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About the Gallery
Southard Reid was co-founded in 2010 by New Zealanders Phillida Reid and David Southard, located in Soho, London. The gallery programme reflects a consistent desire to represent a variety of artistic voices, across generations, backgrounds and modes of presentation, from younger artists – Joanna Piotrowska, Celia Hempton, Prem Sahib, Edward Thomasson, Lea Cetera for example - to the more established practices of Hany Armanious, Ann Craven, R.M. Fischer and Neal Jones. Close and trusted relationships with the artists aims to reflect in the spirit of the shows, art fair participations and institutional representations of their work - to clearly, and with freedom, provide generative space for the presentation, development and communication of their ideas.
Ann Craven : Hello, Hello, Hello, Southard Reid, October - December 2013.
Courtesy the artist and Southard Reid.
Photo credit Guy Archard.
Joanna Piotrowska : Untitled, Southard Reid, September - October 2017.
Courtesy the artist and Southard Reid.
Photo credit Joanna Piotrowska.
Lea Cetera : Expanding Brain, Southard Reid, May - July 2018.
Courtesy the artist and Southard Reid.
Photo credit Mark Blower.
Edward Thomasson : Volunteers, David Roberts Art Foundation, London, April 2016.
Courtesy the artist and Southard Reid.
By constructing new toys from the detritus of commodity capitalism - and provoking you to empathize with them - Fischer's latest sculptures propose a more humane relationship to the world of things.
Beward, if you're not a big of cute animals: Ann Craven's current exhibition is chock-full of them, nearly twenty years' worth.
Unwittingly enacting something central to Edward Thomasson’s exhibition “Other People,” I reflexively supplemented its title to constitute Jean-Paul Sartre’s familiar aphorism “Hell is . . .”
David Southard and Phillida Reid were a pair of good friends working in the arts (Southard for Hauser & Wirth and the artist Martin Creed, and Reid for Anthony d'Offay and then Waddington Custot Galleries) when they decided to launch Southard Reid in 2010.
