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“The movement of colour will dance and climb over the landscape of your surroundings. The experience actually travels ar...
04/06/2026

“The movement of colour will dance and climb over the landscape of your surroundings. The experience actually travels around the room” - Brian Clarke

HENI is pleased to share that Sir Brian Clarke’s stained glass folding screens are featured at the St Clement, a new hotel in London.

The folding screens comprise multiple editions and showcase Clarke’s most celebrated motifs, which are inspired by nature, ornamental patterns and cultural references.

📍 You can find the St Clement at 180 The Thames.

🔗 Read more: https://thespaces.com/in-reinventing-the-folding-screen-artists-are-doing-some-of-their-best-work/

📸 Ollie Tomlinson

‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’ by Jack White is now open at Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery! 🎉📍 The exhibition is ...
01/06/2026

‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’ by Jack White is now open at Damien Hirst's Newport Street Gallery! 🎉

📍 The exhibition is on show in London until 13 September 2026. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday, 10am – 6pm.

🎨 Highlights include sculptures made with found objects, including interactive works, installations and furniture design products, and a remake of White’s 2015 sculpture ‘The Red Tree’.

🖼️ The original works in the show are available by application on HENI Primary: https://heni.com/shop/collections/these-thoughts-may-disappear

👕 The ‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’ merch collection is also available at Newport Street Gallery or online: https://heni.com/shop/collections/these-thoughts-may-disappear

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HENI is delighted to release ‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’, a collection of works by the American artist Jack White. 📍...
28/05/2026

HENI is delighted to release ‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’, a collection of works by the American artist Jack White.

📍The original artworks are now available by application on HENI Primary: https://heni.com/primary/release/these-thoughts-may-disappear

👨‍🎨 Jack White’s visual practice is significantly shaped by the city of Detroit, and draws inspiration from the urban environment, mid-century modern furniture designs and De Stijl and Dada movements.

️🖼️ The artworks are on show at the exhibition ‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’ at Newport Street Gallery in London until 13 September 2026.

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27/05/2026

We’ve been busy behind the scenes setting up for Jack White’s new exhibition, ‘THESE THOUGHTS MAY DISAPPEAR’! 🎉

Here’s a sneak peek of works being set up at Newport Street Gallery 👀

🖼️ The exhibition will be on view from 29 May until 13 September 2026. Read more: https://heni.com/exhibitions/these-thoughts-may-disappear

Jack White Art and Design

24/05/2026

“Nothing is art if it does not come from nature” – Antoni Gaudí

🌊 Architect Antoni Gaudí drew heavily on nature as his guiding inspiration, clearly visible in Casa Batlló, a home he remodelled. The design carries a strong marine influence, with flowing forms and blue-toned tiles evoking water and its shifting motion.

🎬 Want to learn more about Gaudí and his Barcelona masterpieces? Watch our HENI Talks film: https://youtu.be/-ezNhTwfIGY?si=OireuDIjjHQRI1YV&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=facebook&utm_id=HENI+Talks+Gaudi

Abstract artist Victor Pasmore’s ‘Apollo Pavilion’ in Peterlee is regarded by some as one of the most significant works ...
20/05/2026

Abstract artist Victor Pasmore’s ‘Apollo Pavilion’ in Peterlee is regarded by some as one of the most significant works of art in Britain.

🎬 You can learn more about the pavilion, a Grade II* listed building, in one of our HENI Talks episodes on public art: https://youtu.be/IvqaxZlouMk?si=PdglKoXqd96fqGsB&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=facebook&utm_id=heni+talks+apollo+pavilion

Here, you can see artist Steve Messam’s 2019 installation ‘Apollo’, which temporarily transformed the pavilion with a series of bold orange inflatable forms that sliced through the concrete structure.

🖼️ Steve Messam, ‘Apollo’, 2019.

American artist Bruce Nauman began making neon works in 1965, calling them “signs.” Inspired by billboards and advertise...
16/05/2026

American artist Bruce Nauman began making neon works in 1965, calling them “signs.” Inspired by billboards and advertisements common during the consumer revolution of the 1960s, they often use text and linguistic play, reflecting Nauman’s interest in how meaning is shaped and distorted through language and display.

📍 If you want to learn more about Nauman, check out ‘Focal Points: Bruce Nauman’ by art critic Robert Storr: https://heni.com/shop/books/robert-storr-focal-points-bruce-nauman

🖼️ Bruce Nauman, ‘The True Artist Helps the World by Revealing Mystic Truths’, 1967.
🖼️ Bruce Nauman, ’Run from Fear, Fun from Rear’, 1972.
🖼️ Bruce Nauman, ‘Life, Death, Love, Hate, Pleasure, Pain’, 1983.
🖼️ Bruce Nauman, ‘Raw War’, 1970.
🖼️ Bruce Nauman, ‘Double Poke in the Eye II’, 1985.

13/05/2026

⛪What does faith look like when given architectural form?

Conceived by Antoni Gaudí as a “Bible in stone”, the Sagrada Família has remained under construction for more than 140 years, and is still shaped by Gaudí’s original vision today. Its tallest tower, reaching 172.5 metres, is expected to be completed in 2026.

🎬 Explore the basilica’s soaring vaults, branching columns, and intricate façades in our HENI Talks film on the Catalan architect: https://youtu.be/-ezNhTwfIGY?si=OireuDIjjHQRI1YV&utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=facebook&utm_id=HENI+Talks+Gaudi

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