Plan B – série b, is Joëlle Tuerlinckx’s exhibition, in which she cites the conventions of how archive material is presented, while continually rearranging and re-articulating her work(s) into new forms and constellations. The exhibition’s title wryly refers both to a ‘logical’ method of classifying the thought of a work – infinite, rhizomatic, unfixed, and on going […]
Ethel Walker paints landscapes of the West Coast of Scotland where she lives. She is inspired by the transient and permanence of the world around her and uses light, form and colour to interpret what she sees on to her canvas.
Flux is a show of vital new work by Kate Giles following the passage of the seasons over the last year; a searching and vigorous response to the restless light and weathering over field angles, tree, orchard and hedgerow, alert to the legacy of Constable, Crome and Ruisdael.
Anne Krinsky's latest project is an outdoor print exhibition, Shifting Shorelines, which investigates vulnerable South Coast wetlands, and is installed on the seafront in Worthing. Anne photographed South Coast wetlands in 2020 […]
Flesh and Blood and Running Water, is part of two concurrent exhibitions by Billie Zangewa, who is best known for her intricate collages composed of hand-stitched fragments of raw silk. Zangewa creates figurative compositions that […]
The Seed Keepers is a new series of drawings that fuse Charmaine Watkiss' interests in botany, herbalism, ecology, history, and Afrofuturism. Researching the medicinal and psychical capabilities of plants, Watkiss has […]
This exhibition marks a new chapter in Liz Larner’s diverse oeuvre, which brings together a large-scale plastic serpentine floor sculpture and plastic wall-based sculptures, shown alongside glazed ceramic asteroids. Emulating […]
Making Modernism is the first major UK exhibition devoted to pioneering women working in Germany in the early 1900s: Paula Modersohn-Becker, Kӓthe Kollwitz, Gabriele Münter and Marianne Werefkin. It reframes the […]
In Winter Print Show III, Kate Boxer expresses her skills and finds her own eclectic subjects for her drypoint and carborundum prints of animals, birds and personages from literature, history, art and […]
Cathy Wilkes has produced a unique body of work that challenges and engages with the experiences and ephemera of daily life, redefining the boundaries of sculpture and painting through her preternatural installations. The exhibition presents paintings, collages, etchings, and sculptures made of wire, cloth and paper, hung in close proximity to form one composition.
Aida Cervantes’ work is characterized by an interest in power relations between race, class, gender and even species. She explores these hierarchies both at the level of sexual or intimate relationships and on the broad stages of history and politics. The exhibition Historia de una relacion amorosa, encompasses key examples of one of Cervantes’ trademark […]
Joanna Pousette-Dart presents a selection of recent paintings that are rendered in her signature format of multi-panel curved canvases. These dynamic compositions incorporate a myriad of influences, fusing together the beauty and power of light and shape to offer a poetic illusion to the experience of place, nature and one’s surrounding space.
In honour and in support of Florence PEAKE’s performance at The National Gallery, on 10 December 2021, Richard Saltoun presents 'Sequel', a temporary exhibition & happening at 41 Dover Street. Opening November 17th, this show presents a series of interrelated works by Peake dating from 2014 to 2020. These dynamic paintings and sculptural reliefs are […]
Into the Dark Woods’ beckons us into the fantastic realms of Su Blackwell’s artistic imagination. Blackwell is widely known for her fragile and beguiling book sculptures that play on traditions of origami and shadow puppet theatre. Over time, she has perfected a form of rewriting through cutting to conjure a series of enchantments in paper.
Psychic Anemone, is a group exhibition of mixed-media work by Bea Bonafini, Charlotte Edey and Zoe Williams that brings together ceramic sculpture, painting, large-scale tapestry and charcoal drawings and marks the completion of the gallery’s ten-year anniversary programme, which has focused on female-identifying artists. These artists are brought together to compare their multilayered artistic approaches to […]
The second of two exhibitions by pioneering textile artist Lenore Tawney features rarely seen assemblages and collages from Tawney’s later years, as well as a monumental ‘Cloud’ installation that has not been exhibited since 1978. The two sequential exhibitions, Tawney’s first in the UK, follow a landmark survey at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center, […]
BUOY, Mary Hurrell's exhibition, comprises sculpture, collage, film and a live programme of performances. BUOY considers the body as a system of lenses, mirrors and edges, and throughout this new cycle of work, the body moves as a liquid perspective, stretching through emotional and physical densities, elasticities and compressions.
Means of Escape is an exhibition of new works by Sarah Morris. It features film, paintings and works on paper that explore and create an architecture of forms. The exhibition furthers Morris’s interest in the psychology and perception of space and time.
Rainbow Unicorn Rhombus, is an exhibition of new and recent works by Angela Bulloch, Bulloch’s multidisciplinary practice finds associations between the visual language of 20th century modernist art movements and the digital realm, which encompasses a range of technologies from computer games to science-fiction narratives. Her work explores the relationship between real and virtual space, and the […]
Sikelela Owen’s Steady Love takes its name from India Arie’s 2019 song of the same title. The lyrics describe a love, a cut above the rest – in charm and tender devotion. This love is from a man who possesses an attractive balance between honest affection and understanding. This dynamic kinship empowers his loved one in a […]