A new exhibition of work by Glasgow based artist Rachel Adams titled Lowlight. Exploring the creative, menial, domestic and administrative, the installation for Bloc Projects looks at the linked systems that govern both the natural and manmade world and the possibilities where the two intersect. Rachel is interested in the collapse of boundaries between the natural […]

An exhibition of two works by the contemporary textile artist Alice Kettle. Depicting scenes from Homer’s Odyssey these large scale canvases hang alongside the remaining four Perseus series studies, providing a visual contrast in mythological storytelling.

This is part of a series of solo exhibitions celebrating contemporary printmaking that continues with printmaker Ruth Thomas. Using her late mothers' notebooks which documented her daily walks in the country side, writing about the passing of the seasons, the sky, the weather, plants and all the wildlife she saw. Ruth has used fragments of […]

Scrapbook is a collection of paintings, drawings, print-works, collage, sculpture, and mixed media that explore the ongoing experience of life, past and present along with inspired possibilities for the future.  To quote Caroline Gowdy “Life is an adventure . . . life is a gift”.

Explore modern art and modern love; Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy and the Avant-garde, reveals how relationships can become a playground for creativity. Featuring the biggest names in Modern Art, Modern Couples explores creative relationships, across painting, sculpture, photography, design and literature. Meet the artist couples that forged new ways of making art and of living and loving. The exhibition illuminates […]

Mika Rottenberg presents new and existing work in an exhibition featuring two new films that respond to the building, and  incorporates purpose-built installations alongside sculptural objects. Mika Rottenberg is known for her ability to highlight themes such as the inequalities of our global economy and the fragility of the human body, spun through a lens of […]

We See You, We Hear You, is an exhibition of 15 women artists.  The idea behind this exhibition is simple: we want to say "this is what women can do", […]

A solo exhibition that coincides with the major thematic exhibition of Elisabeth Frink at Sainsburys Centre, bringing together the largest and most significant presentation of her work since her death […]

Love me or Leave me Alone is a carefully crafted sculpture, as well as the artists’ first permanent building in the United Kingdom. The artists Heather Peak and Ivan Morison […]

The exhibition, A Shadow on the Blind includes new work representing a significant new development in Alison Watt's practice, alongside a selection of key earlier pieces. Watt's extraordinary paintings take the […]

Bulaubulau is Charwei Tsai's first solo exhibition in the UK, which demonstrates her interest in spiritual traditions and research in indigenous tribes in Taiwan. Bulaubulau presents installation, film, photography and […]

Humans and Other Animals is a major new exhibition of Suffolk-born artist Elisabeth Frink (1930-1993). The exhibition features over 130 works by the artist; this is the largest showing of Frink’s […]

An exhibition of paintings, drawings and autobiographical ephemera paired with in-depth psychoanalytic interpretation, by Grace Pailthorpe (1883 – 1971) and Reuben Mednikoff ( 1906 – 1972).  The work of Pailthorpe […]

An exhibition of Helen Simmonds' new paintings.

An exhibition of Patricia Shone's ceramics.

Melanie Wickham is a lino printer, who trained as an illustrator.  She has been carving out lino hares, cats, spiders and otters ever since. She is currently working on progressively larger flocks of birds. Melanie has exhibited regularly in galleries and exhibitions around the UK and has printed on many things – from lovely printmaking […]

A film work of cinematic scale, Provenance traces in reverse the global trade in furniture from the Indian city of Chandigarh. This multi-element film work explores the journey taken by modernist chairs from their original location in the city of Chandigarh, India, to auction houses and collectors' homes in Europe and America. Created by New York […]

Rachel Kneebone is widely acclaimed for her complex porcelain sculptures that express physical metamorphosis and movement. For her first solo exhibition in the North of England, The Dance Project she premieres a new series of sculptures and drawings that deepen her investigations into the experience of inhabiting the body. The exhibition is accompanied by a […]

The profound and enduring power of both Britten’s music and the architecture of Libeskind’s room (which the Dovecote at Snape Maltings closely resembles) are important factors in Maggi Hambling's installation War Requiem. The paintings of victims and battlefields are my own response to the horror, destruction and futility of war.’