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MAY 2019 - JULY 2019
Richard Long (Bristol, 1945) is one of the most prominent artists of a generation that revolutionized sculptural practice in the 1970s. By the simple act of walking in the landscape, he combined aspects of minimalism, conceptualism and Arte Povera as a way to articulate ideas about time, space and man’s relationship to nature.
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JUNE 2016 - SEPTEMBER 2016
The title of this exhibition, a phrase by Paul Valery which is quoted by Italo Calvino in the notes of his Norton Lecture on “lightness”, expresses the idea that to fly, to leave the bounds of gravity, to reach higher and to head for the skies is to expend effort, concentration, and volition.
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FEBRUARY 2016 - MAY 2016
Richard Long’s fifth solo exhibition at Galleria Lorcan O’Neill is dedicated to mud paintings, with a selection of works starting from 2005 up to works made in the past two months on canvas and on Fabriano paper. The show also includes a line made on site using Italian Serpentino stone.
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MARCH 2012 - APRIL 2012
In this exhibition we present a group of works which chronicle walks in Ireland, England, France, Italy and Greece. These texts, factual and poetic, evoke the silence and reflection of these journeys in often remote parts of the world. Long’s first text-work was made in 1969 for When Attitudes Become Form, the seminal exhibition of Conceptual Art curated by Harald Szeemann at the Bern Kunsthalle, Switzerland.
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FEBRUARY 2008 - MARCH 2008
Galleria Lorcan O'Neill Roma
Using Italian stones and Tiber River mud, Richard Long poses primary shapes as symbols of universal culture found both in the host place and also in relationship between man and nature.
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APRIL 2005 - MAY 2005
Galleria Lorcan O'Neill Roma
Richard Long’s sculptures are made from the stones that pave Roman streets – “sampietrini” – as well as rose-colored stone from Puglia, along with photographs of landscapes that document the artist’s presence in nature.
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JANUARY 2003 - MARCH 2003
Galleria Lorcan O'Neill Roma
Richard Long’s exhibition Hand Made, created for the Galleria Lorcan O’Neill Roma’s opening, presents a series of works on wood using mud from the rivers Avon in Somerset and Tiber in Rome.
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APRIL 2017 - OCTOBER 2017
Houghton Hall hosts a major exhibition by internationally-celebrated Turner Prize-winning British Landscape artist, Richard Long.
From 30 April to 26 October 2017
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