This large-scale Theatrical Exhibition, presents recent work and include selected highlights from Lubaina Himid’s influential career. Taking inspiration from her interest in theatre, the exhibition unfolds in a sequence of scenes designed to place visitors centre-stage and backstage. Initially trained in theatre design, Himid is known for her innovative approaches to painting and to social engagement. She has […]
Shilpa Gupta highlights the fragility of one’s right to expression whilst raising urgent questions of censorship, confinement and resistance.
Mona Ardeleanu’s exhibition THE PADDING, offers strong yet sensitive paintings, which take inspiration from her surroundings and are guided by intuition. Ardeleanu “moves through the world when she paints”, and for this […]
Barbara Rae CBE RA is a Scottish painter and printmaker whose acclaimed work is exhibited worldwide. Her landscapes are conveyed through her vivacious use of colour, composition and line. This exhibition […]
Painterly Prints a two-person show, presents the abstract and figurative monotypes of Clive Jackson and Sonia Martin. Sonia Martin expresses a female perspective to her subject-matter which encompasses themes of memory, mortality […]
‘Polarity’ is a concept that has always defined Elise Ansel’s practice. Using energetic gestural abstraction, she reinterprets old master paintings into a contemporary pictorial language, and in the process creates […]
Aleksandra Domanović presents three of her animated Worldometers sculptures. The series is named after a notorious website that collates “live” statistics on a variety of data across the world, including COVID-19. Domanović’s Worldometers use […]
It’s a Magda Archer Christmas, is an exhibition of new and recent paintings by Magda Archer. Drawing on a personal archive of found images sourced from books, comics, ephemera and memory, […]
Emily Powell's winter exhibition, Green is Essential to my Happiness, celebrates colour and how it can make you feel. Featuring an array of wintery animals and bold colours, Emily has created a […]
Jutta Koether's Femme Colonne, features seven new, large-scale paintings, spread across two gallery sites. Koether utilises appropriation to situate herself within an eclectic artistic genealogy that references idioms from French baroque painting to Symbolism, Post-Impressionism, and Surrealism. In a recurring repertoire of pixelated or “bruised” grids, vibrant red paint, and unfurling ribbons and curtains, Koether layers her […]
'We exist in the marriage of physical and spiritual remembrance. It's in these spaces... we identify with our physical and imagined bodies.' – Khadija Saye Composed of nine powerfully evocative […]
Betsy Bradley explores painting as a life force that traces “the dance between thought and action”. In her exhibition Chasing Rainbows, Bradley uses voile and organza as painting supports. These translucent fabrics […]
I didn’t give myself a chance to fall in love with myself because I didn’t think she was deserving of it. – Deborah Segun It is often said that our personal […]
Kristy M Chan traverses figuration and abstraction to form energetic, intuitive and autobiographical compositions. Departing from surreal and dizzying junctures in contemporary life, Chan describes her works as ‘stolen realities’. […]
Rachel Jones’s new series of paintings, SMIIILLLLEEEE, are presented in this exhibition. The artist investigates a sense of self as a visual, visceral experience, with the motifs of mouths and teeth […]
Early Paradise is an exhibition of new work by Kat Lyons, which shows thirteen paintings based on Lyons’ experiences living on a small, diversified livestock farm.
Each of the five artists featuring in the show, create figurative works that are unbound by prejudice. They subvert and rethink how Black women and figures have been regarded by […]
New paintings by Aileen Murphy function as vessels for the fictional figures she uses to investigate the multiple possibilities of making a painting. Faces appear in some as cartoon-like heads detached and floating […]
Jenny McIntosh grew up in Calcutta and her influences are drawn from ancient Egypt, Cycladic sculptures and the ancient near and far east. Her Votive Pieces can be seen in this sculpture […]
To celebrate Bridget Riley's 90th birthday this year; this exhibition explores the artist's love of sight and how it surprises us. Pleasures of Sight delves into the historical roots of Bridget Riley’s art and her working methods, through a selection of exemplary striped, curved, colour and black-and-white works. Examples are drawn from each decade – the 1960s to […]