Shezad Dawood: Skin of Dreams
ExhibitionsShezad Dawood: Skin of Dreams is the first mid-career retrospective of artist Shezad Dawood.
The exhibition invites you into the richly textured universe Dawood has been shaping for over two decades. Anchored in research, his works draw on diverse references from history, literature, architecture, music, science and technology, allowing him to make fantastical connections and leaps we might otherwise miss.
Curated by Jessica Cerasi, it brings together over 40 works including painting, sculpture, monumental film installations, and interactive virtual reality experiences.
Image: Anselm Chapel, Tokyo, 2016
The exhibition invites you into the richly textured universe Dawood has been shaping for over two decades. Anchored in research, his works draw on diverse references from history, literature, architecture, music, science and technology, allowing him to make fantastical connections and leaps we might otherwise miss.
Curated by Jessica Cerasi, it brings together over 40 works including painting, sculpture, monumental film installations, and interactive virtual reality experiences.
Image: Anselm Chapel, Tokyo, 2016
Minimum Age: 6+
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TIME & DATE
Thursday 9 April 2026 - Sunday 20 September 2026
Entry: Free
Shezad Dawood: Skin of Dreams is the first mid-career retrospective of artist Shezad Dawood.
The exhibition invites you into the richly textured universe Dawood has been shaping for over two decades. Anchored in research, his works draw on diverse references from history, literature, architecture, music, science and technology, allowing him to make fantastical connections and leaps we might otherwise miss.
Curated by Jessica Cerasi, it brings together over 40 works including painting, sculpture, monumental film installations, and interactive virtual reality experiences.
Image: Anselm Chapel, Tokyo, 2016
The exhibition invites you into the richly textured universe Dawood has been shaping for over two decades. Anchored in research, his works draw on diverse references from history, literature, architecture, music, science and technology, allowing him to make fantastical connections and leaps we might otherwise miss.
Curated by Jessica Cerasi, it brings together over 40 works including painting, sculpture, monumental film installations, and interactive virtual reality experiences.
Image: Anselm Chapel, Tokyo, 2016
