Burgeon and Remain, is an exhibition by Angela Heisch that includes paintings on a new larger scale. This body of work, develops the artist’s abstracted visual language with imagery, which holds conflicting ideas […]
‘How Much Love Can a Love Bird Love, Can a Love Bird Love a Love Bird’, is an exhibition of new paintings by Sophie Barber. The chosen title began life as […]
Shahzia Sikander's, exhibition includes painting, drawing, animation and mosaic, showcasing the breadth of the artist’s multi-valent practice. Sikander is renowned for recasting pre-modern Central and South Asian manuscript practices into avant-garde ruptures, deconstructing archetypal narratives around femininity, race, memory and migration.
Kudzanai-Violet Swami's paintings combine visual fragments from a myriad of sources, such as online and archival images, and personal photographs, which collapse past and present. Powerful nudes are a point of departure and in this exhibition of new works, the artist considers existence in a time and space – as much digital as physical – where […]
Maud Sulter: The Centre of the Frame spotlights the work of Scottish-Ghanaian artist Maud Sulter (1960–2008), whose practice is rooted in questioning the representation of Black women in art and literature. […]
Megan Rooney's BONES ROOTS FRUITS, comprises all new works. The exhibition presents large scale paintings including one monumental wall work alongside a selection of works on paper called Old Baggy Root, an ongoing series of surreal portraits exploring playful figuration.
Claerwen Holland is primarily a painter of domestic still lifes and landscapes; the kitchen gardens of Wales or sandy beaches of the British coast. She is inspired by the objects which surround her at home in Wales; freshly picked flowers from her garden, china ornaments, old toys and secret boxes. More recently, Claerwen has found […]
Mind's Eye, is an exhibition of paintings by Terry Frost (1915-2003) and Carol Robertson. This exhibition explores a dialogue between each artist’s distinctive use of colour and shape, in particular their use of the circle. “We share a common interest in all things celestial, all things to do with the heavens: the sun the moon, the stars, […]
This exhibition, Fawn Grove, was inspired by a short text by Joan Jonas, and was originally published in an issue of the magazine Art-Rite in 1974. The text recounts a walk that Jonas took through the countryside with her dog Sappho. The content, structure and rhythm of the text reflect numerous elements that have recurred in Jonas’s work […]
Angela Heisch's paintings are rendered with a luminous application of colour and are composed of repeated motifs, curving forms, and delicate dark lines. Drawing inspiration from organic bodies, patterns in nature, and architecture, the artist’s abstract language seeks to capture the sensation of her observations. Heisch presents her paintings as psychological spaces, and seeks an […]
Lubna Chowdhary is highly acclaimed for her ceramic works, which subvert the traditional context and utility of the medium to address a longstanding preoccupation with urbanisation and material culture. Her sculptural practice has evolved from a sustained fascination with the fusion of binary, cultural and artistic influences. Her newly produced work in Erratics includes wall- floor- and […]
Phoebe Collings-James’ wide-ranging practice encompasses sculpture, video, sound and performance. In her exhibition, A Scratch! A Scratch! she has created a sensual environment combining sound and sculpture that unfolds from undercurrents of grief, heartbreak and desire.
Zeinab Saleh is an artist whose interdisciplinary practice encompasses painting, drawing and video. Finding inspiration in everyday experiences, music and VHS tapes of home video footage, Saleh’s work offers a glimpse into a past world and places personal histories at its core. For her exhibition, Softest Place (on earth), Saleh presents a new body of work […]
Samara Scott's exhibition, BRIM, is now on show, she is also exhibiting in "Mixing it up' at The Hayward Gallery.
Marina Abramović presents the culmination of her lifelong passion and empathy for the talented and tragic figure of singer Maria Callas (1923-1977). Abramović has created Seven Deaths, a new, immersive cinematic experience based on seven untimely demises she undergoes on screen, set to the moving soundtrack of seven Callas solos at Lisson. In Cork Street, Abramović exhibits […]
A selection of large-scale paintings and works on paper by Gillian Ayres (1930-2018). This exhibition joins a roster among the most accomplished and influential British artists of the 20th century. It offers a rare opportunity to see works made during a transformative period of Ayres’ life in the 1980s and a crucial moment of experimentation […]
Hannah Collins’ large-format black-and-white photographs brought her to prominence during the 1980s and led to a Turner Prize nomination in 1993. Her work draws attention to historical and social frameworks and addresses a wide range of subjects and geographical locations through images of interiors, exteriors, interactions, and specific objects.
An exhibition of woodcuts by leading Abstract Expressionist, Helen Frankenthaler (1928–2011), who is widely credited for her pivotal role in the transition from Abstract Expressionism to Color Field painting. Opening ten years after her death, this exhibition, Radical Beauty, shines a light on the artist’s groundbreaking woodcuts, which appear painterly and spontaneous with expanses of colour and […]
Elizabeth Neel’s exhibition Limb after Limb, explores themes of physicality, suffering, transformation, resuscitation, and redemption.
Desire Lines, an exhibition of work by Liza Lou. This exhibition features 10 works that poetically illustrate Lou’s engagement with the natural environment, abstraction, and her own oeuvre spanning 30 years.