Exhibitions
Winston has exhibited his work consistently since the 1960s, He has exhibited paintings, and works on paper in over 25 solo shows, and over 75 groups shows. His work has received numerous awards, and is currently held in over 45 museum collections, and several private collections.
The Luminous Gesture
14-15 Rue du Dragon Paris 6th, FR
CAHIERS D’ART GALLERY
March 10 – April 30, 2025 Gallery Website
Opening March 10, 2025 6PM until 8PM
Cahiers d’Art, through its dual activity of gallery and publishing house, has promoted the work of the greatest modern artists of the twentieth century: Braque, Picasso, Léger, Matisse, Duchamp, Miro, Giacometti, Calder, and so many others. From fauvism to cubism, from abstraction to surrealism, from dada to expressionist sculpture, all the decisive movements from the 1900s to the 1960s were represented, both by works and by literary, critical, poetic texts, celebrating the surge of creativity and the desire for change characteristic of this era. Cahiers d’Art’s relationship to painting, poetry and creation is one of commitment and passion. Cahiers d’Art has enabled the publication of unique texts on modern art, unpublished works (lithographs, stencils, original covers, etchings, etc.) and exceptional collaborations between artists.
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60th Venice Biennale
London, UK
Held by UNIT GALLERY
17 April, 2024 – 29 June 2024, Exhibition Website
Unit’s inaugural presentation during the 60th Venice Biennale, In Praise of Black Errantry, opens in two weeks time. Featuring 19 Afro-diasporic artists, the show celebrates the Black radical imagination and traces the way errantry as a counter discourse has underpinned the emergence of Black modernism.
Martinique-born French writer and philosopher Édouard Glissant (1928–2011) proposed errantry as a form of freedom and resistance, evoking a spiritual or purposeful wandering beyond national borders or the limits of exile. Errantry infers fugitivity as well as improvisation, underlying the dissonance of jazz, the politics of refusal, and ultimately, revolution.
Curated by Indie A. Choudhury (The Courtauld Institute of Art, London), the exhibition takes errantry as a radical strategy that defies boundaries, advocating spontaneous experimentation beyond cultural fixity or political containment. Spanning different themes, the exhibition considers how artists have refuted conventional codes of representation or pushed against the constraints of formal rules of style, colour, medium, or genre.
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Solo Exhibition
London, UK
VAVARRA ROZA GALLERIES w/ BLENDER GALLERY
The Sweet Scent of Magnolia
21 November, 2023 – 19 December 2023, Exhibition Website
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Cedric Bardawil Gallery
London, UK
FRAGMENTS OF LIGHT
23 February, 2023 – 01 April 2023, View Catalogue
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