Born in Asmara, Eritrea 1955, Jarl Ingvarsson lives and works in Sparsör, Sweden. Constantly courageous, he does not fear seeking new ventures in his artistry. Yet, there is always something immediately recognizable in his works.

Mattia Guarnera-MacCarthy is a British artist born in 1999, known for his explorative approach to art using visual language derived from sports, entertainment and the impact of social media. His practice serves as a catalyst to delve into and comprehend the intricate nuances of the human condition. Guarnera-MacCarthy’s work encompasses a wide array of contemporary themes, including identity, expression, competition, masculinity, and stardom.

His first exhibition at Tube Gallery is titled “Rafa Forteza: Etymologies” and is organized on two levels, starting with his most recent paintings. From there, it proposes a reverse journey through his sculptures and drawings, until reaching some works from the nineties that have survived in his studio over time. In this way, it suggests a return to the origin to then retrace the path taken.

Tube Gallery is pleased to present Ubiquitous No.14, a group exhibition featuring conceptual, process-based and performative works of art, curated by London-based writer Elaine ML Tam.

Stilled Images presents seventeen artists working across film, photography, painting, drawing and sculpture, whose works come together to investigate and interrogate the boundary between still and moving image.