Angela Bulloch
March 28 – August 31, 2025 | Newport Street Gallery, London
Angela Bulloch, Chain B 3:1:52:4, 2002. Three DMX modules, one black box, waxed birchwood, printed aluminium panel, white glass, diffusion foil, assorted black cables, RGB lighting system, DMX controller; Each: 20.1 x 20.1 x 20.1 in (510 x 510 x 510 mm). Photographed by Prudence Cuming Associates Ltd. © Angela Bulloch.
Curated by Connor Hirst, Raging Planet features works by Angela Bulloch, Roger Hiorns, Oliver Marsden, Hwang Samyong, Bosco Sodi, and Keith Tyson. Spanning three galleries, the show explores different ways artists engage with the natural world through paintings, sculptures, and installations.
Raging Planet highlights the use of texture and materiality across various works. Roger Hiorns showcases sculptures and paintings encrusted with copper sulphate crystals. His work often uses unconventional materials like industrial objects and organic substances. Bosco Sodi’s large-scale paintings incorporate sawdust, pigment, and other natural materials, creating surfaces that resemble weathered landscapes. Keith Tyson’s works, in which paint and chemicals react on acid-primed aluminium panels, highlight the unpredictable forces of nature. Angela Bulloch’s multimedia works, including her ‘pixel boxes’ and interactive sound installations, investigate the relationship between science, technology, and nature.
The exhibition has been arranged in association with HENI, and is accompanied by a fully illustrated catalogue.
Raging Planet is presented alongside The Power and the Glory, an exhibition that pairs historical archive photography from the atomic age with a collection of rare scholars’ rocks.