Pauline Boty (1938–1966), an exclusive exhibition offering an unparalleled opportunity to engage with significant paintings from across Boty’s short but incendiary career, accompanied by an insightful selection of archival material. […]
Bursztyn created her kinetic sculptures using discarded fragments of machines, tires, cables and other metal bits adding, with time, hand-dyed fabrics, motors, light, and sound to produce increasingly complex installations […]
Nengi Omuku’s new paintings abound with references to the natural world and horticulture, featuring portrayals of individuals and social groups set in spectacular landscapes. Melding representations of the world around […]
Terre Protégée (Protected Earth), is centred around the concept of ecofeminism. The exhibition takes its inspiration from the work of Gina Pane, a pioneering figure in Body Art and Ecology. Terre […]
An exhibition dedicated to the pioneering Surrealist artist, Juliana Seraphim (1934 - 2005). Her work, deeply personal and spiritually infused, resonates with the broader Surrealist engagement of memory, identity, and […]
Katrin Fridriks' exhibition Stargate, showcases her continued exploration of natural forces, speed, gravity, and the cosmos. Fridriks draws inspiration from the concept of cosmic portals-drawing from the real-world scientific explorations […]
Busywork, is a suite of new paintings by Ginny Casey. Her contemporary, surrealist paintings capture invented spaces that are occupied by objects distorted and rendered uncanny: tools, household items, […]
Fabian Treiber’s exhibition, Bruised, features a new suite of large scale diptychs and small scale mixed media paintings on nettle substrates. The exhibition title reflects narratively unstable situations in the […]
Retables, is an exhibition of new work by Fabienne Verdier, which employs individual abstract motifs, painted with her iconic large-scale brushes, to evoke individual phenomena of the natural world. Her […]
Margot Samel's exhibition Narcissister, focusses on race, gender, and sexuality through a constant renegotiation of the self, and its inherent performative nature within contemporary society against heteronormative structures of surveillance […]
Entitled Human Stories: Unreported Uprisings, Ines Dalal presents a series of powerful photographic essays documenting the protests of striking workers in the UK. Dalal shares an unpublished contemporary archive and commentary […]
The title of this exhibition ‘Deepest Dreams & Waking Moments’ alludes to the fleeting nature of Marzia Colonna’s subject matter and the distillation of her life experience. Based on chance […]
Two Shoes are not a Pair, is an exhibition of oil paintings on panels and plywood, which Katerina Lukina shares with Andrei Pokrovskii.
Gebrochenes Pferd, the exhibition of new works by Alexandra Bircken, refers to the sculptural tradition of the equestrian statue, which for centuries epitomised the dignified representation of rulers, emperors, kings, […]
In a series of moonlit scenes women appear in various states of contemplation, their larger-than-life bodies bent into poses that are languid, sensuous, awkward and athletic. These dream-like visions are […]
(Re)Coded shares perceptions of data collection, use, dissemination and how these are understood and acted upon by Birmingham’s inner-city Caribbean diasporic communities. This exhibition presents Vic Moyosola’s photographic portraits of […]
The real subject of Helen Ireland’s work is ambiguous, and is perhaps impossible to describe in words. In her working process we witness an endless build up of lines and […]
The exhibition, 'Silence is a Powerful Sound' by Ann Christopher, is a poignant and evocative show that features a series of new sculptures, works on paper, and selected pieces from […]
Alya Hatta’s practice reflects her nomadic childhood, and her work reflects her vast personal archive, which includes everyday phone photos, evocative pictures and music videos found through casual Internet surfing, […]
Earendel, is a solo exhibition of new work by Ayla Tavares. Starting from the recent discovery of Earendel—the most distant star detected to date, a remnant from the universe’s first billion years—Tavares considers the interplay between archaeological and sacred artifacts, daily objects and cosmic events to evoke connections between past and present. In this new […]