The body of work that forms Ziping Wang’s upcoming solo exhibition, The Other Landscape, continues to explore the artist’s fascination with the modern-day abundance of imagery.

In this show The Lammermuirs-An Lomair Mor, Barbara Rae returns to many of her favourite haunts in Ireland, France and Spain. The sheer exuberance of colour and confidence of brushstrokes are evidence of […]

Karla Black makes sculptures that begin with a desire to do something. To experiment with certain materials, certain colours. In turn, the sculptures she makes do something: they hang, heap, […]

An exhibition of new work by Tala Madani, titled ‘Chalk Mark’, brings together new works by Madani exploring education and instruction. They include a series of Chalk Board paintings that engage with the role of copying and repetition in learning, via repeated motifs that are deliberately undisciplined and unruly.

Dancing in Dark Times, is an exhibition of new paintings and textiles exploring the evolving exchange between the bodies we occupy, the world we inhabit and the images we create. Bringing together an international group of artists – Jessie Makinson, Tonia Nneji,  Nengi Omuku, Samantha Rosenwald, Ilana Savdie, Constanza Schaffner, Lee Simmonds, Didier William, Qualeasha Wood […]

A Retrospective of Prints and paintings 1980 - 2019. Jill Bray uses elements of landscape, and the human marks on it, to suggest the history and character of the rural environment. Her layering of marks mirrors archaeological processes, capturing for example traces of land usage in burial sites from the Bronze Age and the cutting […]

Jan Agha and Rupi Dhillon both make work that playfully complicates ideas around cultural authenticity. Both provide maverick strategies as to how to navigate cultural histories from the perspective of the diaspora. Their works draw on specific histories, but in different ways each artist complicates that by picking, choosing and putting together disparate cultural references. […]

Lidia Patelli's photographs are imbued with a sense of the uncanny. Ranging from stark silhouettes in black and white to disconcerting images of animals, she continually keeps the viewer guessing. Her subjects, often statues or stuffed animals, are lifelike but inanimate—frozen in time as well as in her images. Surrounded by elegant period frames, Patelli's […]

Echoing Green, an exhibition of new work by Charlotte Verity. The work is split into two parts, featuring paintings and watercolour monotypes across two consecutive shows. Charlotte's work finds its focus in the overlooked and in what can be discovered by the painter’s eye.  Echoing Green is the title of one of five new paintings on view at […]

‘Unlived Moments’ explores the artist duo Nisreen and Nermeen Abu Dail’s imagined and unlived moments. The word “Naqsh”, in Arabic, means to engrave, and “Naqsh” was the very first form […]

The five artists included in this exhibition - Kate Lyddon, Alice Maher, Richard Mark Rawlins, Caroline Wong and Joel Wyllie - are using the slow processes of drawing to work through deeply personal experiences, anxieties, and […]

Heartland, Madelynn Green's exhibition, bridges the artist's American origins with her current residence in the U.K.

Leiko Ikemura presents a selection of paintings, sculptures, drawings and photography in her exhibition, Usagi in Wonderland.  Ikemura has selected 50 works that span three decades of her career.  Her art appeals […]

Sandra Millar's prints focus on people and their relationship with each other and the space that surrounds them. Sandra explores the possibilities for linear and tonal contrasts that the mediums of […]

The focus is on an individual artist, in the presentation of a body of unseen works by Scottish sculptor and printmaker Claire Barclay, who explains: “This exhibition brings together unique print works […]