An exhibition of recent works by Jumana Manna, which expands on the artist’s ongoing enquiries into the complex relationships between bodies and their environments. The works on view recombine archaic and […]
Invites is an exhibition of paintings by Tal Regev, which primarily depicts the human figure. Regev creates luminous and ethereal spaces on the surface of her canvases. Bodies and objects oscillate in […]
An interactive VR experience, entering The Jellyfish you are plunged into a dream-like underwater scene. In this new interactive virtual reality work, glowing lifeforms invite you to sing with them and through […]
In the exhibition Thames Log, Chloe Dewe Mathews examines the ever-changing nature of our relationship to water. From the source of the river Thames to its mouth, Chloe photographed people […]
An exhibition of new collages and prints by British artist Clare Woods (b. 1972) will open at Cristea Roberts Gallery on 21 May 2021 and will remain on show until 19 June […]
Ack Ro’ by Jaki Irvine contains an ambitious 13-channel video piece, screened on monitors throughout the gallery space. They play an evocative, melodic but haunting composition: Louise Phelan’s mournful vocals blend […]
Ellen Gallagher builds intricate, multi-layered works that pivot between the natural world, mythology and history. Her process involves undoing and reforming trains of thought often over long periods of time […]
The exhibition presents an in-depth view of the Wakefield-born artist’s life, interests, work and legacy. It displays some of Barbara Hepworth’s most celebrated sculptures including the modern abstract carving that […]
The new floor-based work plays with the idea of a flat sculpture. It unfolds from a series of pixelated images of a domestic carpet, laid out in a grid-like arrangement […]
A public art commission by Mary Mattingly is announced as part of Estuary 2021. Vanishing Point, is an ambitious two part installation, comprising a learning centre located on Southend Pier, and a […]
Erika Verzutti gathers sculptures in bronze, cement and papier mâché from the past 15 years alongside a body of new work and a site-specific commission in Manipulations of the Everyday. Known […]
During the past twenty years, Alicia Henry created work that departs from Western ideas of portraiture denoted to a likeness or a construction of a subject. Instead, her figurative, mixed-media sculptural […]
Citizen of the Universe takes a unique look at the work of the visionary artist, educator and activist Ruth Asawa. The exhibition features her signature hanging sculptures in looped and tied […]
The second of Polly Hendry's artworks is titled Invertebrate, which burrows through the building's rooftop and balconies, emerging on the lawn outside. Hendry imagines the De La Warr Pavilion being […]
A quote from the artist "What interests me more, are ideas of ambiguity and mutability in relation to the concept of identity, and the various subject positions we occupy, which are always fluid." Berni Searle draws on a series of her works for this exhibition: Interlaced, which shows continuing engagement with the effects of colonisation, dispossession […]
Do Not Name a Feeling comprise both photography and drawings. Fiona Ones’ primary interest lies in the shifting boundaries within the photographic medium. The artist is also concerned with exploring […]
Women Making History is an extraordinary exhibition that brings together artworks inspired by banners of the suffrage movement, and highlights the continuing struggle to achieve gender equality. This mass-participation artwork, […]
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Tiny Trip is an exhibition of new work by Sarah Rapson. The exhibition includes paintings, works on paper, photography and video.
Alicia Reyes McNamara produced her recent series of paintings and works on paper, From Within, after researching Mexican and Irish mythology and in particular, the recurrence of water myths within those two discourses. McNamara was struck by how many times feminine goddesses were a central part of these myths, yet were largely presented as fallen […]