Monochrome, an exploration of the use of a single colour – white – focusing on sculptures by a number of significant 20th century artists, will open at Ordovas, London, from 10 February until 22 April 2017. Presenting works rendered in various tones of white by Eduardo Chillida, Alberto Giacometti, Barbara Hepworth, Isamu Noguchi and Richard Serra, the exhibition will explore the depth and diversity that is found in the use of white, a colour that is long associated with purity and clarity. The exhibition will include Alberto Giacometti’s Femme, considered to be a pivotal link between British and European modernism in the 1930s, which will go on public display for the first time since it was made almost 80 years ago.
Film
Ordovas presents a reading of ‘The Whiteness of The Whale’ from Herman Melville’s Moby-Dick by Dermot Crowley for the exhibition Monochrome by Sophie Siem.
Panel Discussion about white sculpture, 6 March 2017; Ordovas Audio Recording.
Catalogue

Monochrome
28 x 21 cm (11 x 8 in);
59 pages; fully illustrated in colour
Designed by Sinéad Madden, London
ISBN 978-0-9930843-6-2
£25.00
Press Articles
The Spectator
Is collage the natural idiom for our cut-and-paste society?
06 April 2017
Financial Times, Life & Arts
Monochrome
04 February 2017
Evening Standard
Any colour, as long as it's white
16 February 2017
Artdaily
Rare Sculpture by Alberto Giacometti and Richard Serra on display for the first time
10 February 2017
Galleries Now
Monochrome
13 February 2017
Inigo Art
February Art Gallery Highlights in London
16 February 2017
Stone-Ideas
White in a lot of tones in the monochrome exhibition in London's Ordovas Gallery
11 March 2017
Vogue Mexico
La Claridad y Pureza del Blanco
01 March 2017
La Vanguardia
Londres homenajea al color blanco con esculturas de Giacometti y Chillida
10 February 2017
W Radio
Londres Homenajea al color blanco con esculturas de Giacometti o Chillida
10 February 2017
Efe Futuro
El Blanco en la Escultura de Giacometti o Chillida
10 February 2017
Deia
Una Escultura de Chillida se expone en Londres
15 March 2017