Tomorrow Is Here. Paintings by Tony Oxley — ERRATUM, Milan, 27 October – 7 November 2026

Tony Oxley (1938–2023) is remembered first as a drummer: one of the English musicians who, from the late 1960s, took jazz percussion into free improvisation, and later into electronics. For more than fifty years he also painted. From 27 October to 7 November 2026 ERRATUM in Milan shows Tomorrow Is Here. Paintings by Tony Oxley, curated by Sergio Armaroli and Steve Hubback: 27 mixed-media works on paper, with an Overwriting by Steve Piccolo.

The press release describes the paintings as the other half of the same practice — complex textures, spontaneous gestures, a constant sense of movement and of structure in the making — and the venue is the right one for that reading. ERRATUM, at Viale Andrea Doria 20, is a space conceived and curated by Sergio Armaroli and Steve Piccolo for sound art, visual poetry and what it calls text-sound texts: a laboratory where music and the visual arts are meant to meet rather than sit in separate rooms.

A catalogue accompanies the exhibition, with a critical essay by Libero Farnè; it is designed by MADE4ART, available in print at the venue and as a free digital download.

Practical details

• When: 27 October – 7 November 2026
• Opening: Tuesday 27 October 2026, 6.30 pm
• Afterwards: visits by appointment only
• Where: ERRATUM, Viale Andrea Doria 20, 20124 Milan, Italy
• Contact: www.erratum.it · erratumemme@gmail.com · +39 333 9692237
• Admission: not stated by the organiser
• Catalogue: essay by Libero Farnè, design MADE4ART; print at the venue, digital download free

Cultural Heritage Online lists this exhibition for readers who follow the crossing between improvised music and the visual arts. Details come from the organiser’s press release of 9 October 2026 and from the exhibition page at made4art.it.