Things to do in london

One of my favorutite artists Patrick Hughes is putting on a solo show of his work at the Hang up gallery this month. The show will celebrate sixty-years since his first exhibition and twenty-five years living and working in East London. Nearly all the pieces on show are new and have not been exhibited before, many were created during lockdown in Hughes’ Hoxton studio. The show will include a collection of limited-edition prints, Hughes’ world famous three-dimensional reverse perspective paintings, an illustrated timeline of his significant career and new sculptural works which continue Hughes’ lifelong investigation into paradoxical perspectives, language, and the psychology of perception. Hang-Up will host a live Q&A with Patrick Hughes and former BBC arts correspondent Rosie Millard on the 25 November.

PATRICK HUGHES
The Perspective Paradox 29 OCTOBER 2021- 16 DECEMBER 2021
PRIVATE VIEW – THURSDAY 28 OCTOBER 2021 6-9pmQ&A WITH PATRICK HUGHES & ROSIE MILLARD – THURSDAY 25 NOVEMBER 2021 

Ever wanted to visit some of those independent galleries in the Mayfair? Here’s your chance, London’s West End galleries will mark the peak of the October art season with the autumn edition of the West End Gallery HOP! on Thursday 14 October.

Over 50 galleries across Mayfair, St James’s, Soho, Fitzrovia, and Marylebone will open until 8pm for visitors to ‘hop’ from gallery to gallery during the evening.

Galleries will be welcoming visitors outside of their regular opening hours, and there will be a series of self-guided and guided tours to encourage visitors to see as many galleries and as much art as possible.

To find out more please visit: https://www.mayfairartweekend.com/whatson/autumn-west-end-gallery-hop/