REBECCA WARREN

The Sainsbury Centre, Norwich
On long loan courtesy the artist

Installation view: Rebecca Warren, Jean, 2017, Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, 2023. Photo by Andy Crouch, courtesy of the Sainsbury Centre, University of East Anglia
Installation view: Rebecca Warren, Jean, 2017, Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, 2023. Photo by Andy Crouch, courtesy of the Sainsbury Centre, University of East Anglia

Rebecca Warren’s sculptures, Jean and Los Hadeans VI, both 2017, are on long term loan at the Sainsbury Centre, Norwich.

Jean stands nearly 4m high and is installed in the west-end garden alongside Henry Moore's Draped Reclining Woman (1957–58). Los Hadeans VI is on display inside the museum alongside works by Pablo Picasso and Alberto Giacometti.

Installation view: Rebecca Warren, Jean, 2017, Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, 2023. Photo by Andy Crouch, courtesy of the Sainsbury Centre, University of East Anglia
Installation view: Rebecca Warren, Jean, 2017, Sainsbury Centre, Norwich, 2023. Photo by Andy Crouch, courtesy of the Sainsbury Centre, University of East Anglia

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GLENN BROWN, ANTHONY CARO, REBECCA WARREN

The Brown Collection, London
25 September 2026 – 7 August 2027

Glenn Brown, Fail We May, Sail We Must, 2022 © Glenn Brown, photo: Lucy Dawkins
Glenn Brown, Fail We May, Sail We Must, 2022 © Glenn Brown, photo: Lucy Dawkins

The Brown Collection, London, presents Fail We May, Sail We Must, a group exhibition curated by Glenn Brown and Edgar Laguinia. The exhibition presents ninety works spanning six centuries, bringing together historic and contemporary paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints and ceramics, and featuring spliced collages, double images and elongated and deceptive figures. Full of playfulness and humour, Fail We May, Sail We Must illustrates how art can challenge and reveal the workings of the mind.

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Glenn Brown, Fail We May, Sail We Must, 2022 © Glenn Brown, photo: Lucy Dawkins
Glenn Brown, Fail We May, Sail We Must, 2022 © Glenn Brown, photo: Lucy Dawkins

GLENN BROWN, ANTHONY CARO, REBECCA WARREN, KAREL APPEL, HANS JOSEPHSOHN, REBECCA WARREN et al.

From November 2024

Installation view: Don Quixote Sculpture Hall, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, 2025, photo: Peter Tijhuis
Installation view: Don Quixote Sculpture Hall, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, 2025, photo: Peter Tijhuis

Works by Karel Appel, Hans Josephsohn and Rebecca Warren have been unveiled in the new sculpture garden of the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam. Showcasing highlights from the museum sculpture collection, from early modern classics to contemporary works, the presentation includes a bronze by Appel, a half-figure from 1990 by Josephsohn, and Warren’s 2012 sculpture EuGene, in addition to a large mural by Appel in the museum’s former restaurant.

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Installation view: Don Quixote Sculpture Hall, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, 2025, photo: Peter Tijhuis
Installation view: Don Quixote Sculpture Hall, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, 2025, photo: Peter Tijhuis

REBECCA WARREN

Giacometti / Warren ASensitiv (publication)

Catalogue produced to accompany the exhibition ASensitiv at the Giacometti Institute, Paris.
The cover photomontage shows the hands of Alberto Giacometti and Rebecca Warren in their respective studios, with luminous elements being revealed in darkness.

Essay by Fergal Stapleton and interview with Rebecca Warren by Françoise Cohen.
Design by FUEL. Hardcover, 122 pages, 17.1 x 1.5 x 23.6cm, full colour, in French and English.
Published by Éditions Fage, Lyon and Fondation Giacometti, Paris 2023

Fondation Giacometti Publications


REBECCA WARREN

The Now Voyager (publication)
Published by Verlag Buchhandlung Walther & Franz König, Cologne, 2022
Text by Stella Rollig, Axel Köhne, and Rebecca Warren
Edited by Stella Rollig and Axel Köhne

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The publication accompanying Rebecca Warren’s first solo exhibition in Vienna at Belvedere 21 is now available for purchase. Documenting the exhibition Rebecca Warren: The Now Voyager, on view from 15 July to 16 October 2022, the catalogue includes text contributions by Axel Köhne, Stella Rollig, and Rebecca Warren.

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