“Carve, Roll, Print” an exhibition of new lino-prints by Sangeeta Bhagawati, whose subjects are predominantly South Asian women. She tends to express feelings of rebellion, strength and communion, particularly if the subject of her […]
Lucy Marks is a contemporary painter working in oil and watercolour, whose dynamic compositions communicate the changing energy and movement within the landscape. Her works capture all energies of the […]
French photographer Celine Bodin, presents in this exhibition two recent series: Light of Grace, and The Hunt. Re-enacting the suggestive gesture borrowed from Old Masters to 19th century paintings, the series […]
Rosebuds & Rivers, is Joan Snyder’s first solo exhibition in the UK, which comprises new and recent paintings. The exhibition includes a group of monumental triptychs and diptychs alongside smaller-scale works. […]
In the early 1980s, Anita Corbin represented young women in a photographic genre that was almost entirely dominated by men. Mods, punks, skinheads, rastas, lesbians, rockers – young women defying the […]
This exhibition, The World as yet Unseen, reveals a world both intimate and outward looking, seen through the eyes of women artists based in Cornwall and internationally. At the centre is the […]
Mr & Mrs Ravilious, is the Gallery's main exhibition for 2019, which will be devoted to the work of Eric Ravilious and his wife Tirzah Garwood, two artists whose lives […]
Janice Thurston has a deep love for nature and in particular the rolling hills of the South Downs; this is apparent in her distinctive, undulating paintings in Sussex Landscapes and […]
Cecilia Buchanan mainly sculpts in clay, preferring to work quickly, keeping a free texture, aiming to retain the energy and freshness of the piece. Her early career was as a ballet […]
Scenes of dramatic coastlines painted by Vanessa Gardiner.
The work of Olivia Bax is often characterised by familiar elements such as a hook, handle or vessel presented in unconventional, coloured forms. However, it is the texture of the […]
Chloe Wise’s practice spans diverse media, including painting, sculpture, video and installation. With an interest in the history of portraiture, Wise examines the multiple channels that lead to the construction […]
An exhibition of Elaine Pamphillon's paintings.
Heidi Koenig returns to the gallery for this Easter exhibition, with a series of new monotypes and paintings.
An exhibition of Sarah Gillespie’s paintings: her silverpoint drawings and mezzotints of moths. Gillespie’s art is full of precise choices, care and immense efforts, but its quietness allows us sometimes […]
Bea Bonafini’s exhibition is entitled Talk to the Hand, and presents two new tapestries, shown as wall-hangings, and a series of ceramic tools and masks. The exhibition is a material […]
A Failed Play is Anna-Sophie Berger’s first solo exhibition in London. The new installation includes wall mounted prints drawn from archival material documenting the production of the artist’s 2013 project 'fashion […]
Mandy El-Sayegh’s large-scale paintings, works on paper and object-based installations move between linguistic, material and corporeal registers, often creating double meanings that signal a breakdown in everyday systems and orders. […]
Two new bodies of work will be shown for the first time. Picasso and Sylvia Plath. PICASSO, HIS MUSES, MODELS AND MISTRESSES: In this series, Irene Lees directs her considerable mastery […]
During a six-month residency, YiMiao Shih wove a parallel universe in which the UK voted not for Brexit but 'Rabbrexit': the expulsion of rabbits from the country. For Rabbrexit Means Rabbrexit, Shih created a series of ‘relics’ from the UK’s imaginary rabbit population, including large-scale embroidered epics, newly minted 52p and 48p coins and aeroplane landing […]