by Philippa Snow. Opening 15 November, 6–8pm.

ArtReview, "Arlette: Metal Gear Solid" by Salena Barry

Elephant, "Arlette’s José at Rose Easton: A Church In Which to Reflect Upon the Personal, Temporal and Sacred" by Rosie Fitter

Artnet, "Fetish, Fashion, and Fluffy Carpets: Rose Easton Breaks the Art-World Mold at Her Eponymous East London Gallery" by Emily Steer

Plaster, "Arlette’s rocky ride through love, faith and masculinity" by Jacob Wilson

Rose Easton is delighted to announce representation of Arlette (b. 1998, Mexico City, MX. Lives and works in Guadalajara, MX)

Dazed, "Arlette’s debut show is an ode to her father and her childhood in Mexico" by Emily Dinsdale

Episode 17 is with Nikita Gale, on the occasion of Blur Ballad, Gale's current solo exhibition at Emalin, London.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Arlette's debut solo exhibition, José. Opening Wednesday 27 September, 6–8pm.

The Living House, a group exhibition featuring works by Eva Gold opens today, 14 September 2023, at Van Gogh House, London. On view until 17 December 2023.

Louis Morlæ has collaborated with 886 by The Royal Mint to create a silver spinning top made using silver recovered from recycled x-rays. The collaboration is discussed in an interview for The Royal Mint's Portrait Series. We are happy to announce that the x-ray silver spinning top, Paranumismatica, is available on our web shop.

Rose Easton presents Jonah Pontzer's Apology Tour, an oratory evening of personal and artistic catharsis. Saturday 16 September, 7pm.

Eva Gold is included in the group exhibition, Ideal Shapes of Disappearing, at Silke Lindner, New York. On view until 28 July 2023.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Jonah Pontzer's solo exhibition, Fresh Hell. Opening Wednesday 28 June, 6–8pm. Accompanied by a text written by Joseph Yaeger.

The Art Newspaper, "The hottest emerging shows to see during London Gallery Weekend" by Kabir Jhala

Frieze, "The Best Shows at London Gallery Weekend" by Tom Jeffreys

Ocula, "London Gallery Weekend: Six Must-See Exhibitions" by Joe Bobowicz

AnOther, "Amanda Moström’s Polarising Art Unites the Familial and the Erotic" by Emily Steer

Curatorial Affairs, "No Words For This Type of Want: Amanda Moström’s itsanosofadog *It’s an Arse of a Dog at Rose Easton" by Jacob Barnes

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Amanda Moström's solo exhibition itsanosofadog *It's an arse of a dog. Opening Wednesday 3 May, 6–8pm.

As part of City of Rooms, we will be screening three films over the next three Wednesdays:
5 April, 7pm – Caché (Hidden), d. Michael Haneke, 2006
12 April, 7pm – The Humans, d. Stephen Karam, 2021
19 April, 7pm – Cure, d. Kiyoshi Kurosawa, 1997

Rose Easton is delighted to announce City of Rooms (part two), a solo exhibition of new works from Eva Gold. Opening off-site at The Shop, Sadie Coles HQ on 31 March, 6–8pm.

Rose Easton is excited to announce City of Rooms (part one), a two-person exhibition with Louise Bourgeois and Eva Gold. Opening Wednesday 22 March, 6–8pm.

On the occasion of its re-issue, Fashion at the Edge author Caroline Evans will be in conversation with Alfa Bransfield, Aaron Ford, Jonah Pontzer and Mary Stephenson. Thursday 2 February at 7pm, please email info@roseeaston.com to reserve a seat.

Louis Morlæ's solo exhibition All Watched Over by Emissaries of Loving Grace opens today, 21 January 2023, at Duarte Sequiera, Braga, Portugal. On view until 22 April 2023.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce On the edge of fashion, a group exhibition of new works from Arlette, Alfa Bransfield, Aaron Ford, Jonah Pontzer and Mary Stephenson. Opening Wednesday 18 January, 6–8pm.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce our participation in NADA Miami with a solo presentation from Amanda Moström.

Eva Gold's solo exhibition Slow Dance opens today, 11 November 2022, at EIGEN+ART Lab, Berlin. On view until 17 December 2022.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce Vore, a solo exhibition by Jenkin van Zyl. Opening Wednesday 16 November, 6–8pm.

On the occasion of Frieze London, Solomon Garçon will be in conversation with Simeon Barclay for the first Vinyl Glossolalia Live. Discussing their concurrent solo shows at South London Gallery and Rose Easton, and how music has informed their practices. Join us in the Library Lounge at The Standard at 11.30am on Saturday 15 October.

Rose Easton is pleased to announce Solomon Garçons's debut solo exhibition, S N I T C H, opening Thursday 6 October, 6–8pm.

Rose Easton is delighted to announce representation of Louis Morlæ (b. 1992, Melbourne, AU. Lives and works in London, UK)