With There is a Volcano Behind My House, Ilana Halperin creates works inspired by the geology of the Island of Bute where she now spends much of her time. Situated throughout the house, four distinct yet contiguous series of sculptures, works on paper and textile reference ‘immigrant’ minerals embedded in the fabric of the building, as […]
Taken from a line in a Charlotte Brontë's poem, Evening Solace, the title of Iris Schomaker's exhibition, ‘in secret kept/ in silence sealed’, reflects on interiority, solitude and the nature of time.
Painting provides a platform where time, space, gravity and perspective can be shifting and unstable. Within this malleable construct, Anj Smith is endlessly inventive and creative, bringing together diverse and […]
'Britainton’, is an exhibition of new sculptures by Claire Partington, which interweaves art history, feminism and fairytale to create a surreal and riotous vision of Britain in 2021. Claire works principally in ceramics, and for her large figures she uses imagery from the past to reinterpret the present. The works in ‘Britainton’ tap sources ranging from […]
An exhibition of works on paper by Gwen John (1876-1939). The lover of Auguste Rodin and sister of the flamboyant artist Augustus John. Her work was often overlooked, yet she was amongst the first female students to study at the Slade School of Art, and exhibited with major galleries and at important exhibitions, including the […]
Everything is a Bird is a new exhibition by Sophy Rickett and Bettina von Zwehl, which features photography, 3d works, moving image and text. Everything is a Bird represents the joyful interaction between the work of two artists and their practices. Both have a background in photography, and the works in this exhibition reflect the fascination […]
"I had the landscape in my arms when I painted it. I had the landscapes in my mind and shoulder and wrist." —Helen Frankenthaler Imagining Landscapes,paintings by Helen Frankenthaler, 1952–1976, […]
The Yanomami Struggle, is an exhibition devoted to the life and work of Claudia Andujar and her collaboration with the Yanomami, one of Brazil’s largest indigenous peoples, who she has […]
DATES TBA In the 1960s and 70s, the Polish artist Magdalena Abakanowicz created radical sculptures from woven fibre. They were soft not hard; ambiguous and organic; towering works that hung from the ceiling […]
This exhibition by Josèfa Ntjam comprises a series of ceramic sculpture, photomontage, film and sound. ‘Molecular Genealogies’ explores the history and future of emancipatory movements by weaving multiple narratives drawn from African mythology, ancestral rituals, the wars of independence in Cameroon, Algeria and Burkina-Faso, anti-racist activism in the US, as well as Ntjam’s personal and […]
Christina Quarles creates surreal and deliberately ambiguous images of bodies that seem barely contained by the frame of the canvas. This display, In Likeness, brings together Quarles’s vibrant and textured paintings, […]
Enter the world of Charlotte Perriand, whose pioneering designs shaped the 20th century. Her modern ideas can be found in the way we live today, from the use of materials to […]
Bhangra Lexicon is the world’s first ‘visual dictionary’ of movements found within this beautiful artform, carefully compiled by Hardeep Sahota. Bhangra is an energetic form of dance and music originated in the Panjab by farming communities during the spring harvest festival of Vaisakhi. Sahota has explored, documented and catalogued over 300 dance movements and gestures from […]
Shirazeh Houshiary presents a new body of work: the first presentation in 15 years to focus exclusively on her paintings. The five new paintings – Pneuma (2020), Forgetting the Word (2020), Enigma (2020), Pieta (2021) and Loci (2021) – manifest […]
Strange Days, Tursic & Mille’s exhibition, features twelve paintings and two sculptures, each of the works represents one month out of the past twelve. Serving as a kind of calendar, […]
The fourth exhibition inspired by the political philosopher Hannah Arendt is a solo presentation by the Israeli artist, feminist theorist, psychoanalyst and philosopher BRACHA. Through recent paintings that deal with […]
Taking its title from the grid reference for the Gallery, SP010986, the residency sees Daniella Turbin embarking on walks across Walsall and its surrounding areas using Ordnance Survey’s Explorer paper […]
In Venice by Melissa McGill is the artist’s first solo exhibition, which presents related artworks in a wide range of media. It features hand-painted photographic artist renderings, works with sailcloth and paper, photographs, an […]
Louise Nevelson: Total Life, presents a selection of art created by Nevelson throughout her career. She is exhibiting key examples of her sculptural reliefs and collages from the 1950s through the […]
Multidisciplinary artist Ania Sabet has created a provocative artwork for the window and facade of 48 Brook Street. The global pandemic has meant loss of touch and hidden lips for […]