Welcome to the White Cube October Newsletter. We are delighted to announce that the opening exhibition at White Cube São Paulo will be by Tracey Emin. Theaster Gates' first solo exhibition continues at Bermondsey, while Runa Islam is currently at Hoxton Square and Magnus Plessen is at Mason's Yard. Cerith Wyn Evans has opened in Hong Kong and the Inside the White Cube programme is also on view at Bermondsey. Details of art fairs, events, international exhibitions, books and editions are also included.

Tracey Emin: You Don't Believe in Love But I Believe in You White Cube São Paulo 1 December 2012 - 23 February 2013 We are pleased to announce the opening of White Cube São Paulo with ‘You Don’t Believe in Love But I Believe in You’, a new exhibition by Tracey Emin. This will be the first solo presentation by Emin in Brazil and confirms White Cube’s commitment to a major three year programme of exhibitions in São Paulo following the success of Antony Gormley’s Special Project, ‘Facts and Systems’, earlier this year.

Theaster Gates: My Labor Is My Protest South Galleries and 9x9x9 White Cube Bermondsey Until 11 November 2012 Theaster Gates' first solo exhibition in London is a multi-faceted installation including the works 'Raising Goliath' (2012) and 'My Labor is My Protest' (2012), where Gates readdresses the ongoing struggle for civil rights. A library has also been installed, borrowed from the archive of Johnson Publishing Company, the Chicago-based publishers of 'Ebony' magazine.	Inside the White Cube: Mitchell Squire North Galleries White Cube Bermondsey Until 11 November 2012 Mitchell Squire's work typically consists of a few strategically appropriated components that are loaded with socio-political associations and personal narratives to underline specific historic events.	Inside the White Cube: William E. Jones North Galleries White Cube Bermondsey Until 11 November 2012 Originally trained as a filmmaker in Los Angeles, William E. Jones’ artistic practice analyses the political content of archival material – such as found film footage or documentary photographs – to highlight the inherent relationship between images and power.
Inside the White Cube: Isabelle Cornaro North Galleries White Cube Bermondsey Until 11 November 2012 Through film, sculpture, drawing and painting, French artist Isabelle Cornaro re-evaluates objects by exploring the tensions between their aesthetic and cultural value and by questioning meaning through formal and conceptual modes of display.	Magnus Plessen: Riding the Image White Cube Mason's Yard Until 10 November 2012 The twelve new works in Magnus Plessen's exhibition focus on rotation and revolution as a means of re-ordering structure and dimensionality within the painting. Using a diverse range of painterly methods and dynamic compositions, his works are studies on perception, structure, material and transience.	Runa Islam White Cube Hoxton Square Until 3 November 2012 In her recent practice, Runa Islam has explored the syntax, materiality and histories of visual representation, often in relation to the medium of film. Adopting diverse sculptural and cinematic approaches in the presentation of her work the exhibition features three films and an architectural intervention.
Cerith Wyn Evans: Grace to be born and live as variously as possible... White Cube Hong Kong Until 17 November 2012 For his first exhibition in Hong Kong, Cerith Wyn Evans has installed four new crystal chandeliers that are clustered together, their lights flickering on and off in reaction to a piece of music. In addition, a neon text spelling out the phrase 'Things are conspicuous in their absence...' is displayed alongside a revolving sculpture.

White Cube at Frieze London Regent's Park, London 11-14 October 2012 White Cube is delighted to be participating in the 10th Frieze Art Fair. We will be located at Stand F7 where we will present a selection of work by our international artists including; Tracey Emin, Andreas Gursky, Mona Hatoum, Julie Mehretu and Doris Salcedo.	White Cube at FIAC FIAC, Paris 18-21 October 2012 White Cube will be participating at this year's FIAC where we will be located at Stand A22. We will present a selection of our international artists including; Theaster Gates, Damien Hirst, Liza Lou, Damián Ortega, Jeff Wall and Cerith Wyn Evans.

Runa Islam ARTER, Istanbul 5 October - 18 November 2012 ARTER's forthcoming project has been shaped around the notions of visual and aural perception, strategies of spatial and perceptual transformation, and constructions of conceptual territories through their diverse areas of artistic research. Runa Islam will exhibit four films that span the last eight years of her practice.	Film on Sunday: Artist's Choice Theaster Gates Auditorium White Cube Bermondsey Sunday 7 October 2012, 2pm Theaster Gates has chosen 'The Spook Who Sat by the Door', directed by Ivan Nixon (1973).	Theaster Gates in conversation with Tim Marlow Auditorium, White Cube Bermondsey Monday 8 October 2012, 6.30pm Theaster Gates will discuss his practice and motivations with White Cube's Director of Exhibitions Tim Marlow. Reservation essential. Numbers are limited.
Theaster Gates and the Black Monks of Mississippi Ronnie Scott's, London Wednesday 10 October 2012, 10.45pm Continuing its strand of 'Late Late Show' specials, Ronnie Scott’s presents a performance by Theaster Gates and The Black Monks of Mississippi, an ensemble of musicians that the artist writes for, performs in and directs. Tickets are priced £10.	Gary Hume Flashback Aberdeen Art Gallery 13 October 2012 - 19 January 2013 Gary Hume's Arts Council Collection touring exhibition will be at its final venue in Aberdeen Art Gallery. The show features the early door paintings that earned Hume international recognition in the early 1990s as well as more recent paintings and sculptures from the artist's studio.	Christian Marclay: Everyday Southbank Centre, London Saturday 13 October 2012, 7.30pm The Southbank Centre will present the London premiere of Christian Marclay's new work 'Everyday'. Short film clips are re-edited and used as a video score for musicians who will improvise music that develops alongside the footage as it is played.
Film on Sunday: Artist's Choice Mitchell Squire Auditorium White Cube Bermondsey Sunday 14 October 2012, 2pm Mitchell Squire has chosen 'Shaft', directed by Gordon Parks (1971) and 'Paris is Burning', directed by Jennie Livingstone (1990) which will be screened as a double bill.	Jake & Dinos Chapman: End of Fun The State Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg 20 October 2012 - 13 January 2013 Jake & Dinos Chapman make iconoclastic sculptures, prints and installations that examine, with searing wit and energy, contemporary politics, religion and morality. The State Hermitage Museum will exhibit the hellscape 'End of Fun' which is presented alongside reinterpreted Goya etchings.	Film on Sunday: Artist's Choice Cerith Wyn Evans Auditorium White Cube Bermondsey Sunday 21 October 2012, 2pm Cerith Wyn Evans has chosen 'Women in Revolt', directed by Paul Morrisey (1971).
Antony Gormley: Corpos Presentes / Still Being CCBB, Brasilia 23 October 2012 - 6 January 2013 Antony Gormley's 'Corpos Presentes / Still Being' will be presented at the third and final CCBB venue in Brasilia. The exhibition includes four major installations alongside a number of other works and models, including 'Event Horizon'.	Marc Quinn: The Big Wheel Keeps on Turning Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow 26 October - 16 December 2012 Marc Quinn’s wide-ranging oeuvre displays a preoccupation with the mutability of the body and the dualisms that define human life: spiritual and physical, surface and depth, cerebral and sexual. This exhibition will include new and recent works.	Chuck Close: Multiple Portraits Museum der Moderne Mönchsberg, Salzburg 27 October 2012 - 17 February 2013 The exhibition consists of 100 works and focuses on Chuck Close's prolific graphic works. This selection shows Close's unique and innovative ways of probing and expanding the boundaries of the multi-faceted possibilities and techniques of this medium.
Film on Sunday: Artist's Choice Ernesto Caivano Auditorium White Cube Bermondsey Sunday 28 October 2012, 2pm Ernesto Caivano has chosen 'The Hidden Fortress', directed by Akira Kurosawa (1958).

Sam Taylor-Wood £360	Marc Quinn £480	Sarah Morris £360
Isabelle Cornaro £10	Mitchell Squire £10	William E. Jones £10